The reason he didn't is so he can market his tech skills.I would have taken the free Tesla...
Teen who tracks Elon Musk's private jet and shares the location on Twitter TURNS DOWN offer of a free Tesla Model 3 in exchange for deleting the account
College freshman Jack Sweeney, 19, has refused to take down his Elon Musk private jet tracker account on social media in exchange for a free Tesla Model 3. Sweeney had previously been offered $5,000 by Musk in exchange for the account being taken down but refused and jokingly asked for Tesla Model 3. Car-hire company Autonomy CEO Scott Painter offered the Tesla to Sweeney on Twitter who has since refused as he wants his own permanent vehicle. Sweeney's Twitter account @ElonJet has received a significant amount of popularity and has reached over 354,000 followers. He created the tracker using bots to monitor publicly available air-traffic control
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I would have taken the free Tesla...
Teen who tracks Elon Musk's private jet and shares the location on Twitter TURNS DOWN offer of a free Tesla Model 3 in exchange for deleting the account
College freshman Jack Sweeney, 19, has refused to take down his Elon Musk private jet tracker account on social media in exchange for a free Tesla Model 3. Sweeney had previously been offered $5,000 by Musk in exchange for the account being taken down but refused and jokingly asked for Tesla Model 3. Car-hire company Autonomy CEO Scott Painter offered the Tesla to Sweeney on Twitter who has since refused as he wants his own permanent vehicle. Sweeney's Twitter account @ElonJet has received a significant amount of popularity and has reached over 354,000 followers. He created the tracker using bots to monitor publicly available air-traffic control
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Tesla's self-driving technology is slammed as 'flawed' by experts after car owners' videos showed vehicles steering into oncoming truck, failing to stop for pedestrians and hitting roadside obstacles
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In footage recorded earlier this month by YouTube user AI Addict, a Tesla Model 3 sporting the technology - which is still being tested but is available to selected Tesla owners in its incomplete 'beta' stage - can be seen smashing into a bike lane bollard at 11 mph while driving through the streets of San Jose. During the same drive, the feature attempts to drive down some light-rail tracks, mistaking it for a road, while another video posted by the YouTuber in December shows it failing to stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk. In another video recorded late last year by fellow self-driving 'beta' tester and YouTuber Dirty Tesla, another Tesla vehicle using the technology fails to detect on oncoming truck as it prepares to make a turn, forcing the driver to intervene and put his hands on the wheel to avoid a collision. Tesla CEO Elon Musk claimed only last month that the FSD Beta system had never had an accident, but the new footage offers proof that this is no longer the case. The jarring videos highlight some of the flaws with the still largely untested software, experts say, highlighting the unpolished feature's failure to detect common road obstacles and pedestrians.
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Ukrainian Vice Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov appealed to Musk on Saturday morning, saying that while his "rockets successfully land from space — Russian rockets attack Ukrainian civil people!"
Just 10 hours later, Musk responded that Starlink is now active in the eastern European country and more terminals are on the way.
Starlink is a network of about 2,000 satellites in low earth orbit that provide high-speed broadband internet by connecting with user terminals around the globe.
Because it isn't limited by traditional internet infrastructure, Starlink can be deployed quickly in hard-to-reach areas and disaster situations.