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Elon Musk drew a picture of a farting unicorn to show off a new hidden feature in Teslas (TSLA)
Have you ever seen a picture of a farting unicorn? Have you ever seen a picture of a farting unicorn, drawn by Elon Musk? Behold:
Elon Musk/Twitter
REUTERS/Danny MoloshokOn Wednesday night, the Tesla and SpaceX cofounder took to Twitter to share an unusual image: A flatulent mythical beast, surrounded by smiley faces, a rainbow, and a car appearing to vacuum up the unicorn's gaseous emissions.
It wasn't just a stroke of inspiration that Musk felt compelled to share with the world.
Instead, the famous entrepreneur used the image to show off a new hidden feature in Tesla's cars: Sketch pad.
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Made today on Tesla sketch pad pic.twitter.com/Z8dFP2NN41
The feature is exactly what the name suggests — a sketchpad app that lives on the electric cars' touchscreens. It comes with the latest software update, V8.1, and it's accessed by pressing the "T" three times, Musk said.
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If you just downloaded V8.1, tap the the T on center screen three times
Musk didn't come up with the farting unicorn himself, however. It's borrowed from a mug he owns and shared photos of in February. (It sells online for $28.)
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Rainbows, unicorns and electric cars pic.twitter.com/oGHkVUmpdi
It is, he says, "maybe my favorite mug ever."
The rear of the mug reads: "Electric cars are good for the environment because electricity comes from magic!" The magic of unicorn farts, apparently.
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