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Ford Company had 7552 vehicle deaths in 2022. Who would want any member of their family driving a Ford?Quote:
Originally Posted by ClydeR
Stop being retarded... Backlash has a very firm grip on the championship.. you just don't have enough fortitude to take it.
Settle for 2nd place.
Before unleashing on the public, how did Tesla not think to test whether or not their self-driving cars could detect children in the road?
Article is at https://interestingengineering.com/t...ows-into-dummy
There's a fun video in the above article comparing Tesla's sensors, which are only cameras, to the sensors in other cars, including lidar.
2 years ago that video was posted.Quote:
Originally Posted by ClydeR
Your MDS is now diagnosed as "full blown"... stage 4.
There is no hope.
ClydeR: Why did Tesla not test this?Quote:
Originally Posted by Parkbandit
Also ClydeR: <POSTS VIDEO OF A TESLA TESTING IT>
ClydeR: Why did Tesla not test this?Quote:
Originally Posted by Parkbandit
Also ClydeR: <POSTS VIDEO OF A TESLA TESTING IT>
This just might be the first time in the history of cars that someone who caused a crash and killed people insisted they did everything right but that their car was to blame.Quote:
Originally Posted by ClydeR
Oh, wait, no, that happens all the time. But now that the car is a Tesla this is super duper 100% accurate without a single doubt and this couldn't possibly be someone just trying to avoid the consequences of their actions.
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Shortly after 2:30pm local time on Friday, firefighters were dispatched to a Tesla Model S that caught fire while fast-charging at the Sundebru Supercharger in Gjerstad, Norway.
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There it is! Things are finally starting to make sense. As many of you asked in this very forum a few days ago, why was Trump taking the economically costly, inefficient, unpopular step of eliminating the penny? It's because the're going to need all that copper to put in fire hydrant water to extinguish the huge national problem of dangerous toxic Tesla fires.Quote:
Shortly after the car ignited into flames before burning down to the ground as seen in the photos released by Tv2.no. Firefighters took longer than normal to extinguish the fire, because unlike a traditional fire where water is used as the extinguishing agent, fires in electric vehicles need to be extinguished using a different methodology.
Updated Jan 2, 2016: Per safety information from Tesla, no amount of regular water could be used to extinguish electrical fires, so the Model S was left to burn to the end without intervention from local firefighters. According to Norway’s FVN, “Only way to extinguish the fire in electric cars is by using water with a copper material. It is too costly for the Norwegian fire departments have started using it.”
Wait... Elon Musk said Trump's Big Beautiful Bill was terrible...
Shouldn't you be back to loving Elon now?
OR HAS OMG OMG OMG MUSK SURPASSED TRUMP AS THE BIGGEST MEANIEHEAD NAZI WHITE SUPREMACIST OF ALL TIME!?!?!?!?
The article you linked mentions over and over again that this is a problem with "electric vehicles", yet you keep mentioning Tesla. Why are you so dishonest?Quote:
Originally Posted by ClydeR
Also you fuckers have been pushing electric vehicles for decades now because it was going to "save the planet", now you are whining that electric vehicles are going to poison the planet.
This is why the left needs to stay far away from power in any country in the world. You have no idea how to lead a nation anymore. You have been reduced to virtue signaling and bumper sticker slogans.
SUPRISE!!!!! You are so full of shit! Pennies are 2.5% copper, they are mostly zinc. That means about 500 metric tons of copper. Add in the rest of the coinage and you get up to 25000 metric tons of copper a year.Quote:
Originally Posted by ClydeR
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About 2 million metric tons of copper are used in the US per year. So all coinage represents about 1.25% of US copper consumption, of which quarters are about half.
There are some good reasons to eliminate small coinage, but "it will noticeably help with a copper shortage" isn't really one of them.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item