How? I created an automation that runs the Shutdown action set to Restart. I disabled the "ask before running" but all it does it throw a notification up that asks whether I'm sure I want to restart. How do I get it to run without any interaction?

There is literally zero chance this actually happened. Sure perhaps it got stuck, but it didn't cut power because of the batteries overheating when they were out in a cold environment. And what moron goes offroading in deep snow without a buddy and a winch?
Electric trucks won't fix stupid, that's for sure.

It's hilarious you think that 6 verified Autopilot related deaths in 10 years of data is a lot.
Meanwhile 3700 people are killed by vehicles every day, the vast majority of them due to human error. About 12% or north of 400 deaths/day are caused by a failure in the vehicle itself.

But yeah, we should definitely ban Tesla for being dangerous. Real sound logic there.

It's audio going out the speakers of anyone that's joined the room.
Obviously it's trivial to record any and all of it with no hack required. Join room, press record.
Was anyone really naive enough to think that Clubhouse chats are private?

Bingo. There will be some use cases for quite some time that rely on gas, but most of the automotive market will shift much faster than people expect that haven't driven an EV yet and don't understand how good they are.
It's not about environmentalism, it's simply a better product. The environmental benefits are a nice side benefit.

EVs exist now that can drive 5 hours. The only problem is bringing the price down which has been happening for 10 years and isn't about to stop.

Wait, youâ(TM)re telling me when youâ(TM)re an unpredictable, incompetent, and aggressive leader that makes people less likely to want to work with you?

Shocking.

Not quite the same.

I can choose to have faith in the USD or I can choose not to, but no matter what I need USD to pay my taxes and exist in society. I can't just decide to switch to having faith in another currency and use that.

With Bitcoin I can have faith in it or not, and if not I can choose to have faith in LiteCoin or JunkCoin or DogeCoin or ThelaskoCoin which you create tomorrow. There is endless alternatives that are equally as good, as long as sufficient number of people have faith in them to make them exchangeable.

Facebook has real value though. You can't just clone facebook tomorrow, it would take millions of dollars of development time to recreate all the features of facebook. To create an exact clone of Bitcoin would take an afternoon. In fact there are already thousands of Bitcoin clones that are functionally identical.

So that leaves the fact that more people use Bitcoin. But that's no different than saying that Bitcoin is purely speculative. It's valuable because a bunch of people decided to buy it. Tomorrow those people may change their minds and decide that LiteCoin is where it's at, and there is no underlying value to Bitcoin. Network effect in Bitcoin (it's exchangable in a lot of places, and has sufficient volume to make it liquid) is far less powerful than network effects in Facebook which has incredible volumes of data on users and advertisers which represents a large moat for any competitors.

Wow. You do realize that weight has absolutely nothing to do with the "jolt" felt by the astronauts right? The "jolt" is deceleration and sound produced by the impact. Nothing to do with weight, everything to do with speed at contact.

It's unclear to me how you actually get this free account. At stadia.com the only option is to buy the Premiere edition. In the app it says iether enter an invite code or buy a package. Maybe I'm dense but how do you get a free account?

Sure spacex quality is bad, that must be why they just pulled off their 50th landing while Boeing’s rocket had two failures and just about caused a disaster

Any modern car has hundreds of millions of lines of code running on it. It's a computer on wheels. Would you accept a computer that shipped with software never to be changed? No, and consumers aren't willing to accept it in their cars either.

Roads deteriorate even if not driven on. So just because a car doesn't cause appreciable wear on the road doesn't mean that they shouldn't be paying for road taxes, or that they should be paying 10,000 less.

It's very odd that LSM LOCKDOWN is controversial. This is roughly the same feature as BSD Securelevels, though with some more fine-grained control. In theory, it's very useful if you want to protect your system against attackers who compromise a process that runs with root privilege. In practice, the kernel attack surface is so large that a motivated attacker can probably bypass it.