PixelTron
Amazing!
You bought the car for how ever many tens of thousands, which should be priced in with this sort of thing in mind if they want to offer it as a feature in the first place.
The cost to run the api service is minuscule compared to the size of their overall business.
Maybe I could see it as a valid upsell at time of purchase as a one off upfront fee, so it’s at least up to the buyer from the start. Although I personally do not like that approach, at least you can decide if you like that companies ethics before committing to them with that approach.
Perhaps resale of the vehicle complicates this a little, & might warrant a small transfer fee, but I also dislike that idea.
There’s plenty of options for more local communication technologies that could support this feature without the need of a remote server & ongoing service. But then there’s no lock in & ongoing revenue which nearly all car companies seem to be going for these days, as if they haven’t already been super profitable for many decades before…
And by a 15 year old no less! Keep up the awesome work young one, you’ll go far…
Agree, I forced myself to the end & semi enjoyed them, but it all still left a bad taste in my mouth from the bad start. I found myself hating most of the characters!
At the total opposite end of the spectrum I’ve recently finished watching all the Clone Wars & then Bad Batch series, & thoroughly enjoyed them both. Possibly some of the best SW content, even over a lot of the films.
Thanks for the detailed reply. Very interesting. I only get the 100% roasted whole peanut versions with no additives, so that’s sounding ok (in moderation).
Coincidentally I only stumbled on apples with a little PB recently & it’s become my new favourite snack, & has been a good way to make me want to eat apples more frequently.
PB & carrots sounds a bit wrong, but I can kind of see how it might work. will certainly be giving that a go soon, nice one!
I’m seeing conflicting info on peanut butter having high trans fats? Seems like that might be incorrect?
Good job Jay Summet! Keep up the awesome work…