And then you have reliable, accurate 3d printed guns that have zero “gun” parts.
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Technology@beehaw.org•It’s Looking Like the Cybertruck Is the Biggest Flop in Automotive Historybyoatscoop@midwest.social
28 daysThe frame is unfortunately a piece of poorly designed garbage too, even ignoring the Whistling Diesel torture test. And you can’t make something that isn’t a cybertruck using it, because:

It’s not a traditional frame with a body built on top. It essentially is the cybertruck.
They could (but won’t) design a vehicle that isn’t ridiculous and offer cybertruck owners a rebate on trade in. Yank the batteries, motors, and anything else that can be reused and scrap the rest.
Technology@beehaw.org•It’s Looking Like the Cybertruck Is the Biggest Flop in Automotive Historybyoatscoop@midwest.social
30 daysFord also voluntarily recalled 1.5 million of them and addressed the fuel tank issue that caused the problem.
“Fixing” the cybertruck would involve offering refunds scrapping them.
Technology@beehaw.org•It’s Looking Like the Cybertruck Is the Biggest Flop in Automotive Historybyoatscoop@midwest.social
30 daysHm. Maybe forming some kind of"flange" with holes in it on the edges of the body panel that you could use to secure it with a fastener of some sort … like clips and screws! Perhaps even plastic “push fasteners” that are easy to remove with a flat screwdriver!
Brb, going to patent this original idea that’s never been done before.



In addition to the other answers: I’m a huge VR fan, but gave away my quest 3 and haven’t used VR since.
Fuck corporate surveillance, fuck Zuckerberg, and fuck walled gardens. I will gladly pay 3x the cost for a similar device that isn’t a locked down, walled garden, surveillance nightmare made by a company owned by an unrepentant fascist.