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mickdarling 8 hours ago [-]
Ironic as it might be, the Secretary of Transportation is not a reliable source when it comes to accuracy of information about U.S. transportation.
netsharc 8 hours ago [-]
He was boss of NASA.. you'd have to be pretty smart to lead a bunch of rocket scientists!
/S
DiabloD3 9 minutes ago [-]
I don't know why you're getting downvoted.
The management team lead by NASA Administrator Sean O’Keefe in 2003 lead to the deaths of 7 astronauts. He was not capable of doing the job, and ignored most of the actual "rocket scientists" at NASA. He was told, point blank, that this would happen, and still ignored it.
This lead to the creation of an engineering board that can circuit break any decisions if they believe it will lead to loss of life, and then eventually, the end of the shuttle program entirely. Non-engineers cannot be trusted to lead NASA nor, by extension, any department of the government that is largely technical.
Refreeze5224 8 hours ago [-]
> "We see zero evidence of anything nefarious, and zero evidence of anything AI related."
Because both look bad for us, and we would not tell you about it even if it was those things, to protect our incompetence and our donor's IPOs.
sharts 5 hours ago [-]
we’re to believe it was basically a cable that the comcast guy didn’t terminate correctly cuz he was high and not paid enough to care and it was his first time?
This is what national security hinges on? Or it was something else.
bluesounddirect 3 hours ago [-]
to be fair, it sounds like the copper , analog, old , outdated talk was cover for " we fucked up , have no idea what we were thinking, and broke shit..."
torlok 7 hours ago [-]
Was fun to watch Trump administration point fingers at their own congress.
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The management team lead by NASA Administrator Sean O’Keefe in 2003 lead to the deaths of 7 astronauts. He was not capable of doing the job, and ignored most of the actual "rocket scientists" at NASA. He was told, point blank, that this would happen, and still ignored it.
This lead to the creation of an engineering board that can circuit break any decisions if they believe it will lead to loss of life, and then eventually, the end of the shuttle program entirely. Non-engineers cannot be trusted to lead NASA nor, by extension, any department of the government that is largely technical.
Because both look bad for us, and we would not tell you about it even if it was those things, to protect our incompetence and our donor's IPOs.
This is what national security hinges on? Or it was something else.