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I can’t wait for people and companies to realize “oh no, we only wanted to give easy electricity access to rich people’s cars, not to the homeless people, let’s
by tomaskafka 11mo ago
I can’t wait for people and companies to realize “oh no, we only wanted to give easy electricity access to rich people’s cars, not to the homeless people, let’s add another layer of dystopia to fix that”
- rbanffy 11mo agoIt's just a matter of DRM-ing the smart connectors.
- Gravityloss 11mo agoMaximum fragmentation, everything else is communism
- potato3732842 11mo agoAnd after they implement the dystopia they'll inevitably use it to go after petty deviance by people who are rich enough to pay fines and leave the homeless who were the pretext for the dystopia un-bothered except just enough to let the useful idiots continue to think that that is in fact the purpose of the system.
- ta20240528 11mo agoThe homeless folk can nick the nice thick copper to strike back at the establishment. Or to by drugs.
- dlcarrier 11mo agoHomeless or not, their biggest concern is probably whether or not customers are paying for the electricity they use.
- bobro 11mo agoI don’t know if I’d describe safeguards against misusing electrical systems as dystopian. If a system is made for a specific purpose and misuse is highly dangerous and disruptive, I’d certainly support reasonable safeguards.
- qwerpy 11mo agoNot sure if it’s more dystopian to not be able to have nice things (easy EV charging) or to prohibit the homeless from destructively misusing the EV chargers.