Close all windows? I love the smell of lithium in the morning.
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Smoke from a lithium fire is particularly toxic. Fuck! There’s karma… then there’s this karma’s horrible “collateral damage” from the smoke and a fire which could spread. Fuck, fuck.
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Is it just me or is it Tesla every time? Other electric car brands do exist, yet they don’t seem to be blowing up every other week, somehow…
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In the article, it says
“Fire officials are urging residents in the area to close all doors and windows and evacuation orders have been issued for zones MRY-B037, MRY-B047, MRY-B050, MRY-B051, MRY-B053, MRY-B058 and MRY-B060. Residents are also requested to stay out of the area to allow for access of emergency vehicles.”
[my emphasis]
I’m reassured that they’re not just saying “shut the windows and you’ll be fine.”
Also in the article:
The plant had previously caught fire back in September 2022
Wait, what now?
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“Blowing up” or otherwise…
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I couldn’t find anything on the number of batteries stored there, but it is named as being the largest battery storage facility in the world.
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I didn’t look at their source data, but the article suggests the Tesla is the deadliest car (per miles driven) made in America, as opposed to driven in America.
Having said that, Telsa emerged as being twice as deadly as the overall average, made in America or not.
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Just realized womanhood_deferred beat me to it in the more general techbro thread. Oops, sorry.
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Just to be clear, it’s more than understandable if Musk isn’t particularly good at playing video games, whether it’s Path of Exile 2 or Elden Ring.
Musk is a father to 11 children, the CEO of multiple companies and is soon expected to have a place in Trump’s White House. He clearly doesn’t have time to play these time-consuming games at the difficulty level he claims, nor should he.
Of course, he doesn’t really have time to beef with Twitch streamers either, and yet, here we are.
Destroyed in three paragraphs.
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Say goodbye to Tesla Cybertruck: Elon Musk announces decision after fall in sales
It is the end of an era with Tesla’s Cybertruck. The founder, Elon Musk, expressed the disappointing news about poor sales and a decline in production, and because of this, it is time to say goodbye to one of America’s most hailed vehicles that took over the headlines at some point. It is because of this decision that fans and customers are now worried about the future of Tesla.
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He needs to focus more on his video games
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I wonder if the “just let it burn” advice applies here? Sounds awful!
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