Tesla Cybertruck may have a rust problem
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Tesla Cybertruck may have a rust problem
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Re: Tesla Cybertruck may have a rust problem
#2You can also passivate, powdercoat, etc. Not that you should need to do this after dropping that kinda cash on a car (refuse to call it a truck :P)
Re: Tesla Cybertruck may have a rust problem
#3Finally, concrete evidence that the rewrite it in Rust fad has gone way too far!
It’s about time we put object oriented oxidation to rest.
Re: Tesla Cybertruck may have a rust problem
#4You can also passivate, powdercoat, etc. Not that you should need to do this after dropping that kinda cash on a car (refuse to call it a truck :P)
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Re: Tesla Cybertruck may have a rust problem
#5This “rust” is cosmetic tarnishing, not structural corrosion. Over time I imagine it will develop into a beautiful patina. Every CyberTruck will look unique.
If you really want to keep it looking shiny and pristine, you can always get a clear protective wrap.
Re: Tesla Cybertruck may have a rust problem
#6Why capital 'R' in rust here? I thought somehow they were using Rust in their software, and ran into some problems with it.
Re: Tesla Cybertruck may have a rust problem
#7Finally, concrete evidence that the rewrite it in Rust fad has gone way too far! It’s about time we put object oriented oxidation to rest.
Seems like if they went with a different language, the truck would Go better.
Re: Tesla Cybertruck may have a rust problem
#8Why capital 'R' in rust here? I thought somehow they were using Rust in their software, and ran into some problems with it.
Exactly right. And Tesla engineers known as May and Havé are believed to be responsible for the bugs.
Re: Tesla Cybertruck may have a rust problem
#9This “rust” is cosmetic tarnishing, not structural corrosion. Over time I imagine it will develop into a beautiful patina. Every CyberTruck will look unique. If you really want to keep it looking shiny and pristine, you can always get a clear protective wrap.
Or they could've clear-coated it from the start, because the vehicle wasn't advertised as "will develop a patina" it was advertised as "stainless steel that's why we're not painting it".
Re: Tesla Cybertruck may have a rust problem
#10Why capital 'R' in rust here? I thought somehow they were using Rust in their software, and ran into some problems with it.
It's almost as if there's a pattern to which letters in the headline are capitalized...