You might have misread, nothing about the cybertruck is reasonable, the other models are mostly reasonable. $200? Good to know.

Welp, I have a new goal in life.

Awesome, thanks for the link! Your other stickers are also great :)

had his cybertruck remotely disabled by Elon Musk.

Damn. I’ve been thinking about if I could make a thing that would enable someone to disconnect the cellular and wifi antennas on a Tesla and this makes me want to bump that up on my priority list.

He should lead by example. Get himself and everyone else in the WH sick first.

For the cybertruck? The design of the others are mostly reasonable, I would assume every replacement part for the cybertruck is much more expensive since it’s so fucking ridiculous. I’ve never had to replace a windshield fortunately so I don’t know how much they normally cost.

Fuck you.

No wait, fuck me.

Ground News aggregates articles from many sources on a single topic and it tells you whether or not each source tends to lean right or left. I think it even tells you if any of those sources leaves out certain pieces of information. It’s actually pretty sweet.

I wish it were that way here

Well I can guarantee you that some Tesla drivers are pretty good, some are terrible, and some are in between.

The average native driver here isn’t that much better. Source: I’ve lived here my whole life.

This is one thing that makes moving to Europe or the UK very appealing (if I would even still be welcome anymore). Everyone drives sooo much better on average, at least in all the places I’ve driven.

I think you might be making a generalization.

First, thanks everyone for all the info, glad I posted. It’s a lot to go through.

OpenWRT is the most frequently recommended thing here, and my router is not supported. I somewhat recently purchased my router (Asus AX6600) when I switched to fiber due to its high bandwidth and I’d prefer to not replace it. I’ll look around and see what options I have for putting a separate device upstream of my current hardware and if that doesn’t work out then maybe I’ll replace my current router.

I see that you can install openwrt on a switch. Would it make sense to put a switch with openwrt upstream of my current router/AP?

Edit: dang there’s only 1 switch supported by openwrt that has 10 gbps ports (ZyXEL XGS1250-12)