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Doubtful it would be theft of service since I'd assume you are entitled to use the power available from your car for accessories. This leaves us with maybe a t
by patcheudor 10y ago
Doubtful it would be theft of service since I'd assume you are entitled to use the power available from your car for accessories. This leaves us with maybe a terms of service violation?
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- Deestan 10y agoIt would fall under the ever implicit "this is not the intended use case and you know it" clause. It would succeed no better than showing up with a barrel at a burger shop and start filling it from the free ketchup dispenser.
- rl3 10y ago>It would succeed no better than showing up with a barrel at a burger shop and start filling it from the free ketchup dispenser. Not to mention the mechanics of converting the ketchup in the barrel to usable energy would be inefficient and convoluted at best. Better to find some other way to power one's Bitcoin mining rig. :) Though, you could likely dodge any criminal charges by way of insanity in that scenario!