Most people's definition of freedom:
>if I can drive my car wherever I want, then I'm free
This autist's definition of freedom:
>iF yOu CaN't DiSaSsEmBlE yOuR cAr'S eNgInE, lOoK iNsIdE aNd MoDiFy It, ThEn YoU'rE nOt TrUlY fReE
Who listens unironically to this clown again?
Most people's definition of freedom:
Jacob Reed
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Eli Parker
>iF yOu CaN't DiSaSsEmBlE yOuR cAr'S eNgInE, lOoK iNsIdE aNd MoDiFy It, ThEn YoU'rE nOt TrUlY fReE
but you can do that
Levi Sullivan
summer Jow Forums is so disgusting
THIS>>>>
Benjamin Wilson
Not in any modern car.
Jason Allen
Maybe you cun't.
Levi Lopez
I invite you to go ahead and try and tell me what your car's computer does after you've meddled inside the engine.
Sebastian Baker
why shouldn't you be able to modify something you own? that IS freedom retard
Matthew Hill
Because that's a bad idea and you'll end up with an undrivable car. And that's the end result with open sores: users end up with useless software because there's a lot of non-engineers touching the engine with their smelly Doritos fingers. Enjoy recompiling your kernel and fixing your xorg.conf twice a day, you fucking downie.
Tyler Johnson
You can't do it with Linux either because systemd
Jose Brooks
>Can't take it anywhere to get it repaired besides the original manufacturer who price gouges you and still has worse service than an independent repair shop
This is unironically a huge problem with a lot of modern cars and it is a classic example of the typical anti-competitive business practices that erode markets and freedom
If I can't it's because the computer runs proprietary software.