@rawmilkhoney It’s interesting how some of the comments on here equate living in a car to being homeless/broke. You can live in a car and also have a “home” to go to wash, eat clean etc.
The two aren’t necessarily mutually exclusive.
People have more of a problem with me living in my car than I do. It’s like they could not possibly fathom what it’s like to use your free will and not be a slave. I am sorry you lot don’t have a zest for life but I do and I’m not going to waste it
@_lovely__dee I’m so sorry about your loss. I was there in the same general Wahweap Bay area on Thursday/friday and the wind was insane. Would come out of nowhere and the waves would get huge within 30 seconds.
That being said, I hope you get the answers you need.l and deserve.
#BREAKINGNEWS: One person was killed and five others were injured after a car crashed into an Urbane Cafe restaurant in Simi Valley on Monday afternoon, authorities said.
Authorities said one person died and five others suffered minor injuries when the vehicle slammed into the restaurant. abc7ne.ws/cdZEwl
@lobotomybby I despise ppl who conflate “kindness” with getting something “in return”.
Either help or don’t. It’s not about you, it’s about the person you’re helping.
Tesla sent out Supervised Full Self-Driving v14 to a select few customers who paid up to $15,000 for Unsupervised Full Self-Driving over four years ago.
The other ~400,000 customers got nothing.
@danjw1234@aelluswamy It's not favoritism, it's simple safety logic. They can only do so much pre-testing before release. If the product has unexpected flaws, it's better to reveal them on a small fraction of customers in a beta release than suddenly in a full release.
FSD v14 Lite is now rolling out to AI3 early-access customers. Based on the feedback, will rollout to more customers over the next few weeks.
This build distills the driving behavior from AI4’s v14 series into both the camera and compute config of AI3. It includes destination options and speed profiles on city roads, but more importantly significantly improved safety.
We hope you’ll enjoy it, once the build ships wide.
Driving through the pure darkness of Yellowstone in my Cybertruck really makes me appreciate how incredible Tesla’s engineering is.
Tonight I tested every mode of the Tesla Off-Road Light Bar driving through the pure darkness of Yellowstone late at night in my Cybertruck. It really makes me appreciate how incredible Tesla engineering is.
• Ditch Lights - The outer LEDs light up both sides of the road, making it much easier to spot wildlife, rocks, drop-offs, and the edges of the trail.
• Flood Lights - The center LEDs shoot out an incredibly wide, powerful beam straight ahead, lighting up the road hundreds of yards into the distance.
• Both - This is maximum visibility. The entire light bar comes alive, illuminating everything in front of you and on both sides with almost no dark spots.
You can switch between each mode right from the touchscreen and even adjust the brightness to match the conditions. It’s one of those features you don’t fully appreciate until you’re driving through complete darkness.
Just an FYI, these lights are designed for off-road use only. They’re incredibly bright and can blind other drivers, so they should never be used on public roads when other traffic is present.
@DirtyTesLa@AmpedUpAuth2fh Tesla has ZERO credibility! Of the last 20 significant milestones, how many happened on time, IF AT ALL???
Solar Roof
FSD
Roadster
Semi
FSD
Batt day milestones
FSD
50% Auto growth to 20 mill/yr
FSD
Sub $30K Tesla
1500 Robotaxis by end 2025
Roadster demo in 4/26
And on and on
@MarcusJBishop@vad3rt3sla Yeah I think that would be too much for me. I stop usually every 400 miles or so. I don’t really like the in-transit time. Gotta get there asap haha.
@propilot123@vad3rt3sla Roughly works out to 2 hours charging total give or take of the 14 hours of operation…
Not gonna lie I COULD do the trip there and back in my wife’s car with 2x5 gas stops if not waiting for pumps or pay or whatever..still need to eat and pee regardless lol 😂
People don’t realize the amount of time you spend at a gas station.
Charging at home is not only much a more efficient use of your time, but your wallet too!
@JustinHorn@vad3rt3sla I mean, it’s right around the corner. I only drive to one maybe once a week if that. Usually once every two weeks.
It’s not bad. And I own a 25m3 Tesla.
@EthanPh@drivingoutlaw@vad3rt3sla I co-own a dealership. My entire life is about cars. 3 of my personal vehicles (Tesla, BMW, Range Rover) cost me $263/month with full coverage. Progressive.