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by Fins 7y ago
Yes! It's all those reptiloid shortsellers from Nibiru. Totally not Elon killing people with his scummy marketing and scuzzy software. Not at all!
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by Fins 7y ago
Sorry, but why does the world need, let alone desperately, any company? Let alone as questionable an enterprise led by a dishonest sociopath as Tesla? Unless Elon is going to release Real Soon Now super-special spectacles that let you reall
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by Fins 7y ago
If only Teslas killed fewer people than cars that sell in many millions. But alas...
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by Fins 7y ago
But the battery tech is theirs. Tesla does some impressive stuff with cooling and power management, sure, but not batteries themselves.
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by Fins 7y ago
Which, no matter how much you might like it, does not make it anything approaching a luxury car, no matter how Elon tries to spin it.Even Model S doesn't quite cut it as a luxury car, unless you consider a $30K Hyndai a luxury car. But
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by Fins 7y ago
What does he have to do with Panasonic's batteries?
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by Fins 7y ago
Maybe it should be safer, but just because Tesla or a Tesla fan site says so does not mean that it is. Given Elon's rather strained relationship with truth it might even mean quite the opposite. Really, looking at the official testin
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by Fins 7y ago
Hmm, interesting. Personally, I can get at least 5x shaves out of a decent DE blade than I can from a fancy multiblade cartridge. They literally start dragging and nicking on the second or third shave, while a DE is still going strong after
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by Fins 7y ago
I thought that the claim that Tesla is the safest car has been thoroughly debunked long ago. It's safer than an average car on the road, but not than a car of the same age and price. Not to mention that your average car does not try
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by Fins 7y ago
Sorry, but what should one do with posts that are just blatantly false?
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by Fins 7y ago
Unless it comes with Elon's Reality Distortion Generator(tm) these days, no, it doesn't. Unless your goal is getting an EV for the sake of getting an EV (Tesla's are certainly best here so far), thew only thing that spending
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by Fins 7y ago
Jaguar's old supplier of electric parts was known as "the prince of darkness"... I'll take laggy infotainment over a system where you have to use touchscreen to adjust temperature any day, though. Nothing says "a
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by Fins 7y ago
Quality, amenities, service experience, stuff like that. Not making things inherently more dangerous is nice, too.
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by Fins 7y ago
Audi and Jaguar are also luxury cars, and X isn't.
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by Fins 7y ago
I'm sure it's fast... But something that makes you look to the side and down to even see what it's doing (and uses touchscreen) not only isn't a good car, people who designed it should not be allowed to put crap on publi
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by Fins 7y ago
It has nothing to do with search rankings. Allegedly, they are demoting wrongthink publications in multiple places. Besides, if the results were sorted only by rankings (not that the rank was a particularly great thing) it woiuld've b
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by Fins 7y ago
Should everything be marked with a sarcasm tag?
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by Fins 7y ago
And to make the wrong information inaccessible.
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by Fins 7y ago
I can see people willing to put up with inconveniences for the sake of supposed environmental reasons, and some people just like the shiny new thing with touchscreens and computers and Elon's reality distortion field... What is funny i
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by Fins 7y ago
I think Tesla is a very good EV. Quite possibly the best EV on the market. But it's pretty pathetic as a car, especially as a car at the price they ask for it.
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by Fins 7y ago
I've had pretty much the same experience with Amazon (for a "sold and fulfilled by Amazon") item. Except that Amazon kept lying to me about pretty much everything, from whether they've even shipped an item to whether I c
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by Fins 7y ago
So basically, because an activity you voluntarily engage in might be dangerous to you, you see no problem endangering other people who never signed up for sharing the side walk with metal contraptions flying by at a high rate of speed. Sor
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by Fins 7y ago
Would you also support deplatforming Sen. Sanders as well then? It was his supporter who went on a shooting spree, and I don't think he was a big fan of Jones or Milo.
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by Fins 7y ago
But did Facebook force you to read Farrakhan or Jones before they got kicked out?
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by Fins 7y ago
Good lord, they went for that crap, too?! Damn! On the other hand the new-looking Q5 I got as a loaner couple months ago had a perfectly fine physical button interface, with a little touchpad on the MMI comsole you could use to scroll aroun
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by Fins 7y ago
Then so are the entire stuff of National Enquirer, and to a much greater degree at that.
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by Fins 7y ago
Was it?
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by Fins 7y ago
That well might be so, but when people get the power to decide who is a racist, results degenerate very quickly.
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by Fins 7y ago
Actually, no, normal people do not behave like spoiled jerks, while this is the SOP for Musk. Maybe, just maybe, it is because he actually is a jerk, not a normal person?
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by Fins 7y ago
I think you may be equating "good enough at programming to get hired by Google" with "generally intelligent". My point is that these are entirely different things.

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