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  1. CyberGus

    I bet Elon picks this site for the next Gigafactory

    Yeah 69 is an odd choice, which is why I'm sure Elon would love it. I agree that I've no desire to work that many hours, but they're talking about increasing the maximum allowed from 52. In the US, there's no such thing as "maximum" hours. For most of my professional life, 52 hours in a week...
  2. CyberGus

    I bet Elon picks this site for the next Gigafactory

    https://www.yahoo.com/news/korea-considering-proposal-69-hour-222008515.html S. Korea considering proposal for 69-hour work week Ana Yoo Tue, March 14, 2023 [Source] South Korea’s President Yoon Suk-yeol is reviewing a new proposal calling to reform the work week maximum to 69 hours. In the...
  3. CyberGus

    Drove off in the wrong Tesla

    easy fix
  4. CyberGus

    Drove off in the wrong Tesla

    In other news...
  5. CyberGus

    Drove off in the wrong Tesla

    ok boomer
  6. CyberGus

    DeLorean Alpha: Taking reservations with an interesting methodology

    The ultra-wealthy only want things that are over-priced. Do you really think it costs $3,000 to make a handbag?
  7. CyberGus

    DeLorean Alpha: Taking reservations with an interesting methodology

    To be fair, the company that bought the DeLorean trademark is real, and have made boutique, limited-run vehicles before. So they are not running a “scam”, but their terms are clearly angled in their favor and targeted at the ultra-wealthy.
  8. CyberGus

    DeLorean Alpha: Taking reservations with an interesting methodology

    I'm surprised they didn't also want you to invest in crypto
  9. CyberGus

    You want fries with that Tesla burger?

    It's good information. It's just that...we've been waiting a long time for this burger ?
  10. CyberGus

    The Future isn't what it used to be

    Hydrogen was created in the Big Bang, millions of years before the first stars. You were beaten by Nikola ? https://innotechtoday.com/historic-fusion-ignition-breakthrough-could-fuel-new-industries/
  11. CyberGus

    The Future isn't what it used to be

    You said “the sun” not “a sun”. You even used the word “literally”. Nice try, moving the goalposts.
  12. CyberGus

    The Future isn't what it used to be

    Uhhhh, I'm pretty sure it's pronounced "nukeular"
  13. CyberGus

    Jalopnik: EV Maintenance and Ownership Isn't Everything It's Cracked Up to Be

    Tesla's sales have scaled far faster than their service. If you live in an area where the service centers are understaffed or inexperienced, then you will likely have a bad experience. I'm perplexed by the ludicrous lead times for spare parts. I know that Tesla doesn't stock warehouses full...
  14. CyberGus

    The Future isn't what it used to be

    Nuclear fission? Although, all matter in the universe except hydrogen was forged in stellar cores, so everything is made of stardust...including fissile elements. They came from a sun, just not our sun
  15. CyberGus

    FSD v11 Released to Customers.

    If the cameras are blinded, then the car should pull over and stop. While Lidar and Radar can penetrate bad weather in total darkness, neither can read a street sign, or tell if a traffic light is green or red. Since roads are designed for people with eyeballs, the only sensor your car cannot...
  16. CyberGus

    First Supercharger with Magic Dock CCS Adapter charges up a Rivian

    Imagine a world without hypothetical situations
  17. CyberGus

    Tesla Mexico Plant Confirmed by Mexican President - Feb 28

    “El Tesla”
  18. CyberGus

    I ♡ Elon [*** NO POLITICS ***]

    Evidently.
  19. CyberGus

    I ♡ Elon [*** NO POLITICS ***]

    There are certainly people with agendas that use the media to their advantage, but I believe most organizations act out of self-interest, and stories that are gruesome or salacious attract more attention and views than those that are positive. I guess that's why I appreciate it when someone...
  20. CyberGus

    I ♡ Elon [*** NO POLITICS ***]

    Elon live-Tweets his stream-of-consciousness, thus producing a significant percentage of nonsense. He is frequently derided for such comments, sometimes deservedly so. Within all of that noise, his well-intentioned actions are overlooked or even criticized as pointless or selfish. As a...
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