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Wrong Ming. I don't even know how to insult that because even dinosaurs should know who Ming is. Even the Monarch took Ming Eyebrows and went all the way with it.
With Full Self-Driving available on demand, be wary of any and all Teslas
Beware, almost any Tesla can now access FSD mode.
By Sasha Lekach on July 22, 2021
> Tech > Transportation
In the past week, Tesla's Full Self-Driving beta program went from about 2,000 select drivers testing it to almost any Tesla owner in the U.S. willing to cough up at least $200.
U.S. drivers make up at least half of the more than 1.4 million Teslas worldwide, so there's a lot more opportunity to encounter someone with the hands-free, not-quite-autonomous driving mode engaged. Other drivers likely won't know when a nearby Tesla has FSD is turned on, but if they see one struggling on busy city roads, that might give fellow motorists and pedestrians a clue.
The electric car company released last week a monthly $199 subscription option for open access to the feature that auto-steers, -accelerates, and -brakes, all while the driver looks at the road ahead, hands on lap, ready to take over. Hopefully.
During the FSD beta period, which launched in October, only a carefully selected group of early adopters had access to the feature. Now anyone who has bought a Tesla vehicle made since 2015 qualifies to use the powerful driving assistant. Hardware limitations on some early Tesla models mean they can't upgrade to use FSD. But the majority of Teslas in the U.S. were produced and bought in the past few years, so if you see a Tesla, it's almost certainly eligible.
Tesla has made it clear that drivers must be paying attention, but there's no driver monitoring system or sensors to enforce proper behavior. It's a frightening prospect. At least with Tesla's simpler Autopilot driver assistance feature drivers have to keep hands on the wheel at all times. That's not the case with FSD mode.
As Consumer Reports published this week, the review publication is "concerned that Tesla is still using its existing owners and their vehicles to beta-test the new features on public roads."
It sure seems like Tesla owners are part of a precarious experiment. During a recorded drive in downtown Chicago, funky street markings and atypical lane dividers threw off the not-so-autonomous system. Other videos have flooded in this week, like one taken in San Francisco that shows the car hitting a bush and almost colliding with another car.
Wrong Ming. I don't even know how to insult that because even dinosaurs should know who Ming is. Even the Monarch took Ming Eyebrows and went all the way with it.
Ming the Merciless - Wikipedia
There's a fly in here.
Lesser Mings, all of them!I do knw of Ming from the Science fiction thingy...Flash Gordon..... all of which pales in comparison to the reality of the Ming Dynasty.... and while we're talking about REAL Mings....
Lesser Mings, all of them!
About the only time fiction cannot outdo reality is quantum physics and the insect world. Outside of those, however, a healthy and vibrant imagination is awesome enough as to shape reality (like how Gene Roddenberry's imagination gave us Star Trek, which shaped our reality).
oh my goodness..... fiction is outweighing reality.....wow
About the only time fiction cannot outdo reality is quantum physics and the insect world. Outside of those, however, a healthy and vibrant imagination is awesome enough as to shape reality (like how Gene Roddenberry's imagination gave us Star Trek, which shaped our reality).
Wrong Ming. I don't even know how to insult that because even dinosaurs should know who Ming is. Even the Monarch took Ming Eyebrows and went all the way with it.
Ming the Merciless - Wikipedia
no it not....sheesh...that's a meat bag in a bear suit