Elon Musk may be behind some innovative ideas and techniques, but I can't stand the man personally. Decisions like Tesla not needing a Public Relations department, his penchant for off-the-cuff tweets and their potential impact on Tesla as well as markets in general and the just plain crappy design detailed in this article just further my dislike of him and his company. https://www.thedrive.com/news/…y-right-to-repair-matters
Poor enginering decisions and Right to Repair - Just another example why I don't like Elon Musk and Tesla
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Well, I don't know Elon Musk, so I can't say whether I like him personally or don't - That aside I can say that I do not agree with many of the policy decisions I have heard were attributable to to him and I also must say he does seem to have the same lack of self control with his tweeting that our last president had
Now having gotten that out of the way I must add that I absolutely love Space X and what they have done to help get this country back into the business of putting our own people back in charge of getting our own people into space without having to beg the Russians for rides
JMO
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Elon isn't the innovator. He hires innovators and purchases businesses he thinks are worthwhile investments. He actually paid for the right to call himself a founder of Tesla. https://www.latimes.com/archiv…-22-fi-tesla22-story.html
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Elon isn't the innovator. He hires innovators and purchases businesses he thinks are worthwhile investments. He actually paid for the right to call himself a founder of Tesla. https://www.latimes.com/archiv…-22-fi-tesla22-story.html
well he may not be the innovator, but would Tesla and Space X and Solar City have done the innovation that they did if they had not had his financial backing and support?
being a good or great leader does not mean you know how to do everything what it usually means is that you know how to find and use those who do
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This article is about the Administration's support for farmers and others who want to do their own repairs on equipment they purchased - https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobi…ans-for-your-broken-tech/. Of course, we'll need to see how any regulations are implemented.
This has been debated and in the pipeline for years with little movement. Considering current administration ties with big tech I doubt it will make any real headway with this EO "encouraging" a Federal agency to consider a rules change. While you can encourage a boulder to fly you never really expect it to happen, but you can say you tried.,
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Display MoreThis has been debated and in the pipeline for years with little movement. Considering current administration ties with big tech I doubt it will make any real headway with this EO "encouraging" a Federal agency to consider a rules change. While you can encourage a boulder to fly you never really expect it to happen, but you can say you tried.,
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I hope not, but it did take about 5 years to get the Low Volume Vehicle Manufacturer's regulations finalized. IIRC, they were supposed to be completed in 1-2 years and SEMA was constantly complaining about the lack of progress.
