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Tesla to lay off everyone working on Superchargers, new vehicles
(arstechnica.com)
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this post was submitted on 30 Apr 2024
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Pssst. Elon. You're not any of those three things.
Shouldn't he resign based on this criterion?
No, just the executive who's retaining him, obviously
Which... I guess that means the board?
that would imply self-awareness and some degree of competence
And not being a raging narcissist. But then he wouldn’t be a billionaire, so it would be a win win.
On the one hand, funny, but i mean, who even cares though, everything Elon is going to zero, because he only has terrible ideas
the idea that you should buy a car whose features are disabled unless you pay extra for them is probably the main driver of enshittification in society. It's the enshittification of ownership. Of course capitalists love this idea, but no actual human being should.
You don't want to subscribe to the heated seats you already paid for? Looking forward to the near future where they replace the ignition with a card reader so you can do micropayments based on how long you use your own vehicle.