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German publisher takes Cybertruck for a test drive: Not impressed - NotebookCheck.net News
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https://www.rnd.de/e-mobility/unterwegs-mit-dem-tesla-cybertruck-fuer-angeber-nicht-fuer-arbeiter-D633XJT66BIU3J3JSIAIUKO6DI.html
Here's the original article in case anyone's interested.
Edit: Archived Version
Oooof their cookies, juuuuuuust barely complying with GDPR
Yeah, that whole "accept or pay" thing is pretty popular with German news publishers. I mean, I get that they have to make money in some way, and few people seem to be willing to pay for journalism.
I'll happily allow cookies for Notebookcheck, too. Their laptop reviews are exemplary.