sqrt_minus_1

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   by sqrt_minus_1 11y ago

   > It would be stupid to steal a Tesla for anything other than a joy ride and unless you're talking a hostage scenario I don't know what about a Tesla driver suggests they have a large amount of cash on them. I agree. But drivi
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   by sqrt_minus_1 11y ago

   I don't have feelings one way or the other about the answer, and don't appreciate being told how I should feel. In Atlanta, the only two Superchargers I'm aware of (also the only two on the map) are at the Tesla dealer and at
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   by sqrt_minus_1 11y ago

   I assure you, my question is sincere and I don't appreciate being dismissed like that. From the article: the Tesla predicts 40 minutes of charging is required to juice the battery to its 230-mile-ish “daily limit”—and no meal
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   by sqrt_minus_1 11y ago

   What's security like at Tesla Supercharger stations? Some of the pictures make it seem like they're a bit isolated and unpopulated. Needing to wait for half an hour or whatever with your car plugged in (non-operable) would seem to
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   by sqrt_minus_1 11y ago

   I did neglect people and am wrong in doing so; I think what you say is absolutely correct.
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   by sqrt_minus_1 11y ago

   Money. Time helps. Creating reliable software-intensive systems is something we know how to do, we have repeatedly done it in the past, and we are doing in the present. Only problems are it ain't cheap in terms of money or time, so t
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   by sqrt_minus_1 11y ago

   On "how should I choose?", have you considered a decision matrix?