• Jyek
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          78 months ago

          Just let Elon Musk handle it, it will be ready in two year tops. Perpetually two years away.

            • @Wogi@lemmy.world
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              28 months ago

              And 6 years after starting his two year project it’ll go bankrupt because no one is paying to use his underground sidewalk service.

        • @Demdaru@lemmy.world
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          38 months ago

          Breaking news! Automatic sidewalks from company OvaDere is coming to YOUR town! Imagine using a one long elevator to get to work and you are thinking AutomWalk! Using revolutionary technology SafeStop, this Smart AI driven sidewalk replacer AutomWalk stops as soon as it detects a passerby to ensure health and safety, allowing to traverse any distances comfortably, no matter where you are going!

        • @Halosheep@lemm.ee
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          18 months ago

          Looking around the infrastructure of Texas, it’s gonna be a whole lot longer than 10 years if they decide to make anything sidewalk safe.

          Better get used to walking on grass if you choose to walk somewhere here.

    • moving to lemme.zip.
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      48 months ago

      I want state owned electric self driving g taxis. I want to walk out of my door and get in the neighborhood self driving bus to take me (up to) 2 miles from work, where I can either walk or use a lil razer scooter to get to my job.

      Alas, I work 62 miles away from home.

    • @CaptKoala@lemmy.ml
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      28 months ago

      I live close to my workplace and have been a skater most of my life, bought an electric one and I take it to work whenever the weather is nice.

      It’s a great cash save and the board itself is awesome fun and very fucking quick.

    • @A_Random_Idiot@lemmy.world
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      18 months ago

      Have to be heavy duty e-bikes. most americans are probably too heavy for normal ones that have a weight limit of like 200lbs.

      • @qarbone@lemmy.world
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        08 months ago

        A pointlessly, stereotyping answer. The type of people willing to invest hundreds of dollars into a [e]bike are usually fit enough to ride them without undue difficulty.