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  1. CyberGus

    Watch: Robotaxi Cybercab Event - Live Stream Feed Starts Tonight @ 7PM PT (Post your Reactions)

    I'm having a Watch Party, but it's just me and my friend Jack Daniels
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    Counting down to We, Robot - post your guesses on the unveils below

    That's what causes hurricanes true fact
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    Counting down to We, Robot - post your guesses on the unveils below

    They will release the Optimus robot, but it must be Supervised
  4. CyberGus

    Tesla ride hailing app (for Cybercab / Robotaxi) first looks ?

    Wants self-driving robots, but can't make the wipers correctly detect rain ?ā€ā™‚ļø
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    Polestar2 Review

    I reserved a rental Tesla for a trip, but they were out, so I had to settle for a Polestar (unless I wanted a Bolt). It's an EV, so that's cool, right? The first thing I noticed was "OMG WTF IS WITH THESE TINY-ASS WIPERS" hahahaha Every time I changed lanes, I forgot about the stalks and...
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    ā€œAlso, 46% of respondents have no idea how to trade-in and get the car they wantā€
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    …that we know of ?
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    Still not as many as Eddie Murphy
  9. CyberGus

    Tesla Fire... Those rims tho.

    That's gonna need at least 2 bottles of BKF
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    Tesla did a bad job of marketing FSD. Charging a few thousand to enable basic ADAS features like TACC is actually in-line with industry pricing, but they also dangled "self-driving Real Soon Now" which led to angry customers when it didn't materialize. Would I pay a few thousand for basic...
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    Study finds largest auto companies are sabotaging EV transition

    ā€œI’ll take ā€˜Things That Are Obvious’ for $1000, Alexā€
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    Sadly, ignornace is winning.

    There are certainly ample examples of fire departments responding poorly to EV fires, as lithium-powered vehicles weren't a thing 10 years ago, but I'd like to think most have caught up with the technology by now. And just because they're well versed in extinguishing such a fire, does not...
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    Sadly, ignornace is winning.

    I must point out that no actual fire officials were quoted in the article. We have no idea what they told the hospital, either. It might have been something like "your structure is not built to code, and lack of water access will make it difficult to extinguish an EV fire". ?ā€ā™‚ļø There's...
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    Sadly, ignornace is winning.

    I never say that. But since you've been waving your junk around, might I suggest a rabbi?
  15. CyberGus

    Sadly, ignornace is winning.

    Of course, we’re not talking about high-speed vehicle collisions here. This is a parking garage. There is little risk of an undamaged EV sitting idly catching fire. Should the hospital also prohibit aircraft from flying directly overhead? Those things do crash, you know. Think of the children…
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    Tesla dropped to No. 3 in Cali

    Tesla might be #3 in CA but Cybertruck is #1 in the heart of Texas. I can’t even drop someone off at the airport in this town looool
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