lafrisbee
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There is a lot to unwind in the fact that you do not refer to your "partner" as your "partner", and therefore don't have the issues involved with referring to your partner as your partner.
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Off topic galore
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StealthP3D
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Not only that, Tesla hands out free cookies to anyone that visits their website! I'm not sure what Paul wants!
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
What's better than beer and cookies?Beer + cookies
Free beer and cookies!
(apologies to the McKenzie Bros)
She has made the bed and prepared the guest room for tonight. If the friend leaves again at the last minute my wife will be pissed!
That would fall under the different issue clause of my post ;-)
LA was just an example. Implementation is very state/ state-pair dependent. Last I checked for non-Tesla in person sales: A MI resident buying a car in OH pays sales tax to OH first and MI second (difference in rates if MI rate is higher). A MI resident buying a car in IL, only pays sales tax to MI. A MI resident buying a car in CA pays CA tax which is more than MI, and MI gets nothing.
Thought I'd share here, did some data digging for GDP / Internet Users / Population for a few countries using World Bank Data:
Wonder what'll happen when Starink is fully online to some of these countries that are still really nascent in internet adoption.
Wonder what'll happen when Starink is fully online to some of these countries that are still really nascent in internet adoption.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Does that imply the competition is shaking in their boots?
LightngMcQueen
Aspirationally Rational
If you thought Toronto streetcars were the problem here is another FSD edge case:
Finally I understand why Tesla is talking about adding cold air thrusters and flying to the Roadster.
dhanson865
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imagine an air suspension height adjustment bag failure or a flat tire/blowout while crossing those. If you don't make contact you might still die from the heart attack from the fear.
I also wonder how chain reactive they are. What if a bird flies down and lands on one next to you or a deer or rabbit or whatever crosses the field while you are in the middle of it?
If FSD doesn’t work, it will fly without thrusters.
Rashomon
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These are Soviet-era mines with pressure rather than magnetic fuses. Supposedly 150kg sets them off, and they're powerful enough to disable a tank . . .
dhanson865
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OK so a bird/rabbit/fox whatever won't trigger it but a moose or bear or boar would be enough. and I'd still say the fear factor for this below applies
as to disabling a tank, it doesn't take much from the bottom, most all the armor is on the top of the tank. The bottom is thicker than cars shell but not by much. If it's enough to take out a VW bug it's likely enough to take out a tank.
Thumper
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Next Bond movie: Bond flees villain in his Tesla roadster, encounters land mine in middle of road, engages cold air thruster, hops over mine, villain hits it and explodes. This stuff writes itself.
thesmokingman
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