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I want something that just works, I can code, tinker, bug fix. No more s3cr3ts! https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Creimer is too busy making YouTube videos and sticking it to The Verge for abusing YouTube's copyright system.

Creimer is too busy making YouTube videos and sticking it to The Verge for abusing YouTube's copyright system.

It affects all Model 3s.

And you know this how? From your extensive collection of precisely zero Model 3s?

Last time I checked Karen Pease/KarenRei also has extensive collection of precisely zero Model 3s.
Also whoever57, you're the Musk fanboy faking ownership of "my Model 3".

drop him into an enemy country and pretty soon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

no one can survive

As an interesting aside, the original Killer NIC from Bigfoot Networks has a PowerPC chip, and can be used as an accelerator for the Amiga :

https://hothardware.com/news/amiga-enthusiast-gets-quake-running-on-killer-nic-powerpc-processor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3k-6_-5ZIM

I demand that Boeing stop making B-17s... oh wait. I mean, B-52s

The short version is that creimer left Slashdot after 20 years and made 100+ videos on YouTube in 2018. Meanwhile, his trolls can't believe that he actually left Slashdot so they post random comments about having butt sex with creimer and harass users whom they think might be creimer. If any AC responds to their comments, they assume it is creimer. This type of circular logic is neverending.

Cdreimer left /. after 20+ years and posted 100+ videos in 2018. His trolls are still butthurt about this.

The thing to do for him: post more videos :)

The short version is that creimer left Slashdot after 20 years and made 100+ videos on YouTube in 2018. Meanwhile, his trolls can't believe that he actually left Slashdot so they post random comments about having butt sex with creimer and harass users whom they think might be creimer. If any AC responds to their comments, they assume it is creimer. This type of circular logic is neverending.

www.Didgets.io is the company web page (first cut). Latest demo video (4 min) is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Who exactly is Truveda marketed towards?

Here is their commercial and their website.

Informative my ass, other reply was obviously creimer, this is informative:

creimer has 50+ suck puppet accounts on Slashdot and he is everywhere.

He had his "regular" accounts blocked by Slashdot management many times:

https://slashdot.org/~cdreimer (this one was blocked for spamming slashdot, go see there is a big red SPAM note on this account)
https://slashdot.org/~__aaclcg... (this one was even renamed by management to lower his spam payoff while still keeping his posts there for everyone to see, this is 20+ year account go read it to enjoy yourself)

Here is a non-exhaustive list of his sock puppets:
https://slashdot.org/~The+Orig...
https://slashdot.org/~Crash+Du...
https://slashdot.org/~cre1mer
https://slashdot.org/~The+Fat+...
https://slashdot.org/~__aaclcg...
https://slashdot.org/~IDrinkFa...
https://slashdot.org/~_sharp'r...
https://slashdot.org/~crreimer
https://slashdot.org/~cdreimer
https://slashdot.org/~criss69
https://slashdot.org/~Anonymou...
https://slashdot.org/~FatCashe...
https://slashdot.org/~ILoveFat...
https://slashdot.org/~IHateFat...
https://slashdot.org/~IAteFatC...
https://slashdot.org/~ITapeFat...
https://slashdot.org/~IApeFatC...
https://slashdot.org/~IPrayFat...
https://slashdot.org/~FatCashe...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Cryptofeces Lepidoptera Creimerus infestation is a serious problem. Not only are they capable of reproducing asexually like amoebas, they can also lay eggs hermaphroditically in unexpected places. They can disguise eggs as something useful to fool the unaware, sometimes pretending to be a haiku author, blogger, vlogger, or IT closet cleaner.

Very dangerous. They can seemingly reproduce out of the cosmic background radiation, even if you step on twelve of them, there's always one you miss.

Don't be fooled by the C. Lepidoptera Creimerus's innocuous, rolly-polly, and almost friendly appearance; despite its great size, stupid demeanor, and bedraggled toothless appearance, they have the hardiness of a tardigrade.

Only a concerted, targeted downmodding campaign has been shown effective in controlling this dangerous pest.

Experience shows that stopping such a campaign leads to C. Lepidoptera Creimerus returning within days.

Don't let it happen again!
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the biggest looser on Slashdot

_,--=#[The Post CRIMER aka The Original CDR doesn't want you to read!!!]#=--,_ 1)Why-are-people-upset-with-him? 2)What-can-I-do 3)What-are-his-names 4)Who-is-FatCashewsLovesMe 5)How-to-defeat-his-hustles 6)Why-are-there-dashes 7)Pastebin-Copy

1)Why-are-people-upset-with-himHe makes frequent low quality posts for two reasons:
Money) BASICALLY: He made thousands of shitty posts & bragged about how much money it made him

Sorry but your argument is nothing but a damp squid https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=...

Blocked in my country. Waste of a chance that I'd get interested in The IT Crowd. Stupid copyright people cut off their nose to spite their face.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

1) Snow will slide happily right into the trunk and makes a huge mess.

It amazes me that people think that this is a Tesla-specific issue.

Creimer is too busy making YouTube videos and sticking it to The Verge for abusing YouTube's copyright system.

Creimer is too busy making YouTube videos and sticking it to The Verge for abusing YouTube's copyright system.

Creimer is too busy making YouTube videos and sticking it to The Verge for abusing YouTube's copyright system.

Creimer is too busy making YouTube videos and sticking it to The Verge for abusing YouTube's copyright system.

Cdreimer left /. after 30+ years and posted 100+ videos in 2018. His trolls are still butthurt about this.

The thing to do for him: post more videos :)

Sorry but your argument is nothing but a damp squid https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=...

Cdreimer left /. after 30+ years and posted 100+ videos in 2018. His trolls are still butthurt about this.

The thing to do for him: post more videos :)

Shoes tie You!

You wondered why creimer moderated comments on his channel, now you know.

What'll happen is people who hate others speaking their minds will infest their comment sections and troll them, leaving inflammatory comments. This'll get them demonetized, which is about the same as being shut down. Appearing on Youtube is a full-time job if you do it right. It's not vapid internet celebrities either, there is some really incisive content by people like Jimmy Dore that is regularly reported and demonetized by these trolls.

Censorship isn't a school board banning Huckleberry Finn any more. In the corporatist system we have, corporate censorship isn't any different than government censorship. It doesn't make much difference whether the one silencing your dissent is Youtube or Andrew McCabe. The effect is the same.

It's a girl...

Both

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

To people who didn't know better, they'd think that you actually have a Model 3. You don't - you're a consistent Tesla foe on this forum. You're just repeating FUD that you heard.

Going down the list:

1) There were two cases (out of hundreds of thousands of cars) of the bumper coming off. It wasn't due to being "in the rain", but rather driving quickly through standing water (the bumper was acting like a parachute, and Model 3 has crazy amounts of torque). These cases were half a year ago. No new cases have been reported since.

2) According to the Model 3 Owners Survey, conducted last August (when autowipers were brand new; they've gotten better since then), the ratings for autowipers were:

57,0%: They do their job just fine
25,5%: Very rarely don't wipe, or wipe too often - but it's not a problem
9,7%: Minor issues that probably should be fixed.
7,8%: Moderate to major issues

These are similar numbers to what you'd find for a review of any autowiper system - and this was the very first release.

3) You can make the water go into the trunk by applying RainX to your rear windshield, which makes the water slide off faster and over the rear gutter. But there is a rear gutter (it was enlarged last year regardless).

4) According to the Model 3 Owners Survey (again, last August, involving a lot of early vehicles) 76,5% were "very satisfied" with their exterior fit and finish, and 16,9% "mostly satisfied" (93,4% total). For interior fit and finish, the numbers were 80,2% and 17,0%, respectively (97,2%). Infotainment system satisfaction ("the screen") were 58,2% and 31,3%, respectively (89,5%). These are exceedingly high numbers.

And these exceedingly high numbers show. Since we're talking about Consumer Reports, wouldn't it be great if they had polled what people thought of their cars? Why, they did! And of all of the different models from all of the different manufacturers, Model 3 owners loved their cars the most. 92% satisfaction. Specifically, the question they were asked about was whether, after having owned the car, they would make the same purchase decision again. So IMHO it's rather odd for Consumer Reports to recommend against a car that their own survey found brought their owners the most joy, and ALSO got the lowest VSS (combined probability of injury score) in NHTSA history.

I do have two issues with CR's methodology, which I'll mention here.,

1) They're giving the impression that we're talking about recent Model 3s here. This is not true. This data was collected on Model 3s from early last year to the middle of last year. These are early-run vehicles that they're talking about. For example, they mentioned the "phantom click" issue. That only existed on some vehicles delivered from February to April 2018 in the 4000-15000 VIN range, due to a bad batch of displays from a supplier. The problem has not existed at all in any form for nearly a year. Yet it's something that CR cites. Note how low those VINs are; Tesla's VINs are now nearly 300k.

2) Specifically because of all of the anti-Tesla FUD, most Model 3 buyers went over their vehicles with a fine-toothed comb, in a way that buyers of other vehicles do not. There were even long "checklists" circulating around that many people used to make sure that their vehicles were flawless at delivery. Who does that for any other vehicle? Now, there's nothing wrong at all with doing this - diligence is great when buying a car. But it messes with self-reporting surveys like CR's. The more a person searches for any little issue

Do Americans really need to be told where Queensland is?
I wince every time I hear some American reporter say "Paris, France" or "Scotland, UK".

Surely no Americans are not so dumb as to not know where Paris is (context says it ain't the small town in Texas), so why the habit of attaching county names to places not remotely obscure?

These are fake, right?
Jay Leno: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
CNNNN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Do Americans really need to be told where Queensland is?
I wince every time I hear some American reporter say "Paris, France" or "Scotland, UK".

Surely no Americans are not so dumb as to not know where Paris is (context says it ain't the small town in Texas), so why the habit of attaching county names to places not remotely obscure?

These are fake, right?
Jay Leno: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
CNNNN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Creimer is too busy making YouTube videos and taking on The Verge for copy striking the tech community.

Creimer is too busy making YouTube videos and taking on The Verge for copy striking the tech community.

And here we will be, soon.

I wonder how many were simply fans of Stephen Lynch and needed clarification on song lyrics in Little Tiny Mustache https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=... People rush to judge too quickly these days. We need a final solution to all this hate.

Creimette is too busy making YouTube videos and taking on The Verge for copy striking the tech community.

Creimette is too busy making YouTube videos and taking on The Verge for copy striking the tech community.

Not so much, apparently...

You kind of make sense indeed!

Anyway, here is a great alternative for California since electric vehicles are already popular over there.

I am thinking of using some matrix like scheme where humans are the energy source but a slight modification would need to be applied.

Instead of using brain waves, they would use raw mass and convert it to energy since E=mc2.

They have this guy who could supply energy for the whole state and possibly share with other states without impacting his health since he possesses a large surplus.

We would need said modification although since this is what an MRI of his brain while in use looks like:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

You can meet him here almost every day:
2310 El Camino Real, Palo Alto, CA 94306, USA

Creimer is too busy making YouTube videos and taking on The Verge for copy striking the tech community.

Creimer is too busy making YouTube videos and taking on The Verge for copy striking the tech community.

Then I guess you should also include Dr. Patrick Moore, former president of Greenpeace being supposedly afraid of reality as well.....

This guy ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Here ya go:

Vaccinations and herd immunity in a nutshell by Penn and Teller

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

TLDW: In other words, yes, people refusing to vaccinate is actually harmful to the herd.

You mean this guy? Yeah. I'd say.

Creimer is too busy making YouTube videos and taking on The Verge for copy striking the tech community.

Creimer is too busy making YouTube videos and taking on The Verge for copy striking the tech community.

Creimer is too busy making YouTube videos and taking on The Verge for copy striking the tech community.

Creimer is too busy making YouTube videos and taking on The Verge for copy striking the tech community.

Deez.
Deez nuts.