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Das stimmt mit meiner Beobachtung überein, dass ich immer mehr "alte Autos" wieder auf den Straßen sehe. Golf 2, der Polo vor dem 3N, Opel Kadett, Fiat Puntos und sogar Unos.
So ein junger Bengel fährt hier auch mit einem alten Jaguar XJR aus den 80ern rum.
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Yes. Also, I want a TV that simply shows me the devices I plug into it. "Smart" TVs piss me off.
I bought a business display, works well and way less expensive.
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I care less about my vehicle being a computer on wheels that gathers, collates, and transmits data 𝘪𝘧 I have 100% control. Open source design, software, firmware, hardware.
Some of us specialize in that.
That said, we crossed the Rubicon a long time ago.
As the owner of a spycar I feel this deeply. I’ll get my pre 1970 diesel soon enough.
I just want an electric car that is 0% computer, but this makes me hate Teslas even more than you do
Copied and pasted from when I replied to the same statement going viral on X this morning
Cant relate more
I want to add my own megasquirt computer to a car.
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Horse?
Yes, yes & YES
I love teslerrr!!!
Also a TV
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I still own one. Mechanic is great.
#AvtoVAZ
Cummins 12 valve.
right!!
Hot Wheels fixes this. #hotwheels
I think the antilock and fuel injection computers are OK. Otherwise, let's start Old Fart Motors!
my dream car is a vintage electric "horseless carriage" like what they had back in the 1860s
unregistered since 1984. everything original, sitting in my shed. no computer
willing to trade for a similar aged electric car or one that's been converted to electric (without computers)
alternatively I got a few horse drawn carriages that need work (horse not included)
idk I’d like one fully opensource hardware and software
One day
Absolutely! That would be an actual solution, instead of going back to the middle ages.
according to the internet, which is never wrong, the last production car in the US with solely mechanical operation was the 1975 Chevy Vega. I still see one for sale occasionally.
according to the internet, which is never wrong, the last production car in the US with solely mechanical operation was the 1975 Chevy Vega. I still see one for sale occasionally.
Imagine dying because a sinking computer doesn’t allow you to open a door nor a window of your bulletproof car
Do these even exist anymore? I’m just looking for a practical improvement on the Golf Cart, a 4-cylinder engine car that gets 85mpg, or an open source Full Self Driving Infrastructure.
Is that too much to ask🤨
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