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Tesla: You’ll Have to Wipe Dead Bugs and Bird Poop off Your Cybertruck ASAP to Avoid Corrosion
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this post was submitted on 20 Jan 2024
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I remember seeing the reveal for this bizzarely marketed abomination live with my college buddies. Never laughed harder during a product reveal. Musk bragging the windows were bullet proof before promptly breaking a window while demonstrating was comedy GOLD.
I lost it when they broke the second window right after. It reminds me of the demo Bill Gates did where he got a BSOD.
Hadn't seen it before. Thanks for the reference.
They handled that so well. The "moving right along" and "that must be why we're not shipping W98 yet" are the correct responses to this, instead of being sure it's not real and throwing another ball at the window. Admittedly, they didn't really have a choice to go again. It would have taken several minutes to reboot probably.
I wonder how many people were fired for that snafu.