shonline
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I own both a Model X and a Model 3.
Everyone loves OTA updates but it only takes one F up.
I would ask everyone how much they like Windows updates.
I am a Mac user... not kidding.
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I own both a Model X and a Model 3.
Everyone loves OTA updates but it only takes one F up.
I would ask everyone how much they like Windows updates.
Again, it only takes one F up for all the cards to fall.
I'll take Tesla's OTA updates and Elon's tweets any day of the week. I'll also take pushing the envelope in the name of safety. Hiccups? sure. Deaths as a result - not because of the tech.
Bingo!So I don’t care that AP has issues at freeway interchanges. I’m giving my car my full attention where highways meet.
Seems to me I’ve read a lot of posts from folks crowing about how many miles they’ve gone on AP without a disengagement. Like that’s an accomplishment. Like completing a level on a video game. Really.
Well for sure. But at least you’d have massive passing power....I for one would be raging if I’m driving behind a Tesla attempting to set a hypermillng record.
I think you are missing the point of these posts. They are saying EAP is perfectly safe when used as designed, within current design parameters, tested over 1000's of miles by actual users.Seems to me I’ve read a lot of posts from folks crowing about how many miles they’ve gone on AP without a disengagement. Like that’s an accomplishment. Like completing a level on a video game. Really.
Can you explain why mine was moved? I was responding, but in my opinion , not in kind...Mod note: 4 posts moved to snippiness due to the use of the word "fanboy" or quoting of posts that did so. This term, or the opposing term "troll" are considered ad hominem and are not permitted. Please try to stick to the argument and leave the dismissive personal terms out of it.
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As policy, we move any posts that quote the original, or are part of a conversation thread that has been moved away. The link provided should allow you to copy/paste anything that is pertinent and inoffensive to the thread.Can you explain why mine was moved? I was responding, but in my opinion , not in kind...
As policy, we move any posts that quote the original, or are part of a conversation thread that has been moved away. The link provided should allow you to copy/paste anything that is pertinent and inoffensive to the thread.
Hope this helps.
Mod note: 4 posts moved to snippiness due to the use of the word "fanboy" or quoting of posts that did so. This term, or the opposing term "troll" are considered ad hominem and are not permitted. Please try to stick to the argument and leave the dismissive personal terms out of it.
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Technically, "fanboy" just means that: someone who is a fan of something. There is nothing inherently sinister calling someone a fanboy if used innocently. "Fanboys" can still accept faults and criticism of that which they are fans of.
"fanboi", on the other hand, is the version of a fanboy that will defend whatever they are a fan of to the ends of the Earth, never admitting fault or giving an inch, and countering any even perceived slight of that which they are a fan of with an onslaught of counter-attacks.
Urban Dictionary: fanboi
So if you want to really start a fight, use "fanboi" vice "fanboy".
I am quoting your post, which uses the word "fanboy" in it. Please move your post to snippiness, as well as mine. Thanks!Mod note: 4 posts moved to snippiness due to the use of the word "fanboy" or quoting of posts that did so. This term, or the opposing term "troll" are considered ad hominem and are not permitted. Please try to stick to the argument and leave the dismissive personal terms out of it.
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I have received 24 “disagrees” for this post. When my 3 finally kills me, I hope you will all be satisfied. In the meantime I am embarking on two new projects: hypermiling my 3 until I permanently flatline the battery and traveling across Tesla-challenged Eastern European countries in my 3. Disagree away.You are so wrong. The car clearly was at fault. I have one just like his and mine has tried to kill me several times.
A poor attempt at humor?I have received 24 “disagrees” for this post. When my 3 finally kills me, I hope you will all be satisfied.
Since you quoted my diagrams in your post, It seems you are challenging my analysis.I have difficulty understanding why the car tried to move from the left lane to the right lane?
I had the impression that the car was on the right lane and hit the barrier on the left
like the Sunnyvale, CA accident last month?
Also I am surprise about the very little damage almost unnoticeable made to the barrier?