Re: That's not the complaint
Who the f*$k is still using PHP?
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Learn how to read. This feature is no different than a blindspot indicator. If you still decide to turn into the car next to you, go for it. Did backup cameras make everyone this upset? WTF
The reg is just calling this a "limiter" for clickbait purposes.
I've owned two Teslas. When I was waiting for the second I tried FSD on my model 3 for a month. After a few days I called Tesla to remove the option for my Model X. At the time, I was locked in for $8,000. It wasn't worth $8k then, and it still isn't now.
Tesla still haven't figured out how to make rubber trim stay on the car, or front axles that don't vibrate until they eventually snap and fail. Why anyone would believe they're close to solving FSD is a mystery to this Tesla owner.
What a BS article. There's no indication that the car wash did anything to this truck. The owner rebooted the screen and for whatever reason that takes several hours. Truck was working normally the next day.
Also, the screen isn't needed to drive the vehicle. You can still shift and drive without the touchscreen.
50 miles is an insane distance. That could be hours of daily commuting for some employees. I thought about this for a whole 30 seconds before coming to the conclusion that a time-based commute threshold makes a lot more sense, and should probably depend on whether you are using mass transit (can multitask) or driving yourself.
> The security hole stems from wireless carriers' practice of recycling former customers' phone numbers and giving them to new customers
No, the security hole stems from using phone numbers as the username.
> we strongly encourage people to use two-step verification
Seriously? Anyone with your old phone number will also receive any SMS to that number.