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  1. Re:Bad for Panasonic, but neutral for Tesla... on Tesla, Panasonic Are Freezing Plans To Add More Battery Production Lines At Gigafactory (techcrunch.com) · · Score: 1, Informative

    Do you get busy with all that spin? Panasonic doesn't have a problem partnering with Toyota. Guess when your bro Elon calls them up and begs for more price cuts every 6 months, they look at the overdue bills and told him to fuck off.

  2. Re:GPS breadcrumbs to calculate speed vector on The Other Recent Deadly Boeing Crash No One Is Talking About (nymag.com) · · Score: 3, Informative

    Barometric altitude is much more accurate than GPS altitude.

  3. one question on VR Company Co-Founder Spends an Entire Week in a VR Headset (pcgamer.com) · · Score: 1

    What about taking a shit or getting laid? I'm picturing an SNL/South Park/etc spoof where he shits in the kitchen sink. Or a toothless crack head is blowing him while his VR headset shows natalie portman.

    I guess that's actually 2 questions.

    Maybe he should try some real-life CR frogger next?

  4. I've submitted probably close to a hundred debian bug reports over the years. These are project that don't have an upstream or the bug is debian specific. Most of them include patches to fix the issue. I don't think any have been looked at.

  5. Just when you think they hit peak silicon valley, this one goes to 11.

  6. Fortunately, Tesla only tests their cars on nice sunny southern California days, so there's no risk of injury.

  7. Re:Good point, gas cars don't have any electronics on Tesla Launches Supercharger V3 With 1,000mph Charging, Better Efficiency, and More (electrek.co) · · Score: 1

    Teslas with Autopilot are so safe they don't need bumpers.

  8. Re:Addiction to what? on Tristan O'Tierney, Square Co-Founder, Dies at Age 35 (sfchronicle.com) · · Score: 2

    Might as well face it - he was addicted to love.

  9. Re:"To most autonomous vehicle expert"? on Tesla Angers Autonomous Vehicle Experts By Promising 'Full Self-Driving' Model 3 (cnn.com) · · Score: 0

    "FSD" means Firetruck Suicide Device., right?

  10. Re:Shouldn't we wait on Elon Musk Should Be Held In Contempt For Tweet, SEC Tells Judge (fastcompany.com) · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Yes, the SEC knows for certain he didn't "consult with the board." Look man, last week the SEC sent Tesla's lawyers a letter asking if that tweet had been pre-approved. Their response was, "uhh, no.". It was worse than that! They made it clear that nobody looks at tweets until after they're sent. SEC asked for a list of all tweets that had been pre-approved. They got back a blank sheet of paper. Tesla hired a well known, well respected securities lawyer to babysit Musk's twitter account. HE QUIT THE NEXT DAY. Probably filed a whistle blower claim so he can collect 10% of the fine, too.

  11. Glad you brought that up. Now the 8K gave a guidance of 360,000-400,000. On the earnings call, Musk said 350,000 to 500,000. Do you think his babysitter approved both of the 400,000 and 500,000 numbers? The 350,000- 500,000 number was given in response to a question, ie, not a prepared answer. Was there a tape delay so his baby sitter could approve that guidance?

  12. Re:It's called a boondoggle for a reason... on California Will Not Complete $77 Billion High-Speed Rail Project (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    GOATSE WARNING!!! That's the biggest asshole I have ever seen.

  13. Re:so many mistakes on California Will Not Complete $77 Billion High-Speed Rail Project (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    Bakersfield to Modesto? Tell me who's going to take that train...

    Homeless meth addicts looking for a place to sleep.

  14. Re:Saw it coming on California Will Not Complete $77 Billion High-Speed Rail Project (reuters.com) · · Score: -1, Troll

    And I hope grimes rubs her pussy in my face :) Especially if Elon just rode her bareback...

  15. Re:It’s not YOUR money asshole on California Will Not Complete $77 Billion High-Speed Rail Project (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    California had a constitutional amendment over it. I shit you not. There is, literally, no shit in my pants right now. I can't promise what will happen in the future, but right now, there is no shit in my pants. Anyhow, 2008 prop 1A authorize 10 billion in bonds for high speed rail. If I had a dollar for every time I shit my pants, I would have to shit my pants 10 billion times. Think about that. And my underwear would probably look a lot like the California constitution, what with all these fucking retarded amendments.

  16. deflect much? on Nearly All US Teens Short On Sleep, Exercise (usnews.com) · · Score: 1

    what about slashdot readers? Sleep? Exercise? LOL.

  17. Tesla autopilot can't avoid stationary vehicles either.

  18. It's worse than that. Telsa's profit is from selling GHG/EV credits* and dropping the warranty reserve on their cars to $2,000. If they have to properly account for shit like that, warranty reserves go up and profit goes away.

    Tesla owners talk about the "Tesla stretch" -- buying a car that's twice as much as you can afford. Well, Tesla has a Tesla stretch too -- it's stretching out payments to suppliers and stretching out time to get parts and stretching out repair times.

    * no disrespect. Tesla sells cars at a loss and makes it up with regulatory credits. Google gives away search results so they can sell your personal information.

  19. how often are you raped and sodomized in the basement of a repair shop?

  20. From now on, slashdot will be known as digg.com. Please update your bookmarks and muscle memory.

  21. DUPE on Study Shows How LSD Interferes With Brain's Signaling (theguardian.com) · · Score: 4, Funny

    I'm having flashbacks to the last time you posted this story!! ðYðY

  22. Re:He can't keep up with demand here, allegedly... on Tesla Model 3 Is Heading To Europe (bloomberg.com) · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    There are 3 Model 3 price points: $44,000, $51,000, and $62,000. The $35,000 version is right next to the sign for dead nigger storage. You don't see a sign for dead nigger storage? Well, that's because there is no $35,000 model 3.

    In Q3 they sold every performance (then $64k) model they could, then had to switch production to long range and mid range for Q4. At this point, there is little to no demand for the performance or long range models in the US. This is according to common sense, Elon's RIF letter, and his statements to DB.

    Now they're trying to sell the expensive model in Europe.

  23. Re:Tesla model 3 must have insane battery tech on Tesla Model 3 Is Heading To Europe (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    ... and all it shows is tentacle rape and pixelated vaginas.

  24. Re:Tesla model 3 must have insane battery tech on Tesla Model 3 Is Heading To Europe (bloomberg.com) · · Score: 1

    Yeah, but 2 minutes * 4 times a day * 7 days a week is only 1 hour of battery time.

  25. Re:Electric Cars Need a Tax Credit on Tesla Is Cutting 7 Percent of Its Workforce To Reduce Model 3 Price (cnbc.com) · · Score: 1

    Yeah, but it would look pretty bad if his tesla autopiloted into a parked fire truck.