The only reason for Tesla to support right to repair is to increase regulatory burden on competitors, stunt innovation and raise costs for their competition. Shame on this anticompetitive behaviour.
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The only reason for Tesla to support right to repair is to increase regulatory burden on competitors, stunt innovation and raise costs for their competition. Shame on this anticompetitive behaviour.
Nothing beats Parallels on Mac, worth every penny.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2023/08/28/paper-...
Thank God I don’t commute.
If you want to work after work - don’t have kids.
F*ck it let’s just wasted and high.
Any so-called attempt to "redistribute wealth" has led to massive inflation and a borderline humanitarian crisis in our cities with people losing their homes and becoming addicted to deadly drugs on the streets.
Canada implemented carbon taxes to reduce emissions. Emissions still rose and everything just became more expensive.
Fanatics still seem to be stuck in the "bargaining" phase, I feel ahead of the curve to be honest.
Seems to me that we should be trying to make people's lives easier in the meantime, rather than making them miserable and poor with bonkers legislation, regulation and taxes.
This has big "the polar bears are starving" because of climate change vibes.
I thought gp was alluding to something within the last few days.
Seems like it’s going to boil down to “we interpreted the regulation wrong, oopsies”.
serverless has mostly been hype and snake oil for me
Nothing beats a beefy box of metal
Edit: seems like the DOJ is claiming that that is not the case. Weird…so this is basically going to boil down to each side arguing their interpretation of a regulation.
Can’t say this doesn’t smell just a little political.
You say this as if it is necessarily good, but I disagree and would even say it's actually a hindrance for many teams. It often adds inefficiences, increases costs and makes planning and collaboration more difficult.
> the fact that you get an API by default with CSR is also nice
The vast majority of applications don't need an API.
The government asking someone else outside of the jurisdiction of the Fourth Amendment to violate American citizens rights on their behalf is still a violation even if the government technically doesn't directly do it.
You can't get rid of them through voting, the next president will just install another stooge and the cycle will continue.
The FBI spied on Trump's campaign, he "cleaned house", Christopher Wray is just as bad as James Comey. It can't be fixed. Merrick Garland is just as bad as Bill Barr. It needs to be abolished.
Now nobody benefits.