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Five hours?
by hiddencost 3y ago
Five hours?
- kgermino 3y agoAre you implying that’s not long enough to be a real issue? Because even as someone who doesn’t drive much and likely wouldn’t even notice if my car stopped working for five hours, I’d be pretty pissed if it had to take a multi-hour break because I got it wet
- malfist 3y agoMust not have an SSD
- eimrine 3y agoProblems with memory chips are there from the first generation of Tesla, number of writes just exhausts and guess what happens with the Tesla car with no free memory.
- janice1999 3y agoI've implemented some terrible hacks to work around hardware issues in shipped products. I wonder if this is simply a 5hr artificial delay to allow some hardware issue to settle, e.g. to allow water to drain out of some compartment.
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- kylehotchkiss 3y agoYeah, imagine if you need to drive to the hospital and your $100,000 truck is “rebooting”. This is part of the reason I’m not ready for an EV - I don’t want my vehicle depending on software. Lots of things could be broken inside or outside the traditional car and it could still push itself just enough to get you there in an emergency.
- thebruce87m 3y ago> This is part of the reason I’m not ready for an EV - I don’t want my vehicle depending on software. I’ve got bad news for you about ICE vehicles.