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I should have added a snark tag to that.

Explain Giga Nevada.

You are free to express words. But platforms are capitalism in action, and you get booted if you break their rules, which is bad for business. Grab a soap box and rant on the corner. Free speech. If you Call for rebellion and violence, you may pay consequences.

She grew up in a cult, seemed to think tyrant s were cool, and seemed to love Putin. She was a wolf in sheep’s clothing.

Biden has ridden a train to work for years. And yet people want to portray him as something totally different.

Hilarious spoof of reality. Comparing Trump. to Elon musk. ????

I didn’t get into the details, but it would definitely depend on what speed you were towing.

I drive a Chevy bolt, and I’ve plugged into an outlet at a hotel on the side of a parking lot light. It was marked for battery charging, and it could charge at 12 amp.

Yes. Especially if your power utility offers “voluntary special time of use rates”. For instance, my utility offers rates between 11:00 pm and 7:00 am at about 1/7 the day time rate. I figure it costs about $2.50 to put 230 miles in my Chevy bolt. I figure my average power bill has gone down...

It does NOT say when registered, which is how NYS does things.

And Texas charges tax on vehicles purchased in Texas. Who is responsible for this tax? A person who purchases a motor vehicle in Texas owes motor vehicle sales tax. A Texas resident, a person domiciled or doing business in Texas, or a new Texas resident who brings into Texas a motor vehicle...

I found a table at NYS DMV. Texas does not have a reciprocal agreement with NYS. Other states may vary.

There are even two free DC fast chargers in my rural area on ChargePoint. (One is 25kw.). You can use a card, or a smartphone.

Which version did you order?

I saw this the other day: https://driveteslacanada.ca/cybertruck/hot-wheels-tesla-cybertruck-delay/

This This was about going to Austin to pick up the truck. Sorry for any confusion.

Check your DMV. Some have reciprocal agreements with other states. If there is none in place, you pay both. Texas because you bought it there. And again in the state where you register it. And trying to get around that has lead to negative outcomes for others.

I just looked it up. Some states have agreements with other states, if you pay tax in one, you are given a credit in the other. NYS and Texas do not have such an agreement, so you would pay close to 8% in both. There goes plan A.

I worry that taking delivery in Texas would require you to pay sales tax in Texas. In NY you pay sales tax when you register. I wouldn’t pay twice.

I started buying on share a month, right about the time I ordered. I intend to keep doing that until I buy, it will be my down payment. It’s not too late to start now, and the shares have been, and almost certainly will continue to go up.