European Teslas to have built-in Rdio
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European Teslas to have built-in Rdio
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#4This feels like the crapware that gets bundled on some phones.
Re: European Teslas to have built-in Rdio
#5This feels like the crapware that gets bundled on some phones.
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#6Re: European Teslas to have built-in Rdio
#7This feels like the crapware that gets bundled on some phones.
I would expect it to operate much the same way with Rdio. You'd buy the ad-free plan ($9.99/mo vs $3.99/mo for Slacker) and get the same experience.
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#8I am very in consent with the outrage that William Rees dares to disseminate http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugv0OY6LyuE#t=450
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#9Electric Cars Will Help to Kill the Planet https://stephenrees.wordpress.com/2014/02/05/electric-cars-w... I am very in consent with the outrage that William Rees dares to disseminate http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugv0OY6LyuE#t=450
The main problem with cars I see is that they're inefficient as opposed to mass transport (as Rees seems to suggest in the first article). Additionally, by suggesting that they are the solution, this creates a false sense of security in people having "done their part" to save the planet. For example, if I recycle, that's good, but it hardly means I've eliminated my carbon footprint.
However, where I disagree is that I believe developing these technologies -- engines that can run more efficiently on electricity -- are inherently useful to us building a more sustainable future. If we're able to build electric tractors, boats, ambulances, ATVs, etc. built on top of this technology, then that is no doubt useful.
Re: European Teslas to have built-in Rdio
#10This feels like the crapware that gets bundled on some phones.
That's how Slacker support works, anyway.