He's right though. Normal glass is made to shatter into tiny tiny pieces that lose their sharpness when you hit with a metal point to give safe access either in or out of the car. Tesla's cybertruck glass is too busy focusing on "unbreakable" which instead turns the glass into shards and isn't cleanly removed from the car door. This causes danger both to you inside the car and to first responders needing access to help you.
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I'll be filing a GDPR claim per account to get my data and have them permanently delete my content and information
The Sonic Boom will sound more like your neighbours car door closing than an explosion
What would be interesting to see would be to force apple to buy back the product at 100% the value they sold it for
Very happy with sync
Jesus Christ stop spamming that when any non-biased source fact checks as true.
Sync technically has it if you subscribe to Sync Ultra, but I've been having some issues with it on some posts
Bad for Google, good for the world
The older i get the more im like this
What else would they be comparing to?
Passive cooling will never bypass active cooling so the comparison would never be worthwhile.
It could still have a bullet in the chamber. Always treat every gun as if it was loaded because you never know.
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