Elon Musk is one of the worst people in the world. Why anyone would simp for such a terrible human being? Seriously, look in the mirror and just ask yourself if you want to see the world burn because it you do then carry on I guess.
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Elon Musk is one of the worst people in the world. Why anyone would simp for such a terrible human being? Seriously, look in the mirror and just ask yourself if you want to see the world burn because it you do then carry on I guess.
He’s also a total ####ing loser of a person. Imagine hanging out with that guy for 5 minutes. It would be unbearable. High out of his ####ing mind pontificating about the end of humanity and the rise of AI.
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in all seriousness, the fact that people in 2025 will say things like "Trump is ending wars" and "Elon is all about free speech" with a straight face is ####ing depressing. Not that I have much faith in humanity left, mind you.
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in all seriousness, the fact that people in 2025 will say things like "Trump is ending wars" and "Elon is all about free speech" with a straight face is ####ing depressing. Not that I have much faith in humanity left, mind you.
I'd like to hear their oral definitions for "peace" and "free speech" because I get the feeling we can't be talking about the same things.
For such proponents of "psy-ops" they've fallen for perhaps the clunkiest and most dumbfoundung one of all–the Trumpaganda machine.
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Scary stuff. I've had other cars where the car had an electronic release rather than a physical one like the Tesla, but the manual release was a clearly labeled lever on the floor by the door near the hood release.
Cause you know that car maker at least cared if their customers died in a fire or not.
This makes me want to put some kind of tool on my key chain that can break car windows.. I've seen bigger tools but seems there are some keychain sized ones that are available too. Would be nice to find one that looks a bit nicer though.
We have a window breaker in the centre latched console so it is hopefully accessible from any seat after an accident, and won't go flying like it would in the door pocket, but also not tucked away in the glove compartment of lost papers and emergency snacks.
Do those work with these new laminated sound reducing but not bullet proof side windows that are getting more common?
For something I could carry on my key chain I found this tungsten carbide bead on a stretchy rope, seems perfect for something that won't add bulk to my keychain (plus you can also get a version with a handcuff key because of course you can):
I don't understand what problem an interior electronic release for a car door solves. If it was overly strenuous to pull the little lever, or you're really desperate to show off your clever engineering, make it power assisted like brakes or electronic steering racks. But serious, is a door handle actually ugly or hard to use?
My previous car had frameless doors so the window has to retract a bit when opening the door. The button was their way to do both (retract the window then trigger the door release).
But my current car has normal door handles but still has the frameless windows that retract when you pull the release.
I guess it would also be needed in cases where the doors were fully automated?
But yeah generally it feels like the car industry specifically doesn't have the notion of "just because you can do a thing doesn't mean you should do a thing" lately.
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My previous car had frameless doors so the window has to retract a bit when opening the door. The button was their way to do both (retract the window then trigger the door release).
This has existed for ages. I believe E46 BMWs had this, and had no problem opening the window a crack when the door lever was pulled.
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