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i'm guessing their argument boils down to "aesthetics"? but yeah, this sounds like some MBA folks put their heads together all "hey let's brainstorm what else
by slater 4y ago
i'm guessing their argument boils down to "aesthetics"?
but yeah, this sounds like some MBA folks put their heads together all "hey let's brainstorm what else we can turn into a subscriber model!"
- MBCook 4y agoI’m think the aesthetics argument would make more sense in a few years if this became an option built directly into cars instead of a bolt-on part like a normal plate. But that requires this to be successful enough to be accepted in every state and have car companies want to build it in from enough demand/margin, etc. And maybe backlit so it’s easily readable in the dark while driving? v1 just isn’t compelling to me ignoring all costs/privacy issues, and I like stupid tech stuff.