…so this is basically admission that the manager class is ripe for automation?
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•China to ban hidden car door handles made popular by Tesla in world firstEnglish
2·8 hours agonope, fully just a lever on the door, below the armrest. if you’re my height it’s exactly where your outer-side hand lands when you sit down.
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•China to ban hidden car door handles made popular by Tesla in world firstEnglish
5·9 hours agogood question
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•China to ban hidden car door handles made popular by Tesla in world firstEnglish
31·9 hours agoteslas have frameless windows in the doors, like subarus and some bmws. like bmws but unlike subarus, the windows automatically retract a bit when you open the door.
this is because while subaru windows just push in against a gasket on the body, tesla and bmw windows also push up into a recess in the gasket. this removes a lot more wind noise.
the difference is that bmws have a mechanical door handle with a sensor that lowers the window, while teslas have a button to open the door and drop the window, as well as a separate emergency release latch that’s purely mechanical and does not affect the window. meaning that if you pull the manual release and push hard on the door, the window gets stuck in the gasket and shatters. this can also happen in bmws but only if the 12V battery is flat.
to add insult to injury, the “open door” button on at least the model 3 is where the window controls would usually be, and the manual release is where a door handle usually is.
Edit:
like so:

i got a real light roast as a present a few years ago that had really strong notes of peach and cardamom. it was amazing.
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•China to ban hidden car door handles made popular by Tesla in world firstEnglish
101·12 hours agothere are mechanical releases on the inside, but if you use them you risk breaking the windows.
except for the rear doors on the e and y. they don’t have mechanical releases at all.
and the rear release on the x is a wire below the seat rather than a lever on the door.
cool add to the conversation. you really contributed.
less actually has most of that, weirdly.
also holds the heat longer, so if you give it a pre-rinse it’s less sensitive to bad pours if you don’t have a gooseneck. i can never get the speed right with my plastic v60 and old-style kokkaffe pot which is the only kettle i have.
oof, that’s a shame.
yeah, i have the exact same model as in your picture. it does have some of those diagonal cracks but not at all as bad as yours.
i mean…
less?the main thing you’d want out of a good e-reader is font customization. which you can’t do on an application basis in the terminal.
i think the older aeropresses (with gold labels) have some iffy chemicals in them for the sake of the plastic not cracking. my V60 is fine after a few years but i don’t use it as much as i want to.
i do kinda regret not getting a ceramic V60 though.
yeah especially now that they’re finnish
well random people just sort of show up after a while, just like in the adam and eve part of genesis
no it’s from bell labs
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PC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney supports the $900 million lawsuit against Valve, arguing Steam is "the only major store still holding onto payment ties and 30% junk fee" [refer to in-app purchases]English
12·2 days agoit’s an asynchronous medium. the answer could come tomorrow, or next week. not answering within an hour is not “conceding”.
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PC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney supports the $900 million lawsuit against Valve, arguing Steam is "the only major store still holding onto payment ties and 30% junk fee" [refer to in-app purchases]English
5·3 days agookay, so all a storefront has to do is build a better system and take, say, 20%. that would pull in both sellers and buyers. why isn’t the other storefronts building competitors? epic has infinite money but all they seem to use it on is bribes. gog offers standalone installers and online community systems, but not both at the same time. itch is held together by duct tape and dreams.
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PC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney supports the $900 million lawsuit against Valve, arguing Steam is "the only major store still holding onto payment ties and 30% junk fee" [refer to in-app purchases]English
91·3 days agoif that was all they got the money for, and the devs were indeed hurt to a significant degree by it, a competitor with a lower fee (say, epic, with their 8%) would have outgrown them years ago, since steam doesn’t do exclusivity deals.
it also tends to hit poor people harder.
















it was created by merging a company started by peter thiel with one started by elon musk. how much more evil can you get?