Rivian seems to have nailed the market, in contrast. If Tesla had come out with something similar earlier, they would’ve done well, and wiped out a strong competitor at the same time.

anyone who willingly bought a cybertruck after knowing everything about Elon and Tesla honestly deserves to have their trucks bricked lol 

Everything I read about this makes me feel like it’s a repeat of the DeLorean in the 80s. Terrible quality doomed the car, even though it was cool...and then there was the whole John/coke thing...which I suspect is similar to Elon’s arc.

The Cybertruck is going to be a business school case study for the next 100 years.

Replace HV battery.  Don’t forget the HV battery is the entire floor of the truck.  So remove seats, entire body, suspension and drive, replace battery, reassemble.  That truck will never, ever be right again. (if it ever was)

“Tesla really rushed these trucks out, what a nightmare.”

I’m glad the season is getting a good review, but I didn’t read past the first couple of paragraphs — partially I want to avoid anything that even looks like a spoiler, but mostly because I don’t like this take that there was anything wrong with season three.

Jealous because she transitioned and you want to or jealous because she’s got stuff going on in life and you don’t?

Kindly go fuck yourself up a hot stovepipe

Jacen Syndulla has the potential to be very, very important.

One of the faceless 10,000. This is shown a few times during Rebels, including where we see how much both Ezra and Kanan struggle fighting against inquisitors that Ahsoka later handles easily by herself.

The Sequel Trilogy had zero scale. Just another of many filmmaking errors.

I’m bit rusty on my Doctor Who fandom, but wouldn’t someone whose parents didn’t marry until 2010 be, at most, 13 years old? Yeah, yeah, I know, wibbly wobbly, timey wimey, but still. This timeline does not add up.

One bit of bad writing that should be acknowledged is Hera’s failure to mention why she believed Thrawn was coming back, or even to mention “oh ya - and not only did they steal an SSD hyperdrive, there were two dark Jedi on Corellia”. That latter bit kind of feels like the key bit of information we needed - and it…

They’re traveling at the speed of light, right?

I loved that their hyperspace journey actually took time and gave the show some breathing room to explore the characters. That’s how hyperspace was most often depicted in Star Wars media until the sequel trilogy when it was depicted as basically instantaneous travel between two points no matter how far apart they are. 

I think you’ve gotten the wrong take from it. The last line is “Superspeedway racing is a hallmark of the sport, and we should fight to keep it; we just need to ensure we’re doing our utmost to prevent disaster.” which to me shows a continued push for positive safety changes for superspeedway racing from the author. 

Hear me out... more turns.

I’d place Big Fish much higher, especially over Dark Shadows. Yeh, it’s corny at times, but also kinda delightful and the episodic nature of it works well...

I’m gonna be that person.