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Tesla is the safest car in a crash test.
According to who? (serious question.... no more opinion credible links only plz!)
I have zero emotional investment here ... know what "projecting" is?
Tesla is the safest car in a crash test.
According to who? (no more opinion credible links only plz!)
https://www.tesla.com/blog/model-3-lowest-probability-injury-any-vehicle-ever-tested-nhtsaAccording to who? (no more opinion credible links only plz!)
I have zero emotional investment here ... know what "projecting" is?
Subaru for example gets better crash safety results then just about any other car but spinning off an embankment @ 100 mph I'll take a Benz or BMW every time. The Germans have been crash-testing cars at autobahn-speeds since before Elon Musk was born.
I rarely build servers these days, but when I do, I typically go with the Xeon 2699 v4 chips. They're older (2.2ghz), but they have 22-cores each & you can run them duallie on older Asus workstation motherboards for 44-cores total! I get the chips off eBay for under $700/ea & throw a terabyte of RAM on them & they're just wonderful for upgrading small businesses that don't want to go to the cloud, but want to go virtual!
Meanwhile, I'm still rocking my desktop PC at home from a decade ago lol. The latest BIOS update was from 2013 hahaha. Hasn't crashed yet!
There's lot of hype with Tesla but how safe it is not hype. Tesla is so good in a crash test that safety testing agencies really do need to develop even higher scale of testing. Because Tesla crash safety ratings are really off the charts good. You can choose to be in denial and keep thinking Subaru, BMW, or Mercedes are better but you're 100% wrong.Look up the meaning of the word "credible" and get back to me.
("Objective" would be another useful term to apply)
EDIT: Kaido beat you to it!
Speaking of memories...
Been a while since I built anything new myself too. Lot of my servers are pushing close to a decade now actually. Just checked and my NAS was built in 2013. I don't recall if I built my VM server before or after but most of my current servers were roughly around the same time give or take a few years.
I'm with you, having a huge tablet on the dash is a real turn-off. With any luck, I'm never buying another vehicle newer than what I have already.I'll put my safety in the hands of companies that have been building cars for more then a few years thanks.
Subaru for example gets better crash safety results then just about any other car but spinning off an embankment @ 100 mph I'll take a Benz or BMW every time. The Germans have been crash-testing cars at autobahn-speeds since before Elon Musk was born.
Tesla is amazing tech-wise, but crazy me I don't like the "giant smartphone" in lieu of a dashboard or having my car's operation/features controlled by the whim of a huge corporation.
But wth do I know? Heathen that I am I even like shifting my own gears!
keep thinking Subaru, BMW, or Mercedes arebetterABOUT THE SAMEbutAND you're 100%wrongCORRECT BASED ON THE NUMBERS.
I also had a pair of celeron 366s.I WAS able to get Windows installed and KINDA stable but not with SMP that actually resulted in any performance gains.
All I found that it did do was increase power draw and heat output. In benchmarks 1x Celeron 366 @ 550 was either the same or VERY slightly faster then 2x of the same CPU most of the time. (walked all over the slot 1 P-II 350 in my other system though!)
In 2019, someone had set an old Packard Bell 486 and manuals, disks, etc. in their driveway with a "free" sign.I also had a pair of celeron 366s.
I inherited a bunch of socket 370 stuff way back in 2004. I sold most of it a few months back and made some good money off it.
If it had been something other than a Packard Hell, I might have kept it
If it had been something other than a Packard Hell, I might have kept it
Fixed.
According to the tests they pretty much are .... plus there are many hundreds more results to base the numbers on meaning they are almost certainly FAR more representative of real life.
But god-forbid anyone DARE to question the absolute perfection of Tesla ROTFL .... sorry to break it to you but Tesla's are only battery-powered cars not the second coming! (Elon Musk may leave a film on water but walk on it? No.)
EDIT: THIS tiny POS go-cart got 4 stars in those same tests!
The only things absorbing impact in a Smart Car are the airbag and the drivers skull BUT per NHTSA tests its nearly as safe as a Model 3. (sad that people trust this nonsense so blindly)