[-] oretoise@programming.dev 3 points 1 month ago

Yep. Explained in another reply above, but I had to do the same thing on my Subaru-manufactured car.

[-] oretoise@programming.dev 3 points 1 month ago

For Subarus, I found this.

https://www.geraldjustprojects.com/product/dcm-delete-module-gen2/

I had to use this on my car because the speakers are routed through the DCM module. Not every vehicle requires a delete kit or replacement module, but some do. As with any aftermarket car modifications, check the year, make, and model for compatibility.

In general, looking for “Onstar/DCM delete” tends to work.

[-] oretoise@programming.dev 21 points 1 month ago

There are delete/bypass boxes available on the aftermarket, and some models can be directly unplugged with no side effects (other than Emergency Response or Onstar not working).

[-] oretoise@programming.dev 111 points 3 months ago

It tends to be more “I want a thing that just works.” rather than no technology, but yes.

Self-hosting services that are reliable and don’t get in my way, not using cloud-connected smart devices, running Linux instead of Windows, etc.

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