You should put a post in it

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No librewolf icon?

I’m not saying we should let others die (specifically from a person not wearing a seatbelt being ejected and killing someone else from the specific action of being thrown from the car landing on another), I’m just asking to see evidence to tell if it’s a real problem like you say it is.

I tried searching for any stats of this thing happening and I can’t find anything in the US specifically involving a person that is hurled from a vehicle killing a bystander.

The likely hood of this scenario is so low it could be literally non existent. So low that it could even be something stupid like someone’s seatbelt even breaks during a crash causing the same event (thinking randomly with no proof whatsoever).

Again im not saying anyone’s wrong or condemning bystanders to death but it sounds like something that really doesn’t happen like everyone responding to my top comment is making it out to be.

I’d like to see any real world statistic where that’s more of a problem that it seems like. Not saying it doesn’t happen, probably does. Just not as big of a thing as you may be thinking

During alot of accidents they aren’t in control anyway…

All I can say is let them die. If they are dumb enough to use something stupid like this, they deserve to not survive a crash.

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Ok great I was still just making a joke

I legit have no idea what it is. Was just kidding

Is that Cell? Did he combine with all the androids?!

Good, this guy deserves to be in prison

You guys have 6 pins? I only have 5!

Oh makes way more sense, was like they were literally talking backwards

… what? You just said Toyota doesn’t have a proper supply chain or market for parts? You do realize Toyota is literally one of the biggest and most mature car manufacturers and has been for years right?

Maybe it’s not perfect and is prone to fraud, but it’s still better than zero efforts to improve energy efficiency and have an extremely wasteful product set from every manufacturer due to no oversight.

Maybe the answer is to try to fix the fraud holes instead of getting rid of it completely. I’d rather have something in place than let corporations dictate anything whom will of course step on any aspect of being efficient or long lasting in order to maximize profits.

As someone who has worked in the it industry doing server work for 20+ years, definitely cannot agree with used drives. Always buy new if you can. Refurb drives are a huge risk whether or not they could have subsequent issues after being repaired. If you value your data, do not buy refurbs.

Edit - also consider most refurb drives are prob only a year warranty vs a probable 5 year on new WDs. To save a couple bucks, totally worth the extra warranty period.