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    I like it, but it’s even worse than that as I’ve never had my printer murder motorcyclists or trap me inside and burn my body into dust.

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    I’ve never had any problems with my Tesla 3. I wouldn’t buy another because Musk, of course. But the car’s been solid.

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      Same, we bought one before Musk went mask off. We’re closing on 180,000 KM and have only needed to replace the upper control arms, which was covered by warranty.

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      Same here. The only maintenance has been tires, windshield washer fluid and cabin air filter for the last 5 years. I also won’t buy another one as long as Musk is there. Last year we were in the market for a second car and if it was about tech specs alone, a used base model 3 would be the best, but we bought a BMW instead. Fuck Musk, but the car is a pleasure to own.

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      You’re lucky, then, I think. My nephew’s 3 never got right. After a year of ownership they finally agreed to take it back, mostly to avoid a lawsuit, I think.

      The fit and finish was also pretty atrocious, but I reckon most people don’t really notice.

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      Still have to pay a subscription for heated seats or whatever, right?

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          Not even that, BMW allowed to get it as an option (never removed the possibility of buying it out right). However this is the internet, there’s no room for nuance.

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        They charge for premium network connectivity. It’s $10/month to make use of if the LTE radio in the car for connecting directly to streaming services without your phone, live camera feeds in your cell phone app, and some extra map stuff. You still get eight years of basic navigation and updates if you don’t pay for it.

        The heated seats thing was BMW, which they back tracked on

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            I doubt you lose the GPS connection, but you lose the network connection to make the mapping and navigation work. About like navigating with your phone without cell service

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            I was considering if I should work for IBM. Maybe I need to do a little reading on that, any sources you recommend?

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              Edwin Black’s book IBM and the Holocaust is the principle source. IBM denies this accounting but I found Black’s case compelling and his book cites primary sources in the form of Nazi documents and eyewitnesses in Poland.

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        Those things are solid. If and when I eventually do get a car, I wanna get a little Toyota pickup. Not one of those moronic massive pavement princesses. Like the old Ford Rangers from the 90s. A little truck, good for converting into a van or just helping neighbors move things. A small, low to the ground, helpful, polite little old man truck.

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      As a happy owner of a Brother printer, can confirm. The worst thing I can think about my printer is that its menus are in Spanish.

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      Right? If I want to print something it’ll print.

      If I want to drive a Tesla, I don’t want it to call for the genocide of Jews.

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    Does a Tesla work better when you give it a sharp slap on the side? A little percussive calibration?

    Can I offer a little percussive calibration to Musk? Just a sharp slap on the side of his head?