It’s most likely JVKE

There’s a lot more complexity to gaining adoption than just replicating feature sets.

The real question...is this comment reply chatGPT? 🤔

When the Texas power grid failed, having a gas range we could cook on and use to heat the room was pretty critical.

I know it’s not the safest means of heating a space, but when you’re below 0 for days with poorly insulated houses here in Texas, it’s either freeze or have some form of comfort when the power goes out.…

I believe they’re planning on using them for the local/inner city shipping logistics as a start. I’d assume the local hubs would have a charging network built in and it’d be a lot easier to coordinate route stops at delivery places where the truck can charge while being loaded/unloaded.

Not true. Full Self Driving unlocks capabilities beyond standard Autopilot.

Lots of gleeful cynicism on Jalopnik around Tesla and it’s promises 🤦‍♂️

Same thing could of been said for EVs ~10 years ago.

TikTok happened.

Obligatory: do not buy Samsung appliances unless you like them to break on you.

Obligatory: do not buy Samsung appliances unless you like them to break on you.

Obligatory: Whatever you add to the internet, stays on the internet.

There’s no take-backsies in the online world, even if you think you deleted it.

Now I don’t agree with this practice of shadily keeping content people think they deleted...but unfortunately that’s the world we live in :(

Or like how they cherry picked that negative story, and left out the other times where he helped out and succeeded:

How is asking for a plan for how the $ can solve the problem unreasonable or disgusting?

I was literally complaining about how impossible it is to use Find My to locate my AirPods because they require the Airpod case to be open, or one of the earbuds to be out of the case.

I think you’re downplaying the accomplishments of Musk because you don’t like what he posts on Twitter lol

I went to the Koenigsegg factory like ~10 years ago and didn’t even get to see a car let alone enter :(

I wonder if they a bit more friendly to visitors now, or will they still turn away anyone who just wants to see one of their cars in person.

They fell into the classic trap of adding “features/whistles” instead of understanding why people actually use LinkedIn and focusing on making those use-cases compelling.

Houston gets a lot of flack, but it’s a great city IMO.

I live in Houston. All the fast food places do this, including Whataburger.