• ChadGPT2@lemmy.world
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    10 days ago

    Reminder to keep one of those window breaker hammers in your car.

    Also don’t buy cars from megalomaniacal nazis.

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      10 days ago

      Just to be clear so people don’t think they are protected when they’re not: those window strikers ONLY work if your car windows are TEMPERED glass. They are 100% useless on laminated glass. The Cybertruck’s “unbreakable Armor Glass” is laminated.

      • BarneyPiccolo@lemmy.today
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        10 days ago

        Oh, great, then when it catches fire, and you’re going to die a certain fiery death, you can use it to bash yourself in the head to death for buying a SwastiKKKar.

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    10 days ago

    These horrific deaths and injuries are tragic. I see too many schadenfreude comments here approving of people dying just because they chose to drive a vehicle most people don’t like. If there is blame, it is not on the victims, but on Tesla and the regulators we trust to ensure minimum and obvious safety features.

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      10 days ago

      Perhaps if we were just talking Teslas in general, but the cybertruck? I can’t imagine any non-assholes buying and driving those. That thing is a statement, a fascist “own-the-libs” statement in particular.

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      10 days ago

      I disapprove the Schadenfreude comments, but this is not merely a “vehicle most people don’t like”. It is a dangerous vehicle unnecessarily threatening health and even live of other members of the community, especially of children. There is a reason why it is not street legal in the EU.

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        10 days ago

        I agree the EU regulators made the right call, and this vehicle should not be on the public streets anywhere until it can meet basic safety standards, both for the drivers and for the public.

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      10 days ago

      Anybody that bought a cyber truck did so knowing full well Elon is a Nazi. They made their bed and now they can lie in it. No compassion at all for these selfish fucks.

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        Anybody that bought a cyber truck did so knowing full well Elon is a Nazi.

        The cybertruck was available to buy before he went full mask off. And not everyone is “in-touch” with everything.

        No compassion at all

        Disgusting.

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            Felon Muskrat went full mask off way back in 2016 when he called child rescuers a Pedo.

            That wasn’t “mask off”, that was him being publicly petulant. That was him not knowing how to react to someone telling him “no”. It was the start of the cracks in his pubic veneer. Most rational people would say his reaction to that situation was ridiculous and childish, but I would bet there’s a good amount of people who still aren’t aware of what he said about the rescuers.

            His “mask off” moment was during the 2024 USA elections when he went full Nazi (openly).

            Granted, there were always indications for people who knew what to pay attention to, but that’s not most people.

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            informed consumer making rational decisions fallacy we have all been there. still, it hits different to mock them when they’re still alive to reflect on their choices

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      anyone that bought a cybertruck did so knowing full well that it’s a giant “fuck everybody but me” vehicle

      I have no sympathy for them. their victims, yes. the owner, not at all.

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        anyone that bought a cybertruck did so knowing full well that it’s a giant “fuck everybody but me” vehicle

        That’s how many people see it, but I know a few people that are entirely disconnected from “celeb culture” and the news in general, and just think the cybertruck is neat technology. And to be fair, putting aside the massive safety issues with it, it does have noteworthy technology that on their own are interesting.

        And I think the cross section of people who are interested in the cybertruck, people who are not particularly intelligent, and who also have money are generally going to be the customer base. It’s fine to criticize, but to say “no sympathy” when they die is gross.

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          sorry I should have added the alternative option of “is ignorant of the fact and should be expected to be able to figure that out”

          if somebody won’t think of how their actions affect others, fuck them.

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      10 days ago

      That depends.

      Is the driver Northern Conservative Baptist Great Lakes Region Council of 1879, or Northern Conservative Baptist Great Lakes Region Council of 1912?

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          This punchline comment was voted best religious joke ever according to a 2005 online poll. And anyone posting the best religious joke ever, according to a 2005 online poll must possess a tremendous amount of humorous insight and knowledge. As far as I am concerned, that is way more cool than meeting some people from your local metropolitan area while on a cruise or a Mexico/Caribbean resort vacation.

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    Sounds like a great way to fake your death. The only problem is that everyone will think you died driving a Tesla.

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    The funny part is, the doors have a manual release on the inside, Tesla owners are just too dumb to read the user manual.

    The not funny part is, the ones in the back are deep inside the bottom of the door, there’s no possible way a child in a car seat could open the back door in an emergency.

    Opening Doors with No Power https://share.google/NmVMGXKowzwXKUKxF

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      11 days ago

      Chevrolet had the same problem. Boomers baked to death in their Corvettes because the battery died.

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      Well, the kid would have to be able to release the seatbelt either… But I would not be surprised that no one would teach the kid to do it anyways…

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      Is this a joke? Who is this for? The same people who live in the resident evil house?

      Children are normally in the back of a vehicle, please tell us the secret door with a fucking rip cord in it is somehow normal and the cooked children where clearly a “skill issue”.

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        Hey, I just thought of a brilliant idea. Instead of sticking that under a mat under all the other shit that’s probably stored in the storage pocket, maybe they could put it somewhere more easily accessible, like above the door pocket entirely. And instead of a steel cable to pull, maybe they could use some sort of lever that pulls the cable without needing to see it. And since that is so easy to access, the normal way of opening the door that requires power becomes redundant and could be removed to save costs.

        Oh but the electronic opener also lowers the window slightly otherwise it’ll break because the window makes a part of the seal and they couldn’t design it in a way that would work with the normal window position? Why would you do that? So there’s a chance that opening the door in winter will smash the window because sometimes those mechanisms freeze in the cold? Or do they constantly run heaters to avoid this?

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      I have to say I am sick of having to give a safety briefing to passengers when they get a ride.

      “If we crash and burn, the manual release is behind there” points

      Why didnt they just put regular bloody handles on!?

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    I’ve taken a couple uber rides in a Tesla and I wish they’d give you the option to select NOT THAT. I just stared at the stupid door button the whole time

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    11 days ago

    I can’t fathom having my husband burn to death so badly that he’s just … evaporated. But then again I can’t imagine my husband ever wanting a cybercuck so there’s also that.

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    Cremation is a new feature. It’ll be an extra $2500 and comes with a decision engine on whether you should live or die (door unlocking). Tesla knows, trust Elon.

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    Well, see, that’s what you get for being a poor.

    Solution is simple, you must buy the optional $700 Cyberhammer to bash out the glass (not a joke, there really is a cyber hammer for $700).

    Elon’s got it all figured out, 8D chess losers

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    11 days ago

    When we finally start eating the rich, we will have readily available fires to cook them over.