Canada is dropping EV tariffs as well. If legacy automakers refuse to make affordable vehicles they have no future.

they died because they were shit. No apps.

I just want a technological fix for what my eyes used to be able to do on their own.

It’s a polymer problem. The lense stiffens with age.

I guess I’m the only one who read the article.

Soon we can do that with Tesla robots.

Not hard to fire everyone and net a profit, once.

That’s not the reason, total sales are way down, and if you want to blame anyone, blame the poor quality and poor reliability of european cars and brilliant ideas like subscriptions to hardware, and the complete focus on high profit margin cars no one is buying.

we are in a generation where have touchscreens in cars too

and I thought they would be outlawed for safety concerns, but even though the data is in they are dangerous, no one will end them.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevebanker/2025/02/11/tesla-again-has-the-highest-accident-rate-of-any-auto-brand/

Of course, firing most of the NHTSA prevented that.

I thought Apple would go broke selling the same phone over and over as a new model.

“Positioned as a high-end luxury option”

progressive bifocals.

and that’s how he achieved 75% profit margin. Let’s see him do that twice.

I guess Cory didn’t see the CES shit show this year.

AI fridges with voice command door opening that couldn’t work unless there was total silence, then it plays you ads.

A fridge is, and should remain, a box that stays cold.

It’s still decades to never from being practical.

Need to source commercial monitors, used for menus.

cunts

The South Korean tech giant also said “security and privacy are foundational” to the AI experiences in the fridge.

suck it, Jin Yang

The best thing you can do to understand this is watch the latest Veritasium video about ASML.

ASML figured out how to make ultraviolet light very close to X-Ray wavelength using some incredible physics and engineering.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiUHjLxm3V0