Which is why the decentralization movement, beyond the ICO whizz-bang, is so important.
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I don't understand T's thinking on this - surely they have sunk the cost of the battery - why install it if customer won't pay?
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I wonder if it was liability control: imagine the lawsuits if someone's Tesla refused to help someone evacuate despite having the power
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@weather_god Reminds me of when CPU multipliers were locked, but you could unlock using a pencilThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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That wouldn't prevent the civil lawsuits or the PR fallout, whatever the legal basis or outcome
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Also, since when is "allowing the car to fully use its engine" a feature you pay extra for?
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that's why we need transparency and regulation of companies with hordes of data and power
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This is like an RL version of cars not being damageable in racing games because car makers don't want them to look bad
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This is already possible (and practiced) with cars purchased on subprime loans. Miss a payment, your car gets locked down.
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This practice dates to Mel Farr's dealership in the 90s. Drive in, pay, they would reset the lock.
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