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duz posted:Or at least how they're supposed to fix it, in real life however... It looks like the same thing except without the screw in the first picture. I assume the dumbfuck unscrewed it off because nobody is gonna tell me how I use my CYBERTRUCK. E: bad snipe here's a doggo 
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Boris Galerkin posted:It looks like the same thing except without the screw in the first picture. I assume the dumbfuck unscrewed it off because nobody is gonna tell me how I use my CYBERTRUCK. Except in this one, the rivet missed the pedal cover because it already has slipped free of the glue.
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how do we know the bolt is a actually bolted in? or how long it is? like my current cheap POS office chair has this one loose screw thats the short as hell and barely threads into where it keeps getting loose from. hell musk could have order them just to have button caps glued on.
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duz posted:Except in this one, the rivet missed the pedal cover because it already has slipped free of the glue. lmao didn't see that. They must have the same quality control procedures that Boeing uses.
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If that DuckDuckGo person is still looking at this thread: I was just searching some information about a specific type of cactus. The beta LLM summary thing popped up, I clicked it, and it proceeded to give me inaccurate information pulled from the general cactus Wikipedia article. Also while this isn't really DDG's fault, most of the first page of results was also LLM slop (here's a hint, if I'm searching for information about a cactus species whose entire habitat is on protected land, that only thrives in extremely specific conditions, you probably shouldn't make up an article about how I should care for it in my home). It did not prove helpful in any way and just irritated me even more than the average search experience.
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If my 100k vehicle was fixed with a loving screw, I'd be pissed.
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Jesus III posted:If my 100k vehicle was fixed with a loving screw, I'd be pissed. Sounds like you already got the screw if you paid $100k for it
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Jesus III posted:If my 100k vehicle was fixed with a loving screw, I'd be pissed. This is the thing that blows my mind. You could get so many better options for a $100k "look at my money" car. You can get a loving Porsche Taycan for less if you still want an EV for slightly less than a top of the line Tesla S Plaid (finding an actual price is annoying because they won't really commit to a real price by handwaving "gas savings" and tax credits, which is almost certainly against sticker price laws, but they're around 100k). The Macan is $78k if you need an EV SUV. BMW's EV offerings start at $50k, same with Mercedes. I just don't get it. The reality distortion field around Tesla is too strong. Thankfully that seems to be breaking.
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Apparently you can't wash the Cybertruck without putting it into a special car wash mode, which makes no sense because "rain" is a thing that exists. The most nightmare thing is that it takes five hours to reboot the car. Yes you read right: five. It takes five hours to reboot the car lol and lmao. https://jalopnik.com/tesla-cybertruck-no-match-for-car-wash-1851417011 quote:A call with Tesla confirmed that the truck had needed a complete reboot which took over five hours of sitting to complete. From the moment he’d initiated the reboot method of holding down two steering wheel buttons, the truck was apparently working on a reboot until some time in the middle of the night.
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Crain posted:This is the thing that blows my mind. You could get so many better options for a $100k "look at my money" car. You can get a loving Porsche Taycan for less if you still want an EV for slightly less than a top of the line Tesla S Plaid (finding an actual price is annoying because they won't really commit to a real price by handwaving "gas savings" and tax credits, which is almost certainly against sticker price laws, but they're around 100k). The Macan is $78k if you need an EV SUV. doesnt Tesla do its own inhouse(or partnered) financing?(oh and insurance) lol at the tesla ecosystem of poo poo. also those califonia engineers say you should wipe your madmax ready cybertruck with a microfiber cloth dry asap as it gets wet.
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Boris Galerkin posted:Apparently you can't wash the Cybertruck without putting it into a special car wash mode, which makes no sense because "rain" is a thing that exists.
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Cybertruck comes prewashed from the factory.
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Arsenic Lupin posted:Ah, but it's worse than that. Taking it through a carwash voids your warranty, per the TikToker who posted about it. why would they ever need a wash when they’ve already been rinsed
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Boris Galerkin posted:Apparently you can't wash the Cybertruck without putting it into a special car wash mode, which makes no sense because "rain" is a thing that exists. The most nightmare thing is that it takes five hours to reboot the car. Yes you read right: five. It takes five hours to reboot the car lol and lmao. I bet the 'reboot' was actually the car calling home and some henchman of Elon going through error reports and disabling the warnings one by one.
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Obviously the Cybertrucks AI is so intelligent and human like, it decided to binge watch its favourite show for four hours and fifty-eight minutes, before finally, begrudgingly getting around to doing the two minute reboot.
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dr_rat posted:Obviously the Cybertrucks AI is so intelligent and human like, it decided to binge watch its favourite show for four hours and fifty-eight minutes, before finally, begrudgingly getting around to doing the two minute reboot. Every instance of a Cybertruck contains Murderbot? Checks out.
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I could very easily make it up there in a Corolla.
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Kestral posted:Every instance of a Cybertruck contains Murderbot? Checks out. This book keeps coming up around me after a podcast I follow did a book club about it, and I should really take the hint reality keeps giving me and reading it.
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Neito posted:This book keeps coming up around me after a podcast I follow did a book club about it, and I should really take the hint reality keeps giving me and reading it. They’re pretty good books: funny, but with a surprisingly deep emotional core. It’s not just meme fodder.
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To go actually off-roading on an EV would be a very good idea. Just one dent from a rock or stump to the battery and your $100k car now only has scrap or heat value.
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Countdown to the next mega forest fire started by some idiot carbonizing their Cybertruck?
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Neito posted:Countdown to the next mega forest fire started by some idiot carbonizing their Cybertruck? finally, a worthy competitor to gender reveals
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woke kaczynski posted:If that DuckDuckGo person is still looking at this thread: I was just searching some information about a specific type of cactus. The beta LLM summary thing popped up, I clicked it, and it proceeded to give me inaccurate information pulled from the general cactus Wikipedia article. Also while this isn't really DDG's fault, most of the first page of results was also LLM slop (here's a hint, if I'm searching for information about a cactus species whose entire habitat is on protected land, that only thrives in extremely specific conditions, you probably shouldn't make up an article about how I should care for it in my home). It did not prove helpful in any way and just irritated me even more than the average search experience. Still here  Would you mind telling me what your query was? We're trying to keep track of these sorts of issues.The issue with LLM-generated SEO poo poo is bothering me too. I don't think we have any specific recourse beyond reporting it to Microsoft. I have to imagine all of the search engines are dealing with this - I haven't tried any others to confirm, but it seems existential to get it under control.
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Arsenic Lupin posted:Ah, but it's worse than that. Taking it through a carwash voids your warranty, per the TikToker who posted about it. Doesn't that run afoul of warranty laws? I thought you were protected from things like that or other minor changes voiding the warranty.
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I still do not understand how community notes has not gotten axed Old Kentucky Shark posted:They’re pretty good books: funny, but with a surprisingly deep emotional core. It’s not just meme fodder. They're fun books and I enjoy them, just don't expect Capital L Literature.
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Volmarias posted:I still do not understand how community notes has not gotten axed. The world's most stable genius turned it off on his own posts after a day long meltdown where he got called out for spreading misinformation.
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dalstrs posted:Doesn't that run afoul of warranty laws? I thought you were protected from things like that or other minor changes voiding the warranty. I think it depends on what, explicitly, is in the warranty. That said, I would argue that "Can be driven in weather" would fall under the implied warranty of usability, but IANAL.
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shoeberto posted:Still here I was trying to learn more about this cactus native to the Galápagos islands, specifically the symbiosis with fungi around their root systems. I don't remember the exact query I used, but the summary would only talk about how cacti generally photosynthesize through their stems, which is neat but not what I was actually trying to find information about.
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i've handled hairier roads in my nissan versa doing power pole pre-construction surveys as a land manager for years now, the number of times i've absolutely needed a 4 wheel drive high clearance vehicle for access somewhere i can still count on 1 hand, and during those conditions members of the public would be banned anyway. but i guess my parks get a bunch of revenue from car companies filming commercials on our trails, all selling the myth that the public needs monster trucks to experience the outdoors, so i don't have much room to complain
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dalstrs posted:Doesn't that run afoul of warranty laws? I thought you were protected from things like that or other minor changes voiding the warranty. If Tesla cared about laws the company probably wouldn't exist at this point. The Cyberfuck sure as hell wouldn't.
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Yeah the thing with all the fuckery involving Tesla cars and trucks is that somebody has to take them to court over it, they aren't the kind of laws that have people enforcing them, and Elon stans are obviously not going to take Tesla motors to court over their warranty being invalidated, they're going to smile and buy a new cybertruck. Also Tesla can afford much better lawyers than you so you'd have to go class action, and again, Elon stans.
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Is there no equivalent to the ACCC?
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The Lone Badger posted:Is there no equivalent to the ACCC? This is the closest a cursory google could get me: https://www.ftc.gov/about-ftc/bureaus-offices/bureau-consumer-protection
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