and been used to hack someones machine

That person was using a horrifically out of date version of the plex server with known, documented, and already patched vulnerabilities.

Do you have a source for this? All I could find is information about the MMU3.

If you’re talking about the MMU3 it’s the same solution they’ve had for their other printers. The only “new” part is the mounting hardware for the Core One. I have one and it’s awesome, but it’s not new.

I use Copilot. It’s the only app I’ve tried that can actually connect to all my accounts directly.

See this video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=JoXAUfF029I

Tesla counts any crash within 5 seconds of FSD disengagement as an FSD crash. Where is the cabin camera footage of the driver not being distracted?

Here is a video that goes over it: https://youtube.com/watch?v=JoXAUfF029I

Thanks for the welcome, but I’m not new just a lemm.ee user.

This but unironically. If this is the worst thing that happened on launch day then that seems pretty successful to me. This is the worst version of the robo taxi we will ever see.

That wasn’t FSD. In the crash report it shows FSD wasn’t enabled. The driver applied a torque to the steering wheel and disengaged it. They were probably reaching into the back seat while “supervising”.

Is that actually the robo taxi they are testing or a consumer car running FSD v13? They are not even close to the same thing.

Anyone complaining about lane keep not letting them change lanes or make turns is telling on themselves

Now you’re “acting suspicious”