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post 1671813993 11-26-2022, 06:52 PM
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post 1671814213 11-26-2022, 06:58 PM
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Tesla and GM I think already do this for simple luxuries such as heated seats and mirrors.
post 1671816123 11-26-2022, 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted By katya422
If it is to pay for road maintenance then I can see it.

But the government needs to just pick one already. Not have a tax on gas + tax on distance traveled + tolls to use roads.

If you drive a hybrid do you have to pay both? Gas tax and usage/distance tax?

I really despise the toll roads we have in TX now. I understand when there is an area that could be served by a road and a private company decides to purchase property and put a road in. I think it is BS for the state highway department to "partner" with a toll collecting company instead of just building the roads that we need and funding it via the normal government bond system.




I've wondered for some time how this may be effecting accidents involving large trucks that are on limiters.
Well with being able to use the full performance of the car, it'll either get you in the way or out of the way, and in my experience, it has gotten me out of the way.
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post 1671816193 11-26-2022, 07:47 PM
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I'm sure there will be mechanic shops popping up in the near future that can bypass all this stupid sh!t. (Ded fkn Srs)
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post 1671816223 11-26-2022, 07:48 PM
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Originally Posted By juice323232
Tesla and GM I think already do this for simple luxuries such as heated seats and mirrors.
LOL paying for a heated mirror. Take a cloth and wipe it off and then let the air do the rest. Sleeve or your arm also works.
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post 1671816433 11-26-2022, 07:57 PM
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So I can still accelerate hard but poor people can't?

I guess I can see the appeal
post 1671816673 11-26-2022, 08:05 PM
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this is an atrocity

software subscriptions come with support and maintenance

hardware subscriptions are just renting

this is illegal af

selling someone a car then withholding functionality is not legal
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post 1671816813 11-26-2022, 08:07 PM
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Hackers will develop ways around this. Although I dont have much faith in Zoomer hackers, between fuking up music so bad and not knowing what gender to be. Despite growing up on computers i doubt they have the skill to usefully hack anything.

Awefukbye to new cars.
post 1671817033 11-26-2022, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted By roosky11
I have had several occasions where flooring my car has saved me from a tight spot. If I wasn't able to do that I'd be out of a car, seriously hurt, or dead. Did no one use this example in the pitching meeting?
pfft the subscriptions from a million cucks will easily outweigh the permanent loss of some nonsubscription customers
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post 1671817093 11-26-2022, 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted By akferd
Hackers will develop ways around this. Although I dont have much faith in Zoomer hackers, between fuking up music so bad and not knowing what gender to be. Despite growing up on computers i doubt they have the skill to usefully hack anything.

Awefukbye to new cars.
no, they wont

they work for corpo's now. Anon will do jack chit about fuk. Look at what has happened to torrenting....it just died after a while.
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post 1671817593 11-26-2022, 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted By roosky11
They better not think of putting throttlers on gas cars for not paying subs, people would riot. I hardly see cars using any of the EV charge stations around town. Gas is still alive and well. LOL at those switching to EV to "save da planet", better solution is to switch to a hybrid. Use EV in cities to "do your part" but if they want to limit it then switch to gas. They'll find a way to limit that too.
I keep on hearing how Americans are going to riot for this or that but in real tea the only thing Americans riot for are abortions and when a career criminal gets killed by police. Tour is over
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post 1671817753 11-26-2022, 08:35 PM
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I posted about it this morning. There is no growth in modern Western economies... the pie isn't growing bigger, there are no new frontiers to exploit. So the winning strat for the 1% today is to corner their own little niche of the market, then milk it with rentier traps.

The textbook example of a rent trap is a guy who owns a river. Dudes travel down it every day for free, then one day he just puts a gate in their way and start charging a toll to get through. He doesn't offer anything extra in return for the toll, he just does it to milk it and fuk with them.

Once you frame it that way, so much about the clown economy makes sense. College tuition, heated seat subscriptions, battle passes, prescription drugs... they're all making you pay more for the same product, or even for chit you used to get for free, and adding zero value to it. And you can't compete with it the guys doing this, cause they are billion-dollar multinationals backed up by the US govt.
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