Many of these firings are specifically targeting people and agencies who were actively investigating Musk’s companies.

“Can’t park it, fit it on the streets, charge it, get it worked on, or get the software to work, had to give it baby bumpers, and people are constantly pointing and laughing at me.
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Still love the truck.”

Man, this reminds me of several years ago when I was following a car in town that started being very erratic. Slowed way down, sped up again, eventually turned a corner, jumped the curb and drove down the sidewalk. At the next intersection narrowly missed a fire hydrant and ran down the stop sign. By the time it…

Did they stop after hitting the sign?  No?  They kept moving?  Sign worked.

because it’s disruptive bruh, so techy, much wow !!!

This, what you just said, star for you.

That front release looks like a plastic surround, a form that has no function to the layperson. If you just showed me a photo of that front and asked, “Where is the door release” I would NOT have guessed where it is, at all.

In a panic situation, when you’re in shock or possibly…

This door info is news to me. It’s horrible. How the fuck does this get past regulators? Of course in the text four years we can expect even more of this garbage.

I know after I’ve been in a violent, disorienting crash and I see flames growing in front of me, I have the focus and fine motor skills to locate a black plastic latch on a black panel that I’ve never used before or have even noticed.

Can you imagine the morons who sat there designing this thing and literally thought “how can we better hide this emergency release latch so it can’t be seen at all?”

“something that most owners, let alone a passenger in a panic, aren’t likely to have.”

LOL! Yeah, no. He paid people to dig really deep into it.

I want to feel sympathy for these people. I want to be a good person and look past our differences, acknowledging that everyone has different tastes and that’s okay. But...

Petabyte per second absolutely does mean the duration of the trip per packet has to be short - it also means you have to be able to send a massive amount of data in the stream. Latency would be atrocious as well, at any speed at or slower than light. You’re talking a ping of 22m22s. That’s 1342000ms - roughly…

Elon is reminding me of Henry Ford. When I first learned about Henry, he was an amazing innovator who created the assembly line and paid his working a high wage. Way to go Henry! Then I found out he thought the Nazis were on the right track with fascism. And that he published and distributed worldwide an astonishingly…

Oh my...you’re about to see outright theft to a magnitude that would make even the best despots blush. Stopping SS payments will merely be a drop in the bucket when it comes to stealing gov’t assets and reassigning the assets to the top 0.01%.

Exactly. The tunnel is proof that FSD doesn’t work.

Every time I hear Musk talk about RoboTaxi’s or cars driving themselves I just point to the tunnel. If they can’t do it there in a 100% controlled space, in the absolute 100% best case scenario, what makes anyone think they can do it on public roads.

You could have had a high speed train with a throughput of thousands of passengers per hour, travelling in comfort at 200 mph.

In this case because the damage, the wheel and surround, is VERY localized it seems unlikely it was cause by collision with a vehicle. It almost looks like a suspension failure and the janky wheel caused the damage while they were coming to a stop.  More interesting to me, at least, is who is fine with just tossing…

Tesla people are the new Harley people? Discuss.