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  • Ok, that's not ideal. Recent 3 and Y have the levers in fairly obvious places though, to the point that you have to explain to unfamiliar people to ignore them and press the little button instead.

    I keep wondering what the cars could be if Musk hadn't hadn't gone off on the wild cybertruck goose chase or spent so much effort on self driving instead of driving.

    He needs to be pushed out and not just because he's a lunatic. He's also incompetent.

  • There is zero chance that they'll just build from the latest main branch and release that tomorrow. Or that whatever build they make goes directly to general distribution.

    They'll make a build from the last release plus this patch and send it to a few customers who have complained. Then they'll think about making a release with this and perhaps other bug fixes.

  • Not some gimmicky pos where you can’t even open the doors if the battery cuts out.

    There is a mechanical lever that you can use if the power is out. Probably it was required by regulators, but it's there.

    I'm sure that wasn't the deciding factor anyway.

  • I heard a marine biologist just last week saying marine mammals were being infected by sick birds that they had eaten. At most I see talk of suspicion of transmission between mammals like in that Spanish mink farm. So I still think people are getting carried away ITT until I see some science to the contrary.

  • Bird flu still hasn't migrated to mammals. Let alone humans.

    USDA reports that affected dairy cows do not appear to be transmitting the virus to other cattle within the same herd. APHIS says based on findings from Texas, "the detections appear to have been introduced by wild birds. Initial testing by the National Veterinary Services Laboratories has not found changes to the virus that would make it more transmissible to humans, which would indicate that the current risk to the public remains low."