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• #777
Desperate - these are two of the richest and most powerful men this planet has ever known.
Would prefer a pistol duel so we'd at least have a 50/50 chance of losing one of them. Even better - get Tesla to make a ray gun, which would inevitably explode and take them both out.
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• #778
Can we persuade them to stage it in a submarine? Musk owns one, after all.
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• #779
What a pair of fucking losers
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• #780
It's a fight that I hope they both lose, but if I had to choose, I hope that Zuck kicks the absolute shit out of him.
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• #781
No chance this will actually happen in a meaningful way
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• #782
For years, now, Tesla has rigged their car dashboards to exaggerate the potential range and has a special team to deal with (and mute) the inevitable customer complaints.
This could strand drivers and their passengers in dangerous situations, but sure, trust this gimp to sell you a car.
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• #783
How dare you doubt the real life iron man who has single handedly invented, electric cars, hyperloop and space travel!
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• #784
That make so much sense reading/watching people who suddenly ran out of power (like the one in Westfield blocking all the drivers from exiting), and their range is impressively long for an EV.
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• #785
Do electric cars have a clutch? My milk float didn't. Does a modern EV have a way of disengaging the drive so you can push it around?
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• #786
You put it in neutral
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• #787
Teslas have a tow mode which disengages the brakes and motors to allow the wheels to spin without resistance.
I assume most other EVs have exactly the same.
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• #788
If you look at that Tesla breaks down story, a car ran out of fuel in November, 10 other cars were briefly inconvenienced before they were guided past it. Breakdown service then turned up.
If you do manage to completely flatten your Tesla there is an emergency connection behind the cover for the front towing eye.
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• #789
Looks like Twitter is finally going from iOS. Threads time?
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• #790
I deleted twitter / x from my phone today - cba with it.
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• #791
There's a twatter thread already full of x-rated rants
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• #792
Sounds like you need a way to select tow mode when the battery has run out. I bet there is a way. You wouldn't design an EV without it, would you? Perhaps a case of RTFM. But maybe the manual can only be displayed when the battery has some juice? Some things need to be on paper.
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• #793
Seems pretty obvious
To start, you’ll need to open the fuse box in your vehicle and locate the “N” brake-shift interlock relay. Next, depending on the model of your Tesla, remove either one or two relays from their clips.
You’ll then be able to slide them down so that they are free from their clips. Now insert two small paper clips into the two holes for each relay.
Admittedly loads of different methods came up, all with no reference to model or anything. Definitely not what you'd want if you'd broken down in the middle of the road (or car park ramp).
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• #794
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• #795
As long as he goes first.
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• #796
I didn't know about the starlink being cut story before. But if anyone needed another good reason not to touch musk with a bargepole.
Must delete my twitter fully.
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• #797
I don't have any sympathy with him - in particular his decision to close it down on operations that he didn't fancy.
However, he's probably not wrong that his company didn't develop it to be used in wars. I imagine he either needs to extricate himself from it, or (better) the governments involved need to do similar.
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• #798
his company didn't develop it to be used in wars
The problem Musk has is that SpaceX has been funded directly by the US department of defence on multiple occasions - so it has been co-developed to be used in wars
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• #799
Also he volunteered it to be used in the war
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• #800
Also, he’s a cunt
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-65981876