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You could fit all of them in a cube with edge length 400 meters (1312 feet)

I highly recommend the book Normal Accidents by Charles Perrow. Perrow argues that multiple and unexpected failures are built into society's complex and tightly coupled systems

Would this be something Starlink could offer?

Come on Gabriel! Yes people search for weather, lyrics, sport scores and local results, but you do not have a web search engine without being able to search the web. Saying "Of course, we have more traditional links in our search results too, which we do largely source from Bing, but that's just part of the page" is disingenuous.

The RStudio equivalent for Python. Last used this so many years ago, and from the screenshots little seems to have changed.

Congrats to the team. I am sure it must have been a stressful one.

Some remaining issues:

The desktop app on first message in any conversation says: "Partially sent, click for details". When retried, the message goes through, but is not synced with the mobile client (never appears there).

PS: Happy Signal exists. It's easy to let inconvenience make you forget it sometimes.

While this may very well be the simplest piece of software that makes money, I have a conceptual bone to pick:

If you spend money to make a point, the recipient does mean something.