I know that, again, easier ways to do it other than hacking on the average car. That’s my point. Yes cars have been hacked, RAM had quite the issue for a bit.
Except that in this case, raising the interest rates 1/4 to 1/2 percent next month, in an economy that is running about 15% true inflation, isn't going to do anything except make a few waves in the stock market, and probably a short-term, small dip in precious metals. Our federal debt is already so far out of reach it can never be repaid - and in my opinion - it shouldn't. I hate the Federal Reserve, and owing interest on money to a private banking cartel who makes it up out of nothing is asinine. But we have to live in the real world, and Fed control is a reality.
But you are assuming someone will buy the car. I think when people are panicked because they can’t afford food or gasoline, buying a used car might likely be low on the priority list.
Throw enough money at a subject and repeatedly tell people that the earth doesn't go through cyclic changes and and we'll all die in ten years due to weather changes and the people will believe whatever is said. There is a LOT of money to be made eliminating petroleum usage and money to be lost along with unemployment-but the government will pay benefits to those that are jobless-courtesy of the taxpayers.
What we’re trying to tell you is that pretty much ALL new cars have an “implanted device”. Almost all car manufacturer are trying to move to a subscription service model for recurring revenues.
https://mutualmobile.com/resources/car-subscription-services-are-the-future-of-vehicle-ownership
My Chevy truck (and every other GM vehicle) comes with OnStar. My wife’s Kia has a similar service that’s subscription based. They all take over the air updates via satellite. So they can all be disabled via satellite.
And yes, they can be hacked:
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/2019-automotive-cyber-hack-security-study-upstream/
https://www.usatoday.com/story/mone...utos-become-ever-more-loaded-tech/1032951001/
https://www.wired.com/2015/07/hacke...m/2015/07/hackers-remotely-kill-jeep-highway/
As we’ve already seen with this insane abortion seeker tracking bill Oklahoma wants a database to track women considering abortions there’s always a statist autocrat looking for ways to control We The People. I guarantee you DARPA already has the ability to remotely kill a modern vehicle without even bothering to hack into a manufacturer’s system.
Do you not know that a lot of hardware and software from China comes with malware pre installed?
https://www.pcworld.com/article/461327/your_pc_may_come_with_malware_pre_installed.html
I get that you’d like to believe this is all “tin hat” stuff, but you should probably wake up now. The dystopian future is already pre installed for your overlords, it just hasn’t been triggered yet.
So pay the debt off with inflated dollars that one has in the bank.
Joe, get out of town once in awhile, where the cowboys roam etc.. EV's are for the most part non-existant at this time.
Chuckie...........If you can't understand what I said, YOU my friend have been brain washed to not understand anything but the communist party line! The poor people in Nazi Germany, or North Korea, can't understand, or even comprehend, anything but what tey are told to think! Did you know the GREAT LEADER Kim Dong Do, of NK, never has to use the bathroom because he is so pure, he creates no waste? Or that he invented Walt Disney Cartoons, and FLIES AROUND ON A WHITE UNICORN? The poor NK people believe this crap, or at least terrified to admit they don't? Try THINKING FOR YOURSELF!I don't really consider myself 'stupid', but I don't have the foggiest idea of what the hell you just said
The 'deniers' are like the relief valve on a pressure cooker. As long as there are enough people that still refuse to 'see' or believe what is happening within our society, there won't be enough of a buildup of anger leading to a violent outcome. Our government counts on 'deniers' to shame others into inaction.What we’re trying to tell you is that pretty much ALL new cars have an “implanted device”. Almost all car manufacturer are trying to move to a subscription service model for recurring revenues.
https://mutualmobile.com/resources/car-subscription-services-are-the-future-of-vehicle-ownership
My Chevy truck (and every other GM vehicle) comes with OnStar. My wife’s Kia has a similar service that’s subscription based. They all take over the air updates via satellite. So they can all be disabled via satellite.
And yes, they can be hacked:
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/2019-automotive-cyber-hack-security-study-upstream/
https://www.usatoday.com/story/mone...utos-become-ever-more-loaded-tech/1032951001/
https://www.wired.com/2015/07/hacke...m/2015/07/hackers-remotely-kill-jeep-highway/
As we’ve already seen with this insane abortion seeker tracking bill Oklahoma wants a database to track women considering abortions there’s always a statist autocrat looking for ways to control We The People. I guarantee you DARPA already has the ability to remotely kill a modern vehicle without even bothering to hack into a manufacturer’s system.
Do you not know that a lot of hardware and software from China comes with malware pre installed?
https://www.pcworld.com/article/461327/your_pc_may_come_with_malware_pre_installed.html
I get that you’d like to believe this is all “tin hat” stuff, but you should probably wake up now. The dystopian future is already pre installed for your overlords, it just hasn’t been triggered yet.
They are very rare in nw okc too, lol.
