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There does not have to be a conspiracy here (even of silence) but you are correct - if the Woz says there is a software glitch then a software glitch there is.
by bdfh42 17y ago
There does not have to be a conspiracy here (even of silence) but you are correct - if the Woz says there is a software glitch then a software glitch there is.
If the Toyota guys can't find it then - yes - they should ask someone who can find it.
- siculars 17y agoI foresee many a class action lawsuit followed potentially by a congressional investigation of not only Toyota, but of the larger automotive industries continued encroachment of electrical systems and their software components in the most fundamental aspects of the automobile. I can only hope for a mighty public outcry and backlash against these opaque practices. It's one thing to convert more systems from mechanics to electronics. It's another thing to wrap the entire thing in secrecy and obfuscation. Ralph Nader should be leading the charge on this.
- GrandMasterBirt 17y agoWoz != god. Woz != says so therefore it most likely is so. However if he can reproduce this quite easily then there is probably a software bug. And Toyota can't afford a recall. Honestly this just has to be taken to courts, its the driving force of our economy.
- acangiano 17y ago> Woz != god. Woz != says so therefore it most likely is so. It doesn't mean that he is necessarily right, but he is definitely worth paying attention to.