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Researchers jailbreak a Tesla to get free in-car feature upgrades
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this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2023
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Ive been genuinely thinking about getting into business selling dumb stuff exclusively. Dumb tvs, fridges, washers, phones, printers watever. Just a safe online vendor where you know that what you buy wont connect to the internet, need a subscription, or require a credit card on file to work. I just need a business name.
That's a neat idea, and definitely a product group that I've been actively looking for. But I do find it ironic that your business model is of an online vendor that sells offline versions of online appliances haha
Was on the market for a TV for my grandparents recently. I just need a monitor, digital receiver, and remote - in one neat package. How hard can it be?
Very, apparently. Can't even find cheap Chinese crap that isn't "smart" these days.
Thrift stores are where the remaining dumb tech is currently housed... until they, too, are emptied.
Dumbly: Uncomplicated Technology for a Complicated World