My issue was the price of it. For 3 missions, and to spend MAYBE a couple hours and then never touch again was ridiculous.

Seriously. Facebook for corporate dickholes turns to shit. Who knew

Thankfully, some cities have already come out and said they won’t enforce the law. It’s just a lawsuit away from bankrupting some of the bordertowns.

I seriously thought this was an Onion article with those words in the same headline.

I mean, I can’t list every one of them? It all depends on if you find a 6 inch screen too big or something Tesla sized.

I know my Ford Maverick and my wife’s Kia Soul are pretty tame with the infotainment system.

I’ve read through your comments, and honestly, you’re just going to want to buy an old civic or another Corolla, and if you need to, swap in a new engine. You really have to choose working on an old car to keep it running, or live with even the basic standard safety features like a backup camera. Keep in mind that the new lane assist or collision avoidance stuff can be turned off in virtually all new cars. Plenty of new cars don’t have an obnoxious infotainment screen as well.

You have to buy one prior to 2018 then. I believe that was the year it became standard.

Careful, if you try to advocate or defend Brave on Lemmy, you’re stepping on a minefield.