My brother's got a Tesla, and I was curious to drive it because I'd driven most of the other electric cars now available in the US.

It reminded me a lot of the Buick my dad had in the middle 90s: wide, kind of...sturdy? Good acceleration, but not really peppy. Turning radius about on par with the F150 I drive for work, which isn't great in a midsize sedan. Oh, and most controls are on a touch-interface tablet that's stuck on the dash. Hard to use while driving.

Overall, underwhelming.

One thing that's getting a little lost in this mix, is that some of the people desperately holding on at Twitter are because they are trapped by either healthcare or visas.

That there are systemic traps that trap workers in America so they feel unable to move freely to new employers who want them and would have better pay or conditions is *nuts* and deserves a lot more attention than it gets.