cjcampbell

Ferrari is removing their gps from cars. Bet they aren't the last to do this. Why go to all that expense to develop an infotainment system no one ever uses?

https://www.thedrive.com/news/ferrari-removing-built-in-nav-gps

I thought it was hilarious and to the point. If it upset anyone, they probably needed the rude awakeining. 

When net neutrality was repealed, Democrats said all kinds of dire things would happen: prices would go up. Some areas would not be able to get internet. Dogs would mate with cats...

Investment and access to high-speed Internet surged. By the end of 2019, 94% of Americans had access to high-speed fixed and mobile broadband, up from 77% in 2015. In 2022 broadband builders laid more than 400,000 route miles of fiber, more than 50% more than in 2016.

Prices fell with more competition. A study by Casey Mulligan and Phil Kerpenfor the Committee to Unleash Prosperity found that, from September 2017 to September 2023, the price index for wired internet services fell 11% compared to the overall consumer-price index. The CPI for wireless fell 21% in real terms. The biggest winners from this price decline were low-income households, which pay a higher share of their earnings on broadband.

Restoring "net neutrality" will actually slow the installation of 5G systems and protect monopolies while giving the FCC the power to monitor internet content.

Fun stories, but your frequent use of "Washington" is ambiguous. I grew up in Washington State. And now I live in a Washington County. There are Washingtons everywhere. Do you think you all could be a little more specific?

Hmph. Google GPS will probably take you to five other places before you get to where you want to go.