@NotAnFSDTracker@JeanMarcLeGros They have product offered for some cars in some countries on a subscription basis. That is _not_ a direct replacement of what they promised in 2016 or sold in 2019.
@NotAnFSDTracker@JeanMarcLeGros In the sane reality itβs Tesla who sold us EAP which doesnβt work as promised, 10 years in Beta phase and all their excuses is an absolute crap.
@wholemars You mean that Tesla is unable to create modular system, failed to deliver treir promises from 2016 and prefer to blame regulators instead of work with them?
@Tesla FYI, your cars don't lock and sleep if the driver goes out using passenger's door. Even being locked remotely, the car doesn't sleep properly until driver's door opened and closer from the outside.
@teslaeurope@alex_avoigt Will the car finally undestand that the driver can exit through passengerβs door?
A concept of bicycle carriers mounted on the tow ball and how they agfect parking perception?
Or probably location-based trunk door height will begin to work properly?
Tesla is driven by its inertia, exactly as "legacy automakers" not so long time ago. It was a conscious decision to drop everything to focus on AI mirage.
10 years ago they stared to sell a promise of "Full Self Driving". As it's obvious now, it was a deliberate lie.
It was no chance HW2 was so capable, but they sold this promise anyway. Then HW2.5, then HW3. Then they started to cheat. Suddenly already _Full_ self driving becomes _Supervised_. Obvious nonsense, but who cares? Yes, Model Y is a good car overall. But the next generation on BYD and XPeng will eat this outdated champion on the lunch. Being manufactured inside EU and with the same or better self driving capabilities.
Just ask electrician to install a standard 3-phase wall socket. You can than assemble the cable with plug using the parts from your local OBI or delegate it as well. You also need to make 4 holes in the wall using the template from package to fix the backplate - again, nothing tesla-specific. The only tricky thibg is to activate it and link to your account using additional phone app.
@Adriksh VSCode is not an IDE. It's "industry standard" just because it's free. And yes, I pay for CLion instead (which is still free for non-commercial) because I value my time and convenience more than β¬80 per year.