Anton Has Already Entered the Market
Elon Musk need not rebuild Telekom to disrupt it. As Anton the dog understands, an expensive fence offers no guarantee that competitors will remain outside.
Starlink
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Your Internet Connection Does Not Include a War
Must every useful technology become a weapon? A biting defence of Starlink’s civilian boundaries and the idea that connectivity need not come with a body count.
Houston, We Have a Login Prompt
Satellites may orbit Earth, but their security problems remain familiar. Starlink shows why even the final frontier needs patches, sceptics, and a good sysadmin.
Gravity Has Not Read the Press Release
Starship reached orbit, delivered 26 satellites, and returned early, leaving engineers with fresh data and the internet arguing about whether progress had occurred.
F*ck You, Elon. What’s the Wi-Fi Password?
An anti-Elon sign at Burning Man meets an awkward reality: Starlink keeps camps connected. A biting satire on tribal outrage, useful inventions, and ambition.
Starship 13 and the Strange Triumph of Not Exploding
Starship 13 deployed 20 real satellites, restarted a Raptor and landed intact; Super Heavy nailed ascent and boostback, though its final splashdown was hard.
Starlink and the Cult of Earthbound Resentment
Starlink becomes a case study in why some critics struggle to separate personality, politics, and genuinely useful infrastructure.
Starlink Satellites: Decoding Their Lifetime and Next-Gen Upgrades
Starlink’s short satellite lifetimes are not just a limitation; they are part of a rapid upgrade strategy.