“.... the ransomware infected only its corporate IT network...”

weather or not the services of critical pipeline infrastructure SHOULD be a public service/government function is kind of moot since it’s NOT.

So it really was Geoff in Accounts Receivable who clicked on that attachment? The same Geoff with a Ring doorbell, Apple watch and a Tesla who can’t be bothered to understand basic email security?

This post paints a really bad picture without full understanding of how IT infrastructure works. When the good folks down in IT see an activity spike and files start becoming encrypted, they shut everything off in order to isolate the threat. It’s kind of like closing fire doors. Unfortunately this sometimes means…

It’s because AutoPilot was not engaged when the vehicle crashed (because AutoPilot disengaged half a second before the vehicle slammed into the thing)

As someone who actually studies the economic effects of regulations at the microeconomic level, I can tell you that there certainly are examples of the EPA making rules that are “overly strict”. This, however, ain’t it... this isn’t the EPA making up a “nitpicky” rule just to stick it to Tesla... this is Tesla failing…

They are bringing a car that literally everyone is asking for. The segment sells 4 million vehicles a year. Doesn’t make it an exceptional car, but one that will definitely boost VWs sales figures. 

And next on distinction without a difference we will discuss apples vs. apples...

Fleet sales?

“Spencer had a shop install the guard and winch, and he had the fabricator weld the top section that leans forward to protect the vehicle from deer strikes.”

Have to say, the patches on the inside were exactly what I expected. 

My thoughts exactly. It the perfect 1-2 punch of being incredibly un-tasteful, while also inviting life altering litigation from any fender bender you find yourself in.

I think mine is too and my DNA is 50% Scot/ 50% German.

pretty sure my skin color is too dark for him to consider selling this to me.

People like this are more likely to die from colon cancer than the firefight they prepared for their entire life.

“Incelmobile” was my first thought

Came here to say the same, the lack of in-depth product knowledge is alarming on any car.

1) That steering wheel is immensely stupid and was designed by someone who hasn’t operated a car. It might have some progressive steering where low speed, full-rotation maneuvers are handled so you don’t need to go 720 degrees, but come on.

Don’t forget to blame “Big Restaurant” for the obesity epidemic.

The average age of a car on the road in the US is 13 years old. Even if 100% of new cars sold were EVs, it would take many years for them to take over the majority of cars on the road. As it is right now EVs are about 2% of new cars sold in the US. It’s going to be a LONG time before EVs take over.