
Mo Hz
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Mo Hz
@moabitmo
Geek interests: politics and wine. Not geeky enough for my day job in IT. Pronouns: who ? me ?










“A regular dealership would have never done that.” My son said this after dropping his Tesla Model 3 at Tesla Service this morning. Tesla service starts as soon as you book the appointment. Questionnaires, requests for timestamps, and extra options appear almost immediately after booking. Parts are often ordered in advance, based on car logs or user descriptions. The check-in process is seamless and easy. You do not have to go inside if you prefer. You can track repairs in the app. Need a ride along? They can do that too. We checked in at 8AM and finished, including a tech drive, by 8:25. Pickup is similarly easy. Whether you have a loaner to return, got a ride, or waited in the lobby, you just drop and go. Speak with someone only if you have questions. Meanwhile, legacy auto does not start working on your car until you drop it off. No pre-diagnostics, no parts preorders, and no touchless service options. Just one small aspect of Tesla ownership and what makes it different.






1/ a constant emphasis on bigger is better, viewing apparatus purchases through a narrow, personally-incentivized lens. This created the ecosystem PE is taking advantage of and it’s allowed American FDs to grossly overspend on equipment that often doesn’t align with daily needs.


EU Commission President, von der Leyen: While in 1990, one third of Europe's electricity came from nuclear, today it's only close to 15%. This reduction in the share of nuclear was a choice. And in hindsight, it was a strategic mistake for Europe to turn its back on a reliable, affordable source of low-emission power.








Markus Frohnmaier, the AfD parliamentarian, whom the Russians describe as "absolutely under our control," is in D.C. this week to hang with Anna Paulina Luna and Mike Johnson, plus others Republican members of U.S. Congress. asn26.com




























