Its been known since before the thing shipped that the wrong glue was used.
There are automotive adhesives, meant for the exact use case the cybertruck needs, that Tesla chose not to use.
Instead, they chose to use a cheaper adhesive that is well documented as not being able to be heat cycled in the way a vehicle gets, and the glue has rapidly degraded as it has been exposed to rapid and constant heating and cooling.
My favourite part is that the bottom image, while technically Veldora, is a portion of Rimuru’s body, making the bunny girl transformation technically correct.
Immolating their passengers isn’t eye opening enough?
The ones that had by far the best grounds to sue burnt to death.
Not at all, but it definitely used to get exploited a lot back in the day.
I bet they thought using signed integers made math easier or something.
Fun fact: the maximum amount of money you can hold in Maple story is actually half the 32 bit maximum, at 2,147,483,647.
The animorphs ending, with nothing changed but character names.
Harry would be a squib raised by muggles, not a muggle.
The jailbait and racism still exist, but any instance that doesn’t want to be defederated by the big ones defederates from it immediately.
At birth*. Deer will drop a Bambi at full sprint to distract a predator.
Sorry, the parts of Canada that don’t idolize Texas don’t burn fossil fuels.
Unilever just had the CEO removed for being too much of an activist, and ‘aligning with the original owner’s views too strongly’.
Means I recently bought my last pint of this icecream, because it no longer is a company I can justify exempting from the US boycott (since, in Canada it is produced in Canadian plants, using Canadian dairy products, and was actively going against the current US leadership).
The last wagon style sedan I had had worse fuel efficiency than a modern f150 does (though it was an early 2000’s model).
Brakes on that thing also scared the shit out of me, it did not like stopping.
I will somewhat disagree with the SUV comment, as my escape counts as an SUV, and I regularly fill it far past a sedan’s capacity when I go grocery shopping (the savings from driving 3+hours each way to the nearest Costco far outstrips the cost in gas) and when I go camping.
And, as I camp in a tent, and have kayaks I can strap to the roof, I don’t need a truck at all, because my car can get me to every campsite that a truck can get to, often easier than someone dragging a camper can.
Plus, since its a plug-in hybrid, and Canada doesn’t burn fossil fuels for power, my fuel efficiency is significantly better than the average sedan in drives under 100km, and breaks even above that.
On a 60km drive, I average 2L/100km, a 100km drive I average 4.6L/100km, and on a 300km drive I average 6.6L/100km (100km/h), 7.5L/100km (110km/h), or 8.8L/100km (120km/h), which is well within what sedans average.
Pretty much the only cybertruck I have seen in person was driven up by an employee that got permission to use it to visit his family here in Canada, and from what I hear the guy is drowning in the koolaid.
You would be lucky if that’s just a 0
Actually, French vanilla is used when actual vanilla bean is used in the flavouring, if it just says vanilla its either artificial or a miniscule amount of extract.
*A Canadian who is stuck having to deal with american terms for many products.
Shh, those are supposed to be stored in a safe/safety deposit box, only to be looked at when verifying your identity with the government.
Apparently they have been going through the last few years of upvote history to ban people now, which is baffling to me.
Can’t blame trump for this when Canada’s msrp is $629/$699 for the bundle.