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First surface vessel attack on Crimea failed as Musk turned off connection (www.pravda.com.ua)
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[–] Promethiel 7 points 1 year ago

It makes perfect sense if you consider two things:

  1. Consider the reality of ITAR and the value assessment of actually breaking it versus being able to say whatever you want in a post truth society.

  2. The CEO in this particular instance is, to put it charitably, not an example to be held and compared against if seeking a baseline "reasonable person"-esque standards in the self-serving (and self-editing) annals of corporate history.