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Cite your own sources that they're not. And maybe try to avoid the ten year old nonsense that's frequently floated as "evidence". On recalls -- like the one th
by rossjudson 7mo ago
Cite your own sources that they're not. And maybe try to avoid the ten year old nonsense that's frequently floated as "evidence".
On recalls -- like the one that said that individual icons have to be slightly bigger? Yeah, shitty software.
Or the one that made Tesla annoy drivers with a smaller timeout? That was actually a safety issue --- people would turn off FSD to adjust something and then turn it back on again. Much, much less safe.
- neya 7mo ago> Cite your own sources that they're not. Cite my sources for what exactly? > that they're not. You made an assumption about something I never said and used that as the base of your argument to make a point. I didn't say anything, I simply asked them to cite a source for that kind of a grandiose claim. If you make a claim like that without citation(s), the onus to prove it lies on the person making the said claim, not on me to disprove it.