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steinrokkan posted:Tbf freedom of speech doesn't mean "a right to be followed by this one guy specifically" (assuming you are reacting to my post) I agree but anyone claiming to be a "free speech absolutist" shouldn't be upset when someone posts things they don't like. I am also assuming the people he's unfollowing aren't the ones leaking the info, but if they are then one might understand him being angry at them about them leaking privileged info, sure. I figure they're just reposting what is already out there?
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redshirt posted:Feynman is the cool sexpest who plays bongos and picks locks. Also builds nuclear bombs
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priznat posted:Also builds nuclear bombs Contributes to the effort
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redshirt posted:Is it demons?? Nah, his views on ghost demon are super out of date now. Particularly after all the new data we got back from James Webb.
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Presto posted:Pratchett wrote whole books about people being able to express their true gender. Thinking of Cheery and shedding a tear-y 
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dr_rat posted:Nah, his views on ghost demon are super out of date now. Particularly after all the new data we got back from James Webb. Demons are so hot now.
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Zero VGS posted:I think they're talking about domestic in the context of the US. JGdmn posted:I thought the same thing a few years back but I always got Christopher Hitchens and Richard Dawkins confused. ilmucche posted:Isn't adoption of the NACS thing one of the major things tesla was looking at for making money? On one hand, having a proprietary charging standard that is WAY more adopted than everyone else's was a great way to undermine competing EVs and was a large part of why they were the only game in town to begin with. Is undermining their vehicle sales in exchange for more charger payments really a net positive? On the other hand, the government was pushing CCS, so if they didn't standardize their connector then they might have gotten burned even harder in the long run. At this point it doesn't even matter though since they need those chargers for their own cars, whether their competitors are on it or not.
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Tesla probably doesn't make any money off its supercharger network. They have never clearly said what profit it brings in, and Elon very tellingly said they don't intend it to be a profit center. The pace of its expansion and the level of maintenance they give means they're probably spending an absurd amount of money. NACS and the automaker access to the supercharger network doesn't help them much and it makes demands on the network worse.
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Lol NACS adoption is going to cause EV nerd on EV nerd violence across the supercharger network
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ilmucche posted:4 hour video on efficiency and speed in beating a 20 year old video game in under 24 minutes you forgot the link thanks in advance
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StrangersInTheNight posted:neon green cybertruck = monster energy of cars Any color on a cybertrumk looks better than that lovely stainless steel imo
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PhazonLink posted:even iron oxide rust? Yes, honestly
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Tiny Timbs posted:Tesla probably doesn't make any money off its supercharger network. They have never clearly said what profit it brings in, and Elon very tellingly said they don't intend it to be a profit center. The pace of its expansion and the level of maintenance they give means they're probably spending an absurd amount of money. NACS and the automaker access to the supercharger network doesn't help them much and it makes demands on the network worse. They would eventually though, right? I mean, they basically have a jump start on owning the new gas station. I figured that was the entire reason they got everyone on their network.
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Musk mailed everyone a free razor but then decided to stop selling replacement blades
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Alexander Hamilton posted:They would eventually though, right? I mean, they basically have a jump start on owning the new gas station. I figured that was the entire reason they got everyone on their network. It’s an extremely, extremely costly-to-maintain gas station built out of exotic components that isn’t attached to a liquor store.
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Tiny Timbs posted:It’s an extremely, extremely costly-to-maintain gas station built out of exotic components that isn’t attached to a liquor store. Have you forgot about the super charger drive in diner?!
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Alexander Hamilton posted:They would eventually though, right? I mean, they basically have a jump start on owning the new gas station. I figured that was the entire reason they got everyone on their network. Tiny Timbs posted:It’s an extremely, extremely costly-to-maintain gas station built out of exotic components that isn’t attached to a liquor store.
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What's the difference between a super charger and a normal charger? Or is it just a marketing thing
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either way I hardly know’er
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It's just a normal DC fast charger but tesla branded it as a special thing.
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No Mods No Masters posted:What's the difference between a super charger and a normal charger? Or is it just a marketing thing I assume the supercharger increases the risk of an unquenchable Tesla-fire, but that's probably true of a lot of things.
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You would never guess, but Elon has lovely opinions about the student protests
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Tiny Timbs posted:Yeah he's a man who looks like he has extremely soft hands who will speak about an old CRT for an hour His hands are soft thanks to the magic of having two of them.
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No Mods No Masters posted:What's the difference between a super charger and a normal charger? Or is it just a marketing thing you won't care
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PhazonLink posted:even iron oxide rust? Someone should paint a CYBERTRUCK in classic barn red with white accents. 
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Full Mars self sufficiency by 2030
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Last time I was in Vegas, the normal chargers were free but either broken, occupied, or if available would take 8-12 hours to charge the car. The super chargers all worked and had plenty of availability but was costing something like $35 to charge it from 30% to 100%. But I guess the cost doesn't matter if it's literally the only choice you have to charge the car
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No Mods No Masters posted:What's the difference between a super charger and a normal charger? Or is it just a marketing thing Superchargers are the Tesla version of DCFC (direct current fast charging) which can supply power up to 250kW (or more in some cases). This a huge amount of power draw and need a special utility connection to set up. This will fully charge almost every EV on the market in around 30 minutes or less. Regular chargers use AC power and can be hooked up on any normal residential or small commercial panel. These supply around 10kW and will fully charge an EV in about 8 hours.
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Doctor Butts posted:I mean, the cheapest minivan on the market starts at 33k. The others start at 37, 38, 39. Many spec out to 45-50k easily. eVs should be cheaper. They don’t have engines
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Don't worry, you'll reap the savings by paying for electricity instead of dino juice. The cost is sure to decrease by leaps and bounds what with the dismantling of nuclear power programs worldwide, a rising world temperature, increasing populations, growing ev adoption, buttcoin farms, and every company under the sun buying hundreds of millions of dollars of computer equipment to run llm stuff
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WhyteRyce posted:Last time I was in Vegas, the normal chargers were free but either broken, occupied, or if available would take 8-12 hours to charge the car. The super chargers all worked and had plenty of availability but was costing something like $35 to charge it from 30% to 100%. But I guess the cost doesn't matter if it's literally the only choice you have to charge the car You should rarely, if ever be using a fast charger, I've owned EVs for almost 7 years and used them like 3 times and all of those times were my BMW i3 driving it across down for no particularly good reason.. People that complain about EV charging are the same people that run their cars to almost empty all the time or somehow, explicably to me, manage to run out of gas on occasion.
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If Elon wasn't filthy rich he would probably be an incel, right?
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John Yossarian posted:If Elon wasn't filthy rich he would probably be an incel, right? he's already an incel. anyone who talks about "breeding" is an incel.
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Three Olives posted:You should rarely, if ever be using a fast charger, I've owned EVs for almost 7 years and used them like 3 times and all of those times were my BMW i3 driving it across down for no particularly good reason.. lol i bet this nerd keeps their phone battery at 70-80 at max, or at min 20-30. (i do too)
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Three Olives posted:You should rarely, if ever be using a fast charger, I've owned EVs for almost 7 years and used them like 3 times and all of those times were my BMW i3 driving it across down for no particularly good reason.. We were on vacation, our hotels regular chargers were all full, and the ones across the street were full. So went to another lot a mile away which had more broken slow chargers and open fast chargers What in this situation should be done
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