Building a $100,000 Website for Tesla Cybertruck

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, Inc., has been a pivotal figure in the development and promotion of the Tesla Cybertruck, an innovative and futuristic electric pickup truck. The Cybertruck, first unveiled in November 2019, represents a radical departure from traditional automotive design, reflecting Musk's vision for a sustainable, high-performance vehicle that breaks the mold of conventional pickup trucks.
The Cybertruck's design is one of its most striking features, characterized by a unique, angular exoskeleton made from cold-rolled stainless steel. This choice of material not only gives the vehicle its distinctive appearance but also contributes to its durability and strength. Musk demonstrated the toughness of the Cybertruck during its unveiling, although the demonstration of the "armor glass" windows famously went awry when they shattered upon impact.
Performance-wise, the Cybertruck aims to redefine expectations for electric vehicles. It boasts impressive specifications, including a range of up to 500 miles on a single charge for the top-end model, the ability to tow over 14,000 pounds, and a 0-60 mph acceleration time of less than 2.9 seconds for the highest performance version. These capabilities position the Cybertruck not just as an eco-friendly option, but as a powerful and practical tool for work and recreation.
Musk's approach with the Cybertruck aligns with his broader vision for Tesla and his other ventures, like SpaceX: pushing the boundaries of technology and design to create products that are both innovative and influential. The Cybertruck fits into this narrative by challenging conventional automotive aesthetics and capabilities, aiming to disrupt the pickup truck market much like Tesla has disrupted the broader automotive industry with its electric cars.
The Cybertruck has generated a mix of excitement, skepticism, and media attention, a common reaction to many of Musk's ventures. As with many of his projects, the Cybertruck is not just a product but a symbol of Musk's aspirations for a future shaped by advanced technology, sustainability, and bold design.
Overall, the Cybertruck is a testament to Elon Musk's ambition to drive forward the electric vehicle industry and reshape consumer expectations around what a utility vehicle can be. Its success or failure in the market remains to be seen, but it undeniably represents a significant step in Musk's ongoing quest to innovate and challenge the status quo.
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[@eijstech]

bruh who is slurping xD

[@spreadItWide]

I was thinking more like a $120k.

[@eijstech]

Plz subscribe, dont Exposé like this

[@spreadItWide]

Lol, I've been subscribed. Not because of these $100k website videos, but because of the good videos you used to put out. IF this were the 1st video of yours I watched, not going to lie, I'd probably never come back.

[@eijstech]

@spreadItWide What type of videos?❤️

[@spreadItWide]

@@eijstech personally, I love learning. There's no such thing as 'too in-depth' for me. Lol, I knew you did VR, but couldn't recall what videos you did, so I scrolled through and to answer your question, any of your videos that aren't about money. Lol which is why I know you're trolling (we both know you built that site in like 20 minutes (tops)). Unless I'm missing something huge in these videos where you sell the SAME site to different companies for $100k, and the site has literally absolutely nothing at all to do with any of the companies. The ONLY commonality is there is a person on the site, and there's a person at the company. But if you're crying wolf with click bait, me and probably most people won't click on new videos. Before, I wouldn't think twice, now I think, "is this a waste of time?"... You do you, I just know not to click on videos that say "I sold this and that to so and so for $100k". I don't feel any type of way, I just want to let you know so you don't stop losing subs, you have some good content.

[@spreadItWide]

@@eijstech You can make a video out of my current objective if you want. I'm using 2 perspective cameras to create a 3D VR viewer for 360° videos/images. I built a custom tripod (technically a unipod) for my 360° camera. Then I wanted it to be true 3D, so I built a little swivel mount ½ the size of my pupillary distance that mounts to the tripod on one end and the camera at the other end. This offsets the camera from the tripods center by less than an inch. I made the offset piece so it would be able to spin freely allowing the camera to orbit the center of the tripod keeping the same radius. You take your first photo, orbit the camera 180°, take the second photo. Now, we rotate 1 of the 360° photos using javascript (doesn't matter which one, unless you want it to match up with the front/back setup of your camera). I need a second camera for video though.. obviously there's a 3D 360° camera, but I'm planning out my own hardware so I need to do it anyways eventually. Now, I'm just thinking outloud, so yeah.. feel free to do what you want with that. If you have some thoughts, feel free to comment back, I always love feedback. This was just my current task... I have 100's more on the whiteboard, I'm more than happy to let someone else figure it out for me! lol