Re:SpaceX launch webcast: Orbcomm-2 Mission [video]
by codeonfire on Tuesday December 22, 2015 @02:50AM
(#10776428)
Bezos and Musk should NOT be on twitter for their sake. Imagine for a few decades no one tells you "no" or "you're wrong" and you have thousands of peons to kick around. Megalomania is 100% going to happen. Best just contain that behind closed doors.
[ Parent
| on HN ]
Re:SpaceX launch webcast: Orbcomm-2 Mission [video]
by imdsm on Tuesday December 22, 2015 @03:06AM
(#10776471)
I think it's great how Elon uses Twitter. It's better than him being a shadowy figure shrouded in mystery. Remember, he's doing this primarily for the passion, not money, and he wants to inspire others to join him. You don't do that by being a Mr ??? sat in the background.
Re:SpaceX launch webcast: Orbcomm-2 Mission [video]
by golergka on Tuesday December 22, 2015 @06:43AM
(#10777155)
Have you beenin twitter? There's plenty of people there, ready not only to tell you that you're wrong, but explain why and how in great excruciating detail
Re:SpaceX launch webcast: Orbcomm-2 Mission [video]
by coldpie on Tuesday December 22, 2015 @08:22AM
(#10777575)
The only thing that can be explained on Twitter in excruciating detail is its obnoxiously short character limit resulting in no possibili
Re:SpaceX launch webcast: Orbcomm-2 Mission [video]
by joe563323 on Wednesday December 23, 2015 @01:39AM
(#10782279)
> excruciating detail
Sure in 140 characters.
Re:SpaceX launch webcast: Orbcomm-2 Mission [video]
by TrevorJ on Tuesday December 22, 2015 @04:28PM
(#10780508)
Eh - I think a good bit of it is entertainment for public consumption. Competition keeps people interested. It's pretty neat how we've gone from two superpowers duking it out in a cold war to two rich dudes exchanging barbs on twitter.