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clouddrover
3y ago
> You only hear about this one because it's Tesla. So.. you're saying that power steering failures are common and then proceed to link to articles listing power steering related recalls. But then in the next breath you claim
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3y ago
> And nobody said that. That is precisely what's being said. Re-read the thread from the beginning. > People are lamenting that having 9 shares gives you less say in anything That's not what "lamenting" means.
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Bao Fan: Missing China billionaire banker resigns from all roles
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3y ago
What, you mean just like how Tesla and Musk can be imperfect? Maybe that's why they lost this court case. Maybe it's why there was a court case in the first place.
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Classy.
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Earth's moon is shrinking. Here's what scientists say that could mean
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3y ago
What's controlling the company here is the law. Do you think Tesla or Musk are above the rule of law?
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What has "say" in this case is the law. That's why they had a court case. That's how it works. Arguing that wealth puts you above the rule of law is what's stupid.
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3y ago
And he did have his court case and for now he's won it (I'm sure it will be appealed). It seems like the legal system is working as intended in this instance. So what are we even talking about?
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3y ago
So you do think might makes right. That's sad.
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3y ago
What argument are you trying to make? That big guys should steamroll little guys? That might makes right? That's a grim worldview.
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> How do you signal a turn then? Buttons on the steering wheel. It's not very usable when you're trying to indicate while turning (like around a roundabout): https://www.motortrend.com/reviews/tesla-steer
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> I also don’t quite understand the “Software update sucks” sentiment. Software updates don't always go according to plan: https://www.thedrive.com/news/tesla-owners-say-autopilot-ada...
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How exercise increases brain volume – and may slow memory decline
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BMW is not saying goodbye to electric cars for two reasons. The first is that hydrogen fuel cell cars are electric cars. The second is that BMW will continue to release battery electric cars. BMW’s future BEVs will be based on the Neue Kl
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> Remember Firebug? What was Firebug is now built in to Firefox: https://getfirebug.com/ What are the compelling advantages of Chrome nowadays? Chrome is working to limit the capabilities of ad blockers: https:/&
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Researchers demonstrate rapid 3D printing with liquid metal
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Aviation sector sees no fast tech solution to GPS interference problem
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Tesla OTA Update Is Breaking Autopilot Computer, Owners Report
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> Yes, Tesla has made some false claims in the past. Tesla makes false claims in the present, even over things as trivial as quarter mile times: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRYS5VWXZts https://insideevs.
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> Elon Musk said it might be because they “still don’t believe it’s real.” That's because Musk has been lying about the state of full self-driving for years. False claims, staged videos, and continuous lies of "next year, for
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> Anyway, why not under certain circumstances? Because someone with no military experience is inexpert. They don't know what they're doing. In the military a lack of expertise is very likely to result in people dying unnecess
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Answer what has been put to you: Do you think people with no military experience should be generals and admirals?
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Flying the Block 70 F-16 'Ultimate' Viper According to Its Test Pilot
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Civilians don't run the military. The military experts run the military. That's a good thing. And the military doesn't run the government. That's also a good thing. The only way your analogy works is if you think it'
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To actually have done something and contributed to designing and producing aircraft. To actually have an aeronautical engineering background. That's the business Boeing is in. Putting inexpert people in positions of authority is guaran
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> I don't think you need an engineer as CEO for that. You need a CEO who actually understands the business. If your business is building planes and your CEO has never built a plane, then your business will inevitably have problems
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The remarkable brain of a carpet cleaner who speaks 24 languages (2022)
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CDC now encouraging doctors to consider more blood testing for forever chemicals
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Advanced future military laser achieves UK first
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