Trevor L.

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

@callmidavid He realistically only owns a very small percentage. @grok I think it's like 4% correct?

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

@KobeissiLetter Nahhhh there’s no chance they push him out, right? That’d be an insane decision, even given the situation.

[UP @UnpluggedTesla]

An open offer to Tesla: We fully support putting Cybercab first, and we’d be glad to take the Cybertruck line off your hands.
We’d fund it with a consortium of investors and run it at no cost to Tesla’s floor space, headcount, or focus. All of that goes to Cybercab. Cybercab gets first call on battery cells too. We’ll wait our turn.
Tesla gains incremental profit: a license fee, plus FSD and Robotaxi network revenues on every vehicle built.
We’d build the Cybertruck, a three-row CyberSUV, and an unmanned CyberCargo hauler. More autonomous miles, across every surface of this planet and beyond.
Worth a conversation?

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

@1723Lpl @khal_haji Feel free to spend your money how you want. But it’s usually a good idea to protect your finances best you can, since your the only one in control of them.

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

@rcjh_ku_ @Motor1com Maybe. Hard to tell from the pictures, but it almost looks like the undercarriage is extra flat like you’d see from an EV.

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

@MondoMark0809 @khal_haji Never defended the company, simple said you should have formal approval locked in before dropping tens of thousands of dollars that you can't get back. It's simply smart planning, nothing more. I literally said the employer could be more chill. https://t.co/MsbRXMtkgK

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

@khal_haji But yes, before you yell at me. The manager could’ve probably been more chill.

[Sawyer Merritt @SawyerMerritt]

SpaceX has just officially unveiled its next-generation @Starlink Mini 2, which now comes with a built-in battery for the first time.

• Up to 4.5 hours of connectivity on a single charge with the quick-swap battery (or plug in USB-C).
• Weight: 3.53 Ibs (1.6 kg) including battery and kickstand
• Dimensions: 10.35 × 12.36 × 0.91 inches (263 × 314 × 23.1 mm)
• Field of view: 55°
• Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi 6
• Environmental rating: IP67
• Wi-Fi coverage: Up to 1,800 sq ft (167 m2)
• Battery: Removable, rechargeable 71 Wh battery
• Battery weight: 1.08 Ibs (490g)
• Battery attachment: Quick-release mechanism
• Charging: USB-C, 60W
• Battery power output: USB-C, up to 60W
• Power button: Built-in physical power button
• Battery indicators: LED status lights
• Kickstand: Integrated, foldable kickstand
• Tripod mount: Standard 1/4"-20 camera thread
• Charger: Included 60W USB-C wall charger
• Cable: Included 3-meter (10-foot) USB-C to USB-C cable

Starlink is now taking preorders in the U.S.: https://t.co/JihIIVgVTY

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

@panos_panay This'll be sick when it's integrated with Flock like the ring doorbells

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

@roobaedley @khal_haji Still not the point I was making. Would you really not confirm the dates with your manager before dropping tens of thousands of non refundable cash? That's called poor planning, regardless of how the employer handled it.

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

@1723Lpl @khal_haji How is it brainwashing to suggest you don't spend tens of thousands of dollars without a formal approval? Why would you not confirm that and protect yourself from financial loss before locking everything in? It'd take 30 seconds to confirm everything before dropping the cash.

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

You don't have to have permission to get married, but you should probably get formal approval on the dates you need to take off if it's a busy season, prior to spending tens of thousands of dollars, no? It's honestly insane that is even remotely controversial to suggest you confirm your ducks are in a row before dropping tons of cash, regardless of whether the manager handled it well or not.

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

@johndoeiyfv @khal_haji It is normal, everyone knows it, people just like to complain and claim that “everything is unfair”

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

@GyreGimbleWabeE @khal_haji Nah, because the simple task of asking a boss for formal approval of a date before spending tens of thousands of dollars is really really easy.

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

@Capri_Causals @khal_haji I grew up lower middle class, still am, completely irrelevant. Would you not get formal approval for time off prior to shelling out tens of thousands of non refundable cash? You have a responsibility to yourself to make good choices, regardless of how your employer handles it.

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

@kinz_kay @khal_haji Yea. Most employers are going to, and should, work around it, but would you have gone out and paid all the deposits, made the reservations, and locked everything in, BEFORE getting formal approval? That is the point I’m making

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

If you get a job putting up Christmas lights, then request time off in December, do you have a right to be upset when you get told no? The whole point I was making, is you have the responsibility to yourself to make sure your have formal approval for time off before dropping tens of thousands

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

@Aussielution @khal_haji People be acting like a formal request for time off is as difficult walking into Mordor…

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

That literally is not how the job market works. Nor should it. There’s entire businesses built around seasonal revenue. You don’t get to magically demand every single day you get off. Almost every business will work with you to make it work, but it isn’t a magically guarantee, especially with seasonal industries.

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

@ShadiaAjibade @khal_haji You seriously wouldn’t confirm you have approval for time off before dropping tens of thousands on non refundable bookings?

[Trevor L. @TrevorLX2]

@orthoboatman @MC84au @khal_haji Depends on the business, and wasn’t the point I was making. Would you not personally get formal approval for time off before spending tens of thousands on irreversible bookings?