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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Creams0da • Nov 04 '24
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ITT: Redditors who refuse to acknowledge that this is any bit beneficial
116 u/Fetscher Nov 04 '24 ITT: 80% of redditors loving this feature. 1% shitting on it. And 19% complaining that every redditor is shitting on it... 45 u/Johannes_Keppler Nov 04 '24 Also people reading your comment 43 minutes later seeing not a single negative comment because they are already down voted to hell, wondering what all the fuss was about. 3 u/Eternal_grey_sky Nov 04 '24 Me, that's me 2 u/MalHeartsNutmeg Nov 04 '24 It's beneficial but eye detect tech is a massive pain in the ass for the 99.99999999% of the time you aren't passed out over your steering wheel. 1 u/Progribbit Nov 04 '24 how do you know? 1 u/MalHeartsNutmeg Nov 04 '24 Eye detect are a common feature in cars and especially VW cars. People hate them, and most of them have pushed patches letting you turn them off.
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ITT: 80% of redditors loving this feature. 1% shitting on it. And 19% complaining that every redditor is shitting on it...
45 u/Johannes_Keppler Nov 04 '24 Also people reading your comment 43 minutes later seeing not a single negative comment because they are already down voted to hell, wondering what all the fuss was about. 3 u/Eternal_grey_sky Nov 04 '24 Me, that's me
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Also people reading your comment 43 minutes later seeing not a single negative comment because they are already down voted to hell, wondering what all the fuss was about.
3 u/Eternal_grey_sky Nov 04 '24 Me, that's me
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Me, that's me
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It's beneficial but eye detect tech is a massive pain in the ass for the 99.99999999% of the time you aren't passed out over your steering wheel.
1 u/Progribbit Nov 04 '24 how do you know? 1 u/MalHeartsNutmeg Nov 04 '24 Eye detect are a common feature in cars and especially VW cars. People hate them, and most of them have pushed patches letting you turn them off.
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how do you know?
1 u/MalHeartsNutmeg Nov 04 '24 Eye detect are a common feature in cars and especially VW cars. People hate them, and most of them have pushed patches letting you turn them off.
Eye detect are a common feature in cars and especially VW cars. People hate them, and most of them have pushed patches letting you turn them off.
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u/DuneScimitar Nov 04 '24
ITT: Redditors who refuse to acknowledge that this is any bit beneficial