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@RobProvince Most of my braking puts charge in my battery

Pads and disks is like a 30 minute job tops.

Depreciation of a car doesn’t matter when you pay the car off and drive it till the wheels fall off

@congressdj @EVject Plug in the cable and get back into my armored vehicle where my little friend awaits

I find it interesting that thieves target gas pumpers while they’re pumping gas, since pumping had is supposed to be so quick and easy (and yes, I was robbed during a 5 minute gas stop in 2012). Just another reason to buy a Tesla.

@Tryangle Lots of 📐

Look at this parking lot! 🔥🔥🔥

On this date in 1907, it was 101° in Nebraska and 100° in Kansas. The weather has always been crazy.

@MehdiHacks Agreed, I have a few. Just received the "The Technician's Radio Receiver Handbook" based your recommendation.

One of my favorite authors on RF topics is Joseph J. Carr. Highly recommend checking his books. Here's 4 I have (the antenna book is his most famous work I guess) He passed away in 2000 btw.

@digikey It was a tie between calculus 3 and thermodynamics

What was your most painful class in college/university? 😣

@geerlingguy @ActionRetro1 @ThisDoesNotComp @ClassicII_MrMac @thecomputerclan @Mac84tv Agreed, still have mine with the original battery

What's the best laptop Apple ever made? For me, the 11" Air. Let me know, then also hear what @ActionRetro1, @ThisDoesNotComp, @ClassicII_MrMac, @thecomputerclan, @Mac84tv, and Branchus Creations had to say this #MARCHintosh! youtube.com/watch?v=JpPIrm…

@TheByteRacoon @SamuelBeek They acquired and ruined Eagle.

@SamuelBeek I get it, but why Autodesk?

If you understand this meme, we friends

@TheCinesthetic In an alternate universe, Michael Lonsdale and @Peter_Dinklage are in Austin Powers movies.

Moonraker (1979) goes completely off the rails and that’s the appeal. Roger Moore leaning into the absurd, a lineup of memorable villains, glossy visuals, and set pieces that just want to entertain. It’s Bond at his most ridiculous and it works.

The Cybertruck is the most beautiful vehicle ever designed. To me, everything else on the road doesn’t catch my attention anymore. I’m serious. My eyes naturally only lock onto Cybertrucks now. Every other car just blends into the background. What makes the Cybertruck special is that everything about it exists for a reason. The body is made from ultra-hard stainless steel, the same kind of material used in SpaceX rockets. There is no paint, no rust, incredibly strong, and it reflects the sky and trees like a moving mirror. When the sun hits it just right, it honestly looks like something from the future driving through the present. The design came from Franz, but the vision was pushed hard by Elon. The material itself forced the shape. Stainless steel is super hard, it doesn’t bend easily, so the truck ended up with those sharp, angular lines. Instead of fighting the material, Tesla doubled down on it and honestly, the result looks like a vehicle straight out of a sci-fi movie. And when you see one in person, it hits differently than any photo or video you’ve ever seen. The size, the presence, the way the light reflects off the steel… it always turns heads everywhere I go. People always stop, take photos, and ask me questions. The wild thing is that this also performs like a beast: • Up to 11,000 pounds of towing • Around 320+ miles of range • 0-60 in as quick as ~2.6 seconds on the Cyberbeast • Adaptive suspension that can lift the truck for off-road driving • Four-wheel steering so a truck this big can turn tighter than a Model S. It’s like a truck, a supercar, and a piece of futuristic engineering all packed in one. Then you add Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system on top of it, it’s game over bro. With FSD, the truck handles highways, city streets, turns, traffic lights, and complex navigation using AI trained on billions of miles of real driving data from Tesla’s global fleet. You just press a button, and the car literally takes you from parking lot to parking lot. It’s honestly one of those experiences that’s hard to explain until you feel it for yourself. After a while you start thinking, why would I ever go back to a normal car? And that’s why a lot of owners say the same thing… Once you drive a Cybertruck, every other vehicle suddenly feels… normal.

Between buying Twitter and running DOGE, @elonmusk has done so much for this country: restoring free speech and ferreting out Democrat fraud, and so much more. And he still makes time to help out an X client. Truly amazing. Presidential Medal of Freedom for this great American!

Cybertruck uses less energy per mile than a Toyota Prius Let that sink in.

Elon Musk confirmed via Telemetry Data that the woman driving the Cybertruck in this video disengaged the system four seconds before the crash. She was manually driving throughout this entire video. Don't believe everything you see/hear from Legacy Media about Tesla.

@StanphylCap @grok which Cybertrucks use the Tesla manufactured 4680 cell?

$TSLA can't even manufacture its own BATTERY CELLS, but sure, it will soon open the world's most sophisticated chip fab! LOL

@SawyerMerritt My wife @CarmelaMiniS bought me one of these for my birthday. It's really good and the bottle is cool.

@SawyerMerritt I can buy it for the same price at my local Total Wine: totalwine.com/spirits/mezcal…

Tesla has sent out a new email in the U.S. “As a Tesla owner, you can get $50 off Tesla Mezcal when you purchase by March 31, 2026.”

Seems reasonable to me. Let's extend this to "prove they are US taxpayers".

The bill would require Americans to prove they are U.S. citizens before registering to vote and to show ID at the polls, among other things. omaha.com/news/nation-wo…

@JamesMcPherson @HAROGIC @1 Yeah, I scrolled the page and did not see a price or an “add to cart” option.

@HAROGIC @techfoamer @1 That isn’t obvious to me. I loathe having to ask for a quote… I’m interested in these, very, but it’s a real bummer to not see prices.

A 6 GHz Spectrum Analyzer for $1,998? 📡 9 kHz – 6 GHz frequency range 📉 –110 dBc/Hz phase noise @1 GHz (10 kHz offset) 🔍 –168 dBm/Hz DANL (Amp On) ⚡ ≥1 THz/s sweep speed 📊 Up to 100 MHz analysis bandwidth (optional) Professional RF testing — now more accessible than ever.

@TheNotARubicon It has Project 25

This looks cool (aka expensive) but why would anyone bother when virtually all phones will be capable of direct to satellite in the very near future?