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on *Permanently Deleted* · c/technology · 19 pts · 1y

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on me_irl · c/me_irl · 48 pts · 2y

I assure you european peasants were not eating pizza and cheesecake multiple times a week

on Rule! · c/196 · 16 pts · 2y

Its the metal connectors between the bands/lines.

2 connectors = 1 signal (mono) + 1 ground

3 connectors = 2 signals (stereo) + 1 ground

on *deleted by creator* · c/technology · 1 pts · 2y

Yeah, charging is the main reason I skipped a Tesla 4-5 yrs ago and went for the Benz. Thought chargers were getting more ubiquitous and available enough for me to give it a shot this time around, but all these Tesla layoffs got me second-guessing that

on *deleted by creator* · c/technology · 30 pts · 2y

I'm their prime demographic, currently car shopping to replace my wrecked Benz, and was leaning towards a Model 3 up until reading this headline lol. I guess I could still charge at home or if the network fails it could be purchased by another company?

Or I just avoid stressing about it altogether and get a normal car

I highly recommend watching The Territory: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt16378164/

Its a documentary following one of these indigenous tribes and the shit they have to go through in keeping their autonomy. Like its one thing for the government to say a certain land is theirs, but what are they supposed to do if a logging company starts cutting down their trees and the local law enforcement doesn't care?