Still don't understand how they got away selling this Full Scam of the Decade™ from Oct 2016 (Starting with "Driver is just there for legal reasons" video) to Apr 2024 (when they officially changed it to Supervised FSD)

Paid twice into Full Scam of the Decade since 2016 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3HCTVk3qME driver is just there for legal reasons)

Looks great except for l looking like 1

thanks for the feedback. i didn't think about it until a few people commented here. if you use it and want it changed, please open a feature request. just like the curly braces, a disambiguating variant of Myna can be issued in the next release. i gather removing the left stroke at the bottom of the `l` would fix it for you. i think changing the `1` won't make sense as that's how it always is.

I always use a virtual credit card number (like Citi provides) everywhere which has a daily hard limit.

Good advice indeed, but paying is only one part of the problem; you'd still owe the bill.

Provides precisely zero protection against this.

Even if your card declines or you used a prepaid card...you're still legally liable for the full amount.

Yes millions have bought into this scam of the decade since 2016 based on the original FSD videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VG68SKoG7vE where the driver seat is only occupied for legal reasons...

Alas the scam will continue to sell well into the next decade after buying Trump.

Same, once you go EV can't stand how slow and stinky gas cars are.

It's the vibrations and noise for me. The first thing I notice when riding in a gas car is the constant vibration especially when stopped at a light.

Perhaps you should compare new EVs to new gas cars, because new gas cars shut off their engines at traffic lights.

And wear out starters that are costing over $1k to replace for some vehicles.

Very Nice! One caveat is that say won't speak the "minus" if your SNR became negative.

echo '-30' | say

echo '\-30' | say

Thanks!

Thank you, but I already did.

yeah "The study is limited to 500 participants simultaneously, meaning that at most 500 people are allowed to watch Puffer at a time."

Well Stallman also hates the internet:

4th line on that page is

What's bad about: Airbnb | Amazon | Amtrak | Ancestry | Apple | Discord | Ebooks | Eventbrite | Evernote | Facebook | Google | Intel | LinkedIn | Lyft | Meetup | Microsoft | Netflix | Patreon | Pay Toilets | Skype | Slack | Spotify | Twitter | Uber | Wendy's |

Airbnb, Amazon, Amtrak, Ancestry, Apple, Discord, Ebooks, Eventbrite, Evernote, Facebook, Google, Intel, LinkedIn, Lyft, Meetup, Microsoft, Netflix, Patreon, Pay Toilets, Skype, Slack, Spotify, Twitter, Uber, Wendy's

...is not the Internet

The Internet is incredibly vast. The idea that these sites comprise the Internet is exactly the sentiment Stallman is intending to combat.