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So a leasing company bought the source code for $2.5 million and then cut off owners after they refused an additional deal. What was the point, then? Is there a
by tadfisher 5mo ago
So a leasing company bought the source code for $2.5 million and then cut off owners after they refused an additional deal. What was the point, then? Is there anything rational about this market interaction?
- fooker 5mo agoPatent trolling
- justinclift 5mo agoLeasing company probably thought they'd found some suckers to pay their (the leasing company's) cloud bills.
- aleksejs 5mo agoThe leasing company leases these cars to Uber drivers in NYC, who presumably did not get cut off.
- qdotme 5mo agoThat explains the over-representation of Oceans in NYC’s supercharging network, and one of the worst side-effects of opening that network to non-Tesla operators. Overall I think it’s a good thing, but it’s the closest to Eternal September I ever experienced in my life, the sudden change inclusion of cultural strangers in a shared space with its customs etc.