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Alarming, and I’ve just watched a video about how to get out of mine in an emergency.
However, presumably this predicament could apply to many/most modern cars which rely on electrics/software more than ever, and isn’t particular to Teslas?
You should not have to watch a video or read a manual to open a freaking car door. The fuck are people supposed to do who don't even own the car?
Be confused as hell when the Uber driver doesn't speak English.
Or be me, someone who noticed the weird ass flat handles on the picture and googled how to open the door during the 11 minutes it took for the driver to arrive.
So you sit up front in an Uber?
No? The back doors have the weird handles as well.
I do. It's quite normal in Australia. We don't live in a dystopian hellhole.
You are Murdoch's home turf.
After he has destroyed the rest of the English speaking world he will turn on his native land as a coup de grace.
Pretty sure that your reply says more about who you are personally than about any characteristics of any locations, including Australia.
Moreover, many on Lemmy would say the fact that you have and use Uber means you are in a "dystopian hellhole."
Infer what you want, friend. We also sit up front in taxis, if that helps. Or my mate Dave's car when he picks us up.