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lemmy.world

From what I heard, they hollowed out the whole car and even some of the battery to make room for air tanks. And the whole operation only lasted as long as your average CyberTruck owner.

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I think they mounted the tanks where the driver and passenger would be. They also said that the production model would have 2x 600L tanks. That’s just absurd. Most cars have trunks that are 400 - 500L in capacity. Someone correct me if by 600L they mean a compressed volume of 600L or if they mean a volume of 600L at atmospheric pressure compressed down into the tanks.

If I were a betting man, I’d say when it comes out (if it comes out), it would only have rear thrusters and be severely reduced in capacity and force.

There’s also the small matter of there being not one single person on this entire planet who could be trusted to use the “hop” (not fly) function of the car.

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lemmy.ca

When was the last time your ironed anything?

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athatetreply
lemmy.zip

Literally today. What are you talking about?

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n7gifmdnreply
lemmy.ca

I haven't in over 20 years, never have in civilian life. Figured everyone else was same.

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Dude I’ve been a civvy my entire life. I don’t iron clothes. We just take clothes out the dryer and fold/hang them in a timely matter and they won’t be wrinkly.

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Came to say this, even though I don't wear stuff that requires ironing.

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