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I tried overnight oats with yoghurt once and it failed miserably, the oats didn't absorb anything. Tried it with some milk later and it was perfect.

That's true, but that's assuming everyone buying an EV considers the maximum range the only thing that matters. If I'm buying an EV it's going to be mostly confined to my daily commute which makes range kind of irrelevant. If you have a home charger and don't plan on taking roadtrips, range is kind of irrelevant. If you're buying it as a second car, range is largely irrelevant. I could go on.

To me, range is definitely a factor but not the deciding factor at all. Which means Tesla would definitely not have been on my shortlist, even a couple years ago.

Oohh that sounds cool, just put it on my wishlist!

if you type XMPP, you get "Conversations"

Which is a €4 app. Also, Signal is 4th in the results.

Ah didn't know that!

Perhaps try driving one?

Yeah sure I'll go test drive a Tesla without any intention of owning one just to see how regen braking works, good idea. Not sure why you chose to be all passive aggressive suddenly. Also, engine braking on a motorcycle is generally going to be more aggressive than cars, that's simple physics (mass, momentum etc). Not really comparable.

Last year? Dude there have been viable alternatives for years now.

Yeah the Y is proportionally all wrong haha, it looks like an overweight 3. The only Tesla I like is the S but still much prefer an i4, or even an EQE.

They're not talking about that. The issue is that with the aggressive regen braking, those cars decelerate very quickly, way more quickly than an ICE would with engine breaking. The lack of brake lights therefore means lots of drivers are caught off guard when a Tesla starts coasting before them, which sometimes almost feels like they're on their brakes.

Oh wait, you can't, they're ~~dead~~ on your plate.

Always funny (read: sad) seeing the hypocrisy of non-vegan leftists.

Hey people, oppression against non-human animals is still oppression, also known as speciesm.

Your phone is probably the most secure device you own, provided you don't download shit like TikTok.

Sadly this isn't just common in the bacon industry, similar abhorrent practises are common in literally every livestock sector. The workers develop a sort of disassociation and don't see them as animals anymore, or just straight up don't care.