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That's a "want" not a need. And that want, like a lot of wants in the tech world, was bought by making a pretty large attack surface theoretically that seems to
by Noos 6y ago
That's a "want" not a need. And that want, like a lot of wants in the tech world, was bought by making a pretty large attack surface theoretically that seems to have been taken advantage of, in the same way people "want" the internet of things and are surprised at how it is abused too.
I think techies need to understand that sometimes, it's better to be cold for five or ten minutes than find out the car's servers are down, or the battery in their fob is dead, or they are in a place where the car can't connect to the net. The high potential cost of convenience is there, even if it is rare.
- varjag 6y agoThere's very few things in our lives that are genuine, existential needs. You probably can do away without a car completely, as illustrated by pre-industrial societies. I for one genuinely enjoy getting my arse in the warm vehicle rather than scraping the iceball of a car for 15 minutes.
- kube-system 6y ago> That's a "want" not a need. As are ~90% of the features on the window sticker of any modern car.