at first i thought maybe the delorian company wanted to sue for the design copyright. lol

more stars for you sir. i see they replied with the fallacy fallacy, and yet another that advises multiple anecdotes are data.

so you’re just a few days away from it dying. enjoy!

im familiar with it already. a failing HDD from read/write issue on the head. usually the head slipped off and made direct contact with the platter so when the head came round to do another read or write, the arms would catch on the part that holds the head in place.

in defense we were told they “fixed the issue” on models being shipped out. and some of them were under warranty. everyone had every reason to believe their new one would not be defective.

this!, i mentioned to another user the mountings were garbage, the paddings missing explains this entirely.

you would be wrong.

happened on ones even if not moved, the mountings were crap.

warning , our shit breaks in 1 year and damages all products you place in it. but we know you want it, so suck our dicks and buy our grabage. ty M$

there’s the other problem. 3 360's.. what happened to the first two>?

i wish it was illegal to build things designed to break after X-years (which is after warranty expires)

it was my understanding that automated vehicles still require’s full attention while driving. And they are required to report how many times they intervened with the auto-pilot feature.

Answer: Bandwidth and packet loss

most places only require “one” of the parties to consent. So obviously the person wanting to record is the person consenting. Further more if it is their own property, you have little leg left to stand on.

that would be a HUGE incentive for those of us that like to drive and enjoy breaking the speed limit ever so slightly to make that open space in the open lane as mine closes down from a parked car or someone that thinks 20 below the limit is the proper way to drive.

because the US has it’s head up it’s proverbial ass giving it the typically undesired effect of shit-for-brains. at least that’s the technical term the rest of the world is using.

if it did, i’m sure you’re the guy that would then complain it doesn’t wipe your ass at pit stops either.

this is why autonomous vehicles still require a driver, to make the judgment to apply the brakes. the driver would still be at fault, and if they wished to sue tesla after the fact, then nothing is stopping them from trying.

i imagine these folks have children and can’t stop counting month’s still....

that’s 8.7 days at 100 miles an hour. or 17.4 days at 50 miles per hour.