Is it true that you can massage out dead pixels?

>>61490526
It all depends.
Too many variables to have just one way of fixing them. If it isn't too far gone already.

>>61490526
you can massage out something

>>61490539
lewd

>150k car
>dead pixel
That has got to suck.

>>61490586
>150k
Thanks for beta testing, ModelSfags. I'll be cruising in my superior Model 3 while you fondle PayPal boi's balls until he agrees to let you install your own firmware and batteries.

>>61490586
Either that or the software starts crashing. The big car companies outsource code to eastern europe big companies, which in term give most tasks to interns.

>>61490658
as an Eastern European I can pretty much confirm this. I know so many layman-tier interns in leading positions at Bosch and Continental it's mind boggling actually.

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>>61490611
>superior Model 3
lmao, you mean the coke can with 1970 Lada panel fitting and no cockpit?

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That's not how you ludicrous mode.
>It has also been determined that the Model S runs on a heavily modified version of Ubuntu Linux with the ext3 file system.
Why not just run a youtube pixel unsticker for a while?

>>61490929
what has the ethernet port to do with firefox?

>>61490526
You can massage a "stuck" pixle, not a dead one.
Try JScreeFix.

>dead pixels
>shit software
>easily broken screens

this is why switching from analog was a mistake.

I had a stuck pixel on my iPhone, it was white so I didn't notice until I watched some video with a black screen. After reading up on stimulating pixels, I fixed it by scrolling up and down really fast on a random site for 10 seconds.

>>61490526
This guy was lent a 100k dollar car and he started attacking the screen with a toilet plunger and a goddamn lighter.

What a fucking asshole.

Tesla is a ponzi so who cares.