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What is it going to take to ENABLE all functions

By dkardell · May 24, 2007in General💬 17 posts👁️ 3,257 views
Posted May 24, 2007 · 15:08 UTC#1

Wow guys sorry I posted this question. I know its been discussed to death. What I was really asking is would anyone be up for a replacement program. I know there was talk of one but have not seen anything lately. It was just an attempt to get us thinking again.

 

Again I applogize for the post

Posted May 24, 2007 · 15:55 UTC#2

I doubt it. In my state, it's illegal to have video playing in sight of the driver while the vehicle is in motion. If someone writes an override program, it's installed, and there's a horrible accident... the liabilities are staggering for the person who wrote the program and distributed it.

 

There's a cheat/trick out there somewhere that I saw a week ago... can't remember where I saw it. OR you can do the mod thing that a lot of people are talking about on here with the yellow wire.

 

Good luck.

Posted May 24, 2007 · 16:26 UTC#3

Ok guys, how many times are we going to have to see posts like this? :roll:

Posted May 24, 2007 · 16:48 UTC#4

hey, don't knock a guy for asking a question or trying to be helpful.

Posted May 24, 2007 · 17:21 UTC#5
hey, don't knock a guy for asking a question or trying to be helpful.

 

No, i will knock him because these posts get old. Its been discussed... over and over and over again...... there are several threads just like this one and they all say the same thing. But you're right, i should be helpful.... so here ya go...

 

Hey guy, use the search function. You'll find this topic has already been discussed to death. Now go choke yourself. :twisted::twisted:

 

Helpful enough?

Posted May 24, 2007 · 17:41 UTC#6

I suppose in some alternate universe it is. There are SO MANY topics, and it's overwhelming to someone new to the discussion.

 

I realize there are a lot of people that have been here for a while and it gets frustrating hearing the same question over and over, but I would personally rather be welcoming and friendly. Who knows, the person that asked (what you think is a ridiculous question) just may stumble on an a solution for you down the road on something else.

 

Bottom line, there are no stupid questions and it's a numbers game when it comes to new ideas and solutions. The more participate, the more opportunities we have for discovery.

 

Frankie says RELAX. Don't do it.

Posted May 24, 2007 · 18:10 UTC#7
Hey guy, use the search function. You'll find this topic has already been discussed to death. Now go choke yourself. :twisted::twisted:

 

Helpful enough?

Hey I like this guy! He fits right in! :)

Posted May 24, 2007 · 18:11 UTC#8
Bottom line, there are no stupid questions

Sure there are. Its the ones that have already been discussed. Too many people are too lazy to do a boolean search, or too internet illiterate to know how to do a boolean search or what it means!

Posted May 24, 2007 · 18:11 UTC#9

You don't even have to search all you have to do is look at the first damn page...... :twisted:

Posted May 24, 2007 · 18:13 UTC#10

You guys sure know how to welcome new people, don't you? :lol:

Posted May 24, 2007 · 18:15 UTC#11
I suppose in some alternate universe it is. There are SO MANY topics, and it's overwhelming to someone new to the discussion.

 

I realize there are a lot of people that have been here for a while and it gets frustrating hearing the same question over and over, but I would personally rather be welcoming and friendly. Who knows, the person that asked (what you think is a ridiculous question) just may stumble on an a solution for you down the road on something else.

 

Bottom line, there are no stupid questions and it's a numbers game when it comes to new ideas and solutions. The more participate, the more opportunities we have for discovery.

 

Frankie says RELAX. Don't do it.

 

Well thank you Mr. Miyagi, lemme know when Mahatma Ghandi shows up to give his schpeel on the matter. You can continue to be welcoming and friendly and I'll continue to be "that internet guy" who finds it necessary to belittle nubs for asking repetitive questions. Im too old to demand lunch money anymore so this is the next best thing.

Posted May 24, 2007 · 18:20 UTC#12
I suppose in some alternate universe it is. There are SO MANY topics, and it's overwhelming to someone new to the discussion.

 

I realize there are a lot of people that have been here for a while and it gets frustrating hearing the same question over and over, but I would personally rather be welcoming and friendly. Who knows, the person that asked (what you think is a ridiculous question) just may stumble on an a solution for you down the road on something else.

 

Bottom line, there are no stupid questions and it's a numbers game when it comes to new ideas and solutions. The more participate, the more opportunities we have for discovery.

 

Frankie says RELAX. Don't do it.

 

Well thank you Mr. Miyagi, lemme know when Mahatma Ghandi shows up to give his schpeel on the matter. You can continue to be welcoming and friendly and I'll continue to be "that internet guy" who finds it necessary to belittle nubs for asking repetitive questions. Im too old to demand lunch money anymore so this is the next best thing.

 

 

It's sad that you feel the need to be so combative. I thought this was a place to help each other.

Posted May 24, 2007 · 19:11 UTC#13
I suppose in some alternate universe it is. There are SO MANY topics, and it's overwhelming to someone new to the discussion.

 

I realize there are a lot of people that have been here for a while and it gets frustrating hearing the same question over and over, but I would personally rather be welcoming and friendly. Who knows, the person that asked (what you think is a ridiculous question) just may stumble on an a solution for you down the road on something else.

 

Bottom line, there are no stupid questions and it's a numbers game when it comes to new ideas and solutions. The more participate, the more opportunities we have for discovery.

 

Frankie says RELAX. Don't do it.

 

Well thank you Mr. Miyagi, lemme know when Mahatma Ghandi shows up to give his schpeel on the matter. You can continue to be welcoming and friendly and I'll continue to be "that internet guy" who finds it necessary to belittle nubs for asking repetitive questions. Im too old to demand lunch money anymore so this is the next best thing.

 

 

It's sad that you feel the need to be so combative. I thought this was a place to help each other.

 

You define it as combative and I see it as merely pointing out the harsh facts. Fact 1..... no one likes it when the new guy asks old questions when the answers to said questions are as easy to look up as the name of this website. Fact 2..... getting all spiritual and "kumbya, lets all hug each other and sing" on me does nothing but fuels my abusive sarcastic fire.

 

And this site IS a place where one can get tons of help and info. But acquiring that information does not require posting at all. Your sidekick could learn more from reading then by opening his "mouth" via posting.

 

Who was it that said.....something along the lines of "Some fictional character helps those who help themselves...." Or something like that....? :roll:

Posted May 24, 2007 · 19:21 UTC#14
I suppose in some alternate universe it is. There are SO MANY topics, and it's overwhelming to someone new to the discussion.

 

I realize there are a lot of people that have been here for a while and it gets frustrating hearing the same question over and over, but I would personally rather be welcoming and friendly. Who knows, the person that asked (what you think is a ridiculous question) just may stumble on an a solution for you down the road on something else.

 

Bottom line, there are no stupid questions and it's a numbers game when it comes to new ideas and solutions. The more participate, the more opportunities we have for discovery.

 

Frankie says RELAX. Don't do it.

 

Well thank you Mr. Miyagi, lemme know when Mahatma Ghandi shows up to give his schpeel on the matter. You can continue to be welcoming and friendly and I'll continue to be "that internet guy" who finds it necessary to belittle nubs for asking repetitive questions. Im too old to demand lunch money anymore so this is the next best thing.

 

 

It's sad that you feel the need to be so combative. I thought this was a place to help each other.

 

You define it as combative and I see it as merely pointing out the harsh facts. Fact 1..... no one likes it when the new guy asks old questions when the answers to said questions are as easy to look up as the name of this website. Fact 2..... getting all spiritual and "kumbya, lets all hug each other and sing" on me does nothing but fuels my abusive sarcastic fire.

 

And this site IS a place where one can get tons of help and info. But acquiring that information does not require posting at all. Your sidekick could learn more from reading then by opening his "mouth" via posting.

 

Who was it that said.....something along the lines of "Some fictional character helps those who help themselves...." Or something like that....? :roll:

 

Like I said... very sad. I think you've long made your point, whatever it was... or do you wish to continue for some obscure benefit?

 

The topic of this thread is a question from someone new who wants to know about bypassing the video safety feature while driving. If anyone would like to add anything helpful, not hateful... please respond to this user's post.

Posted May 25, 2007 · 16:17 UTC#15

LoL, you were cheap entertainment for a boring day at work. Nothing more, nothing less. But preach on reverend, preach on! I'll figure some way to live with my less than civil ways some how..... woe is me, woe is me...... :twisted::twisted:

Posted May 26, 2007 · 05:56 UTC#16

Basically what brandon is trying to say is that there are a lot of people here with a lot of knowledge and are willing to share it gladly.

 

The problem is there are a lot of legitimate questions that these people feel obligated to answer and it is real frustrating to see questions asked where it is clear that the person asking did absolutely no searching at all, they made no effort what so ever.

 

For example.

 

A simple search for "Bypass" yields 10 pages with 490 posts with many related to the bypass hack.

 

There are just some basic forum rules like Search b4 asking.

It can be real exasperating to see posts that have already been discussed into oblivion. It clutters the forum and dilutes the useful posts.

 

If someone gets snippy because you apparently did absolutely no research you should apologize, do some homework then, if you still can't find what you are looking for, explain your search query dead ends and i am sure you will be welcomed with open arms.

 

Respekt.

Posted May 26, 2007 · 12:58 UTC#17

yeah orange, maybe after you have answered about 500 posts and 300 of them were the same dam question, you would understand the frustration of the people who spend hours helping people on here when most of them wont spend 2 minutes to help themselves by just looking around. bypassing is the most talked about category on here. there is no way you could miss all the posts that have already been covered