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This car is not bricked. Please - get a grip on the language being used. The anti-theft device has triggered and the car is in lockdown.
by temp667 6y ago
This car is not bricked. Please - get a grip on the language being used. The anti-theft device has triggered and the car is in lockdown.
- Polylactic_acid 6y agoIs there a user control on the device to restore it? If not then it is bricked to that user. Bricked is relative to the users ability to fix it. At some level of skill and money nothing is "bricked" since you could replace or reflash anything.
- ag56 6y agoNo, bricked is relative to _anybodies_ ability to fix it without replacing hardware.
- Polylactic_acid 6y agoAlmost all usage for bricked from before it become a mainstream word was meaning that the bootloader on a device had become overwritten or corrupt meaning it is no longer possible to fix using the usual firmware flash method. This is still fixable if you knew how to access the flash chip directly and had a backup of its content. Never have I seen bricked strictly mean that hardware has blown up.
- stolen_biscuit 6y agoLMFAO this pedantic beyond belief. It's bricked, it's a paperweight. They lack the ability to fix it and move it. It's been bricked. Just because there's potential for it to be unbricked doesn't mean it's not been bricked.