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Touchscreens Are Out, and Tactile Controls Are Back
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this post was submitted on 04 Nov 2024
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Yes please.
I don't know how much longer my button & dialled up 2012 shitbox is going to last. Being able to buy new without the crap is something to look forward to.
Then again, there's the whole 'car phones home/connected services' thing to consider as well. I like my car safe, but dumb as rocks otherwise.
I always find that funny. I got my first car with radars and auto adjusting cruise control and so on and it's much safer than the 2 years older Jetta I was driving before. If I'm distracted it warns me if there's something on the road, it warns me if I act tired (swaying and going over the lines), if cruise is on it automatically slows down if the car in front of me slows down without braking...
You're like people complaining about ABS in the motorcycle world even though it brakes faster than the majority of riders in conditions where it turns on...
I think they’re talking about subscriptions to use features that are already on the car. Connected services like remote start as a service can eat shit.
Indeed.