>It’s like saying my car isn’t really a car because I can’t adjust spark timing.
What if it only drives along select predetermined monetised routes?
>It’s like saying my car isn’t really a car because I can’t adjust spark timing.
What if it only drives along select predetermined monetised routes?
What if my aunt had three wheels?
I don’t see the value in hypotheticals like that. If the claim is that a computer is not really a computer unless every user can do any low level operations they want, is it also true that a car is not really a car unless every user can do any low level operations they want?
Manufacturers are taking away right to repair too! I think you picked a bad example. Back in the 60s you absolutely could change every low level component on a car.
I think we call those buses, usually!
No, a Bus is a big car with more space for passengers. The Route has no relation to the naming.
Even a car that you are not allowed to drive at all is still a car. It just isn't your car.