Recent content by Crissa

Okay, it's illegal in my state. And lots of places. It's always up to the landlord whether to enforce such things. -Crissa

Holy cow, after going back into his lane, he dove for the exit! Crazy. -Crissa

The new EV one is unibody and... ...If they're not actively charging, they're parked illegally EV or no. -Crissa

I like that version! ...but maybe 'driveway to destination' or 'start to parked' wouldn't get confused. -Crissa

As far as I understand, Cybertruck has only had the end-to-end versions of FSD. Well, I didn't see the cart until the truck was half-in. -Crissa

Sounds like the low/mid voltage system failed. Hopefully you can get going quickly! -Crissa

Oh, wow. I'd have done the same but probably slower. Like, oooh nonono back up back up. -Crissa

No. It leads a bunch of execs astray, 'We're using the standard!' but there's no evidence the standard works. So we implement and waste money building to a terrible standard. That's how we got the terrible combo plug which wasn't just bad because it was big, it was bad because the clips were...

Making a standard before seeing how it works in the real world is a bad, bad idea. -Crissa

You should keep a flashlight in your vehicle anyhow. As above, fix a flat will help but it'll foul the tire pressure sensor. It also generally costs more to replace a tire that's been patches with good - they have to take time to wash the goo out of the tire and wheel. So an inflator and or a...

All systems have limits. And FSD won't let you go hands free outside of those limits. In the US, anyone with enough money to pay for a Cybertruck new will have enough to weasel out of the citation. This isn't legal advice, but lawyers are generally able to squeak you out of these sort of...

This already exists, though. https://abc7news.com/post/mercedes-beat-tesla-become-1st-offer-level-3-autonomous-personal-car-driverless-tomorrow/17550044/ The question is, however, how we're going to get regulations like tickets to transfer to the 'driver'. Right now it's just a promise from...

They are already required to. That's one of Elon's beefs with NHTSA, that all Teslas report collisions back to NHTSA. -Crissa

Handsfree and drive is Level 3 autonomy and there's totally already cars doing it today (although with hard speed limits). It's not like level four or five autonomy. If they're insuring it, they're insuring it. -Crissa

This is more a general EV electronics problem; some portion of power conversion units fail. It's right where there's the most possible heat and so a minor solder or semiconductor failure and... It stops working right. It's basically the same stuff as what's in a power supply for a laptop or PC...