Mitchell Clark

According to the International Air Transport Association, it’ll cost around $637.6 million to replace altimeters that don’t properly filter out C-Band 5G. That’s quite a bit more than the FAA’s $26 million estimate from January, though as Fierce Wireless points out the IATA probably “has an axe to grind” about the whole saga — it didn’t want carriers to get C-band from the start.

Elon Musk says that only 31 of the 33 engines on SpaceX’s Starship booster actually fired, but the static fire test was still a thing to behold. Despite that, the test went really well otherwise according to the people over at the NASA Spaceflight channel, paving the way towards the ship actually launching.

The “you are over the daily limit for sending tweets” messages apparently happened because “an employee had inadvertently deleted data for an internal service that sets rate limits for using Twitter,” according to Platformer. The team behind the service, however, has been gone since November.

And when one of the people who lived there tried to challenge the data to make the FCC’s broadband maps more accurate, the ISP reportedly disputed his claims. It’s worth reading Ars Technica’s writeup of how it eventually got corrected, but long story short neither the FCC nor Comcast end up looking good.

Yahoo is reportedly laying off around 20 percent of its workforce, including 1,600 people in its ad tech department, according to Axios.

They even have sport mode.