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>"Perhaps Tesla maintains ownership of it so that you never have to worry about whether someone you're swapping with is unloading a bad battery on you. At a cer
by samstave 3y ago
>"Perhaps Tesla maintains ownership of it so that you never have to worry about whether someone you're swapping with is unloading a bad battery on you. At a certain degradation, they just give you a new one."
Someone Call Google and give them all the details! (reference required)
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>Standardize the form factor and turn it into a uniform standard that every manufacturer can adopt
ANYtHING that requires power from the utility grid should have a standard plug.
Imaging buying a washing machine or refridgerator and having to update the wiring in your home because you want an LG washer and a GE fridge?
Oh wait, thats how cell phones seem to work and basically you cannot be a modern human without this tether.
- stetrain 3y agoCell phones are pretty much all USB-C at this point. EVs are either SAE J1772 or SAE J3400 which are adapter-compatible.
- samstave 3y agoYeah, dork... you know how many FN years it took and the impact of the mountains of e-waste before we could beat politicians with a stick from eating that corporate donut?
- stetrain 3y agoAgreed, but I don't get the point in complaining about the thing that's mostly fixed now.
- samstave 3y agoJUST HOW LONG IT TOOK TO GET TO AN OBVIOUS result (ignore the caps... I wasnt yelling - just typing with eyes closed.) ASIDE - WHY IS ther no KEYboard Key THAT sill shift BTWN caps and SMALL CAPS for a highlighted line??
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- FireBeyond 3y ago“At this point” is doing a lot of heavy lifting for a phone launched barely three months ago.