Polls: Technology & Internet

On Thursday 20-Apr-2023, SpaceX launched its massive Starship rocket for the first time, making it the most powerful rocket to ever fly. The launch was a qualified success, although its failure to separate the second stage led to a manual "rapid unscheduled disassembly" just 4 minutes into the flight.

However, the concrete launch pad was severely damaged and and nearby tanks were dented by concrete debris caused by the rocket's 33 Raptor engines, which Elon Musk called "a miscalculation" of the power of all those engines. He further said that the pad will be repaired with a steel plate and water deluge system, which should prevent damage from future launches. He then went on to way that they will launch again in a few months.

We've all seen how much damage was done, and we know that SpaceX is pretty good at doing things quickly. But how soon do you think the launch pad can be repaired and another Starship launched.

Me I prefer the all glass Sealed Beam headlights.

Yes they make LEDs for everything, I don't like them

See I had a crappy old Dodge Caravan from 1989 You know the 2nd generation of them

It hit a deer and smashed out the front end. They wanted over a hundred for a replacement European style headlight assembly.

I said screw that shit.

So I took the headlights out of about to be junked1985 Chevy S10 and mounted them in the caravan.

Cost free

LED lights are more efficient that traditional incandescent light bulbs, fluorescent tubes and compact fluorescent lights (CFLs).

Have you changed all the lights in your home to LED? Why or why not?

Why do you like this system over the others?

Amazon Music comes with Amazon Prime. But the problem is, I am not able to use that app. And I don't really like the interface. Plus, international songs are not on Amazon Music. Not for me from that angle as well.

YTMusic is cool. I got it with my YouTube Family Premium. But it is not as convenient as Spotify is. I mean, with Spotify, everything just clicks for me.

But then again, Spotify is a completely different entity. And I hate ads when I am listening to, and then mood is set.

That was it for me.

I want to read your opinions regarding these service providers.

I did not ask about the music quality. I am using them for the past year, I can tell the difference. I want to talk about the convenience in your day-to-day life.

I have deliberately not included Apple Music as I don't see any point in putting my money in something that is exclusive (with quality). Android app is also there, but its Apple.

90% of the time I use the website from my mobile Chrome browser.