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hifi posted:lets check in on this guy https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/95otw7/just_borrowed_232k_at_600mo_interest_to_buy_623/ who the gently caress is giving these people the money in the first place, are they lying on loan applications?
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HAIL eSATA-n posted:just fix it in http-post
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lol spending all the money on R&D design work only to let clone manufacturers cannibalize their margins was such a dumb move for a hardware company 90's apple was crazy
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Wulfolme posted:if musk had tried to make a car company and ended up only making a powertrain manufacturer we would have nothing to laugh at like, he could have been the next Bosch and cornered the market as the premiere electric powertrain supplier for the industry but instead he overshot and now every other car manufacturer has invested the time and money to re-create his work and are going to cannibalize his market. It's hilarious
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President Beep posted:lmao. wtf. cowboy romance electro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvrZJ5C_Nwg
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fart-powered cars posted:man twitter is so dumb this isn't even news. big shock - a large company has some issues with development and some of the issues were lol bad but I guarantee you the technical issues i posted are long gone now yeah I'm not buying this until they start running recalls on the clearly underspec'd and dangerous suspension components made from aluminum foam
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fart-powered cars posted:not much of a mechanical guy, can't speak to that stuff. my comments are restricted to firmware and my experience driving dev cars. I don't actually own one so I can't really comment on long term ownership or repair issues. besides, you can verify much of what I say by dumping the firmware for yourself. if you'd like to brush up on it and have some laughs: http://teslabears.club/t/tesla-suspension-fatal-flaw-entire-fleet-should-be-grounded/370/2
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Sagebrush posted:i hope that when this thread is read in court we get a firm legal ruling on the pronunciation of YOSPOS let the record show that the "bitch" is implied
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:didn't that recent teardown review note that all the missing bolts and mismatched fabrication indicate structural problems that are likely to undermine collision performance they loving decided to just remove like a quarter of the spot welds in the frame they determined as unnecessary on the fly and didn't re-run crash tests or anything
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FAT32 SHAMER posted:how can we fight against the cyberfascists when we are busy fighting ourselves about css colours? I can walk and chew gum thanks amber 4 lyfe
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feld posted:edit2: always generate a new private key when the cert expires dipshit
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Mr Luxury Yacht posted:Back in grad school I went to a transportation human factors conference. A lot of insurance companies also have an interest in the field because a big chunk of it is researching crash risk factors. lol the coolaid man of cars
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*crashes through a load-bearing wall* heard u were talkin poo poo
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Fooma posted:if Bruce Wayne is a billionaire playboy making poor decisions as a figurehead for his company as a cover for his secret identity as Batman, what do you think Elon’s secret identity is? The Sex Pest
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hey Elon remember when you said you were going to fix flint and then you dialed that back to providing water filters to houses that don't have them yet and then you didn't do poo poo? I do, you sack of garbage.
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ryde posted:Aren't Flint's water lead levels below the legal threshold now? There's still a bunch of people with lead and galvanized pipes that need to be replaced though. Not Really. What happened to kick this all off was Flint (by a emergency manager acting as Mayor/Dictator under edict of the shithead governor) pulled the city off water supplied by Detroit Public Works. DPW was treating the water with corrosion inhibitors because they know lead pipes exist and this keeps the lead from dissolving out in to drinking water. The move was an attempt to further bankrupt Detroit by saddling them with more unfunded infrastructure so they fired up the defunct Flint River pumping station to provide municipal water despite the fact that the water is garbage and corrosive and then further decided to save $500/day by not treating it with the appropriate chemicals. This was a stop-gap for a few years until a new regional water authority spun up which would be pumping from Lake Huron. This water was corrosive which immediately stripped the protective film from the inside of the pipes causing lead to start leeching along with other metals. The lines are all old as hell and mostly metal instead of PVC so the added stress of increased corrosion started causing water lines to fail at an absurd rate which increases tap contamination. Now they're constantly digging up lines and replacing them and every single time they do this the lead levels in the area surge because the poo poo in the lines has been disturbed and get flushed down to the taps. The whole place is going to be hosed for decades and people can't leave because they can't sell houses with lead contamination. Every major city is dealing with lead issues as they replace aging lines but Flint got the turbofucked version of this problem.
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a really dumb bartender once crushed up a lozenge to powder and took it as a rail which ended with him running out the back screaming with blood pouring down his nose
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you know what your sinus cavity really loves? powdered menthol
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Sagebrush posted:at least half of tobacco field workers will get https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Tobacco_Sickness at least once per season speaking of weird plant stuff, my dad had to process some agave for some dweeb's phd and it made him break out in head to toe rash and hives
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Ole Musky's Low-Speed Human Rending Factory
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fermun posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iR4CFiuR3tQ lol its because expensive cars are loaded with poorly engineered, frail gadgetry and the rich are already accustomed to them failing constantly and in the most expensive way possible
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Shaggar posted:nope. without a profit motive theres no way you're going to get people to do work. the myth of the virtuous worker who works for the people is the most hilarious garbage ever. lol please tell me how salaried employees are in any way influenced by the profit motive happening many, many layers above them. just go whole hog man.
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Shaggar posted:if im a salaried government worker with no mandate to actually produce anything theres no way im gonna do any actual work. are you loving insane? lmbo never grew out of your edgy teen phase after reading some rand, huh?
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shaggar man your world outlook is extremely sad and its probably making your life actively worse to be that negative about everything
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Jonah Galtberg posted:i'm not sure that medicare is as bloated as you say it is, and one of the most basic principles of any universal health care system is that they inherently bring costs down by reducing the power of medical companies and service providers to set whatever insane prices they want. getting most of the populace out of the fragmented private insurance system and consolidated into one government scheme would achieve pretty significant cost reductions on its own it already has lower costs and better outcomes with a higher risk pool. m4a would be a good first step but shaggar is at least correct that more overhaul would be needed though he's downplaying the scale of the issue with the current system and the amount of improvement even that first m4a step would bring
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government issues smartcards with a private key that you can't access directly would be p.good
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Shaggar posted:yes that's called capitalism. lol money existed before capitalism shaggar
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fascism of the worker owning the means of production
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:in about 20 years half the US population will be living in 8 states well at least the house can probably put the senate in perpetual deadlock until this stupid country explodes
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President Beep posted:please define “midwest” west until you smell it, then kill you'resalf
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:lol if you don't think the water pipelines will be run directly into arizona first so that saudi alfalfa farmers can keep grifting that sweet sweet unmanaged water and the chuds in phoenix keep their property values you can't pump water at that scale that far. it's not viable and never will be. gravity is a bitch.
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:who said anything about using gravity when you could throw money at private contractors for a nice long force main just like any other pipeline I know a public policy professor who did the actual math on this and we were talking orders of costs increase from dollars per tgal to dollars per gal it was absurd between capital outlay, maintenance, and energy input
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infernal machines posted:how come you kids are so GOD DAMNED stupid and just do the stupidest thing possible every SINGLE SECOND OF THE GOD DAMNED DAY?
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Lutha Mahtin posted:do regular car companies with EVs give guidance on how long the batteries will last before needing replacement? i know they probably have good tech to keep capacity up compared to (say) a cell phone, but still li-ion is gonna wear down eventually right I mean, you're basically describing a warranty
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Truga posted:expected usable life on good car batteries is ~10 years, they're supposed to retain at least 80% capacity that long. The point its that the actuaries that calculate warranty periods are intentionally trying to push that number as big as possible before the failure rate spikes and start costing them a fortune, so look at the warranty duration and add maybe a year or two on that for for "standard use" (10k miles/yr I think?)
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Meanwhile I just replaced the 15 year old lead acid in my Toyota for the first time last year but lol its absurdly larger than even the biggest "compatible" one Napa would sell me
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Yeah, I'm going to stick to hybrids like the Volt for now until we see what longevity with these different battery chemistries looks like under real world use
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mewse posted:I just bought a bike+battery this year, it's conventional lead acid, bringing it inside and putting it on a trickle charger for the winter should keep it alive right? yes but also the self-discharge rate on lead-acid is slow enough that you really only need the trickle charge to reverse sulfication. You're safe to put it in storage at a full charge and leave it over winter in a climate controlled area.
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hahahahahaha
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# ¿ Sep 24, 2023 18:08 |
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Triglav posted:boring company going to hallow out earths crust so cars can selfdrive directly to customers unimpeded by terrain features for $1 crust? that's incredibly inefficient. we're punching straight through the mantle, maybe hit the core while we're at it
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