You guys shouldn’t complain, you still have saldering (net metering) ánd get money for the electricity you have left which is still a huge subsidy.

I haven’t really used any other platforms so I can’t really compare but I have encountered enough audio issues too. Especially with new Teams and bluetooth devices.

That was just an excuse, they just couldn’t get the parts. Radar is back now.

Wasn’t this confirmed to be an AdBlock (Plus) bug? https://twitter.com/gorhill/status/1746263759495077919

I never said that. Of course you pay for everything that’s in your car, but it’s certainly possible it would cost you more not to have them put it in there, that’s the crux of the matter.

Yes, and no. Imagine it costs $20/car to install seat heating in every car, but by making two assembly lines, one for with and one without it every car becomes $25 more expensive. Software disabling costs $1/car. In this scenario it would cost more to make a car without physical seat heating than one with. This is just an extreme example to show the problem, with other costs it can be more complicated, but the principle stands.

People were objecting to the subscription, but they should have been objective to the locked features.

Why though, if it’s cheaper? Do you rather pay for features you don’t use or pay to remove features?

Hydrogen itself is a strong greenhouse gas and leaks from everything, so it wouldn’t necessarily be better.

Don’t worry, there is also a Linux version.