Way to make sure the law is upheld, you ignorant degenerates.

So, what...? I guess there's a push to replace the term "homeless" with "unsheltered" now? Like that's supposed to somehow dress up the situation and be less offensive or some shit. Seems like another dumbass push by the social justice police to replace a word whose literal definition fits the use case, with one that vaguely fits but somehow seems less offensive because it's new. Then in 5 years, "unsheltered" will be considered offensive, and we'll have to figure out some new dumbass term, like "residence-challenged."

The manufacturers who can actually sell new cars with aligned body panels, no parts missing or loose, and no leaks in either the passenger or storage compartments. Also, the same manufacturers that actually address and correct problems like those you mentioned, instead of trying to sweep shit under the rug and hide actual data on their vehicles and mystical self-driving software.

Elon sat comfortably on their lead too long and got complacent. Now Tesla's no longer the innovative thing it used to be, and larger, more capable and higher-quality manufacturers (with actual production line quality control) are surpassing them, and Elon's busy playing spaceships, digging tunnels, and burying Twitter.

Nail on the head. Today's ignorance is willful. What we see now are humans afraid of change, that willingly bury their heads in the sand so as to ignore the evolving world around them.

Humanity will never make any forward progress as a species when half the global population is stuck in the fucking bronze age.

Chances are, if it sounds too good to be true, then it's too good to be true, especially considering the source.

Elon's been claiming he'll have full self-driving cars for the better part of a decade... still hasn't delivered.

The dude's full of bullshit.

This is normal for any property dispute, the restraining order will likely remain in place until it's settled in court. Adverse possession is common, but in this situation, if they haven't actually been paying taxes on the additional 2,000 sq. ft. of property, and all of the previous owners of your lot have been, then I'd say they don't have a leg to stand on. Then again, that depends on state law and whatever the judge decides.

I give it a couple months before Apple pushes an update that mutes that stupid shit, and it will never be an issue again.