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Oh, let's see Tesla came from nowhere making rebadged Elans with batteries to being a major manufacturer in only a few years. You can get high speed broadband anywhere in the world via Starlink who's satellites are launched by reusable rockets that land vertically. None of those companies existed a few years ago either. The best you can come up with is 'boo hoo panel gaps' on an early car? The stuff he's done with companies that make stuff is straight up astonishing. Twitter is a trainwreck of course but that's not in the field of making clever technology.

Watched a little bit of it. I guess it's the influence of Bethesda but there were some graphical glitches and even after they'd settled down it wouldn't play in 4K. Next-gen update for Fallout 4 is out tomorrow so I might see if I can find the disk.

Thing is the products are really good even though the bloke's a massive nobber.

That's one way to make it smoke less.

This gatekeeping is hilarious. Man buys car. Man can do what he wants with it.

Well Tesla have doubled down and made the gear selector a slide control on the touchscreen in the Cybertruck.

BL already mechanically vandalised it by fitting an engine that never ran right. My mate's dad once spent his pools win on a brand new SD1 that was similarly junk from the factory. Get over it. It's a mass produced consumer product. It's not Jesus.

At the risk of further pedantry, it was attached to Drypool Bridge in Hull.

You just need to do it proper. This is from five years ago and IIRC it has the same weight & balance as it did when it was petrol.

They've been there for decades. Think basic event logging like you find in any control unit. They can and have been used as evidence in prosecutions just the same as the length of skid marks etc. All the legislation is doing is standardising things.

Try and find the content on a newspaper website...

SMBO's middle-aged lady friend said the start was good, but then it became 'cartoonish'

Some questions should remain unanswered.