It's actually mostly only shrug-worthy for the operator
Satellites typically are fairly well insured against such things, and you typically build at the very least 2 satellites which are identical (one that goes up, one to use as an engineering model) so it should be fairly quick to get a new one to send up. The insurance company pays for that satellite and its new launch.
Failed satellite launches are a normal thing in the satellite industry.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
