justride
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When will Canadians have the right to repair? - CCPA
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The next step, if it's not already here, in totally controlling what you bought/have.
Right to Repair
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The next step, if it's not already here, in totally controlling what you bought/have.
A buddy is a mechanic and has to buy the software to fix stuff. I can't recall the exotic make but $2500 for the software.
The Saturday mechanic can't do much anymore and the next step would be to eliminate the independent garages.
I had to scrap a $5,000 piece of test equipment because it was obsolete from a parts availability stand point.
If the battery goes on my Iphone I know the Apple price to change it will be so exorbitant that a new phone would make more sense. If I go to an aftermarket battery can I trust it to not grenade?
If it has moving parts or blinking lights it isn't forever.
The Saturday mechanic can't do much anymore and the next step would be to eliminate the independent garages.
I had to scrap a $5,000 piece of test equipment because it was obsolete from a parts availability stand point.
If the battery goes on my Iphone I know the Apple price to change it will be so exorbitant that a new phone would make more sense. If I go to an aftermarket battery can I trust it to not grenade?
If it has moving parts or blinking lights it isn't forever.
Hack
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KenC
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Like the "Tesla Hacker" guy, just wants to able to fix stuff, that you actually own, and it's an uphill battle.
TeslaHacker
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