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Language evolves, it's not set in stone. Besides, the car might still be bricked, as far as we know? Perhaps the onboard computer is screwed and needs a replac
by joosters 6y ago
Language evolves, it's not set in stone.
Besides, the car might still be bricked, as far as we know? Perhaps the onboard computer is screwed and needs a replacement?
- hn_throwaway_99 6y ago> Language evolves, it's not set in stone. Yeah, but in this instance I feel like the language is evolving solely because it makes for better clickbait titles. "Bricked" sure sounds scarier than "temporarily unavailable".
- ClumsyPilot 6y agoWell almost nothing is actually 100% bricked, most phones or motherboards (for bios) can be programmed through some hardware interface. If you brought it to the factory / R&D lab, odds are they would be able to flash most things they designed. It's just difficult and uneconomical, so isnt offered as a service