[refreshed]

I’ll just keep fixing my old cars, thank you very much. I’m allergic to remote kill switches, mandatory radio stations, gps tracking capability in the car’s software itself, and forced dealer service and repair. And car payments.

One day, they will keep a registry of people fixing old cars and it will be deemed “unpatriotic.” Then used car parts will be regulated.

[ptsal]

Bkmk

[moovova]

“...the signal the station sent... “fried” a major component.”

For the vaxxed sheeple folk...this is how they take you out. One minute your alive...the next, you’re fried. Zzzt.

[SERKIT]

The crack pipe will make it all ok.

[BikerJoe]

Somehow the signal the station sent to the modern HD Radio that’s part of the Mazda infotainment center had, as Welding puts it, “fried” a major component.

Brings back memories from the Electronic Combat Office...

[Revel]

So this only happened if you were listening to NPR in the first place. So one could say that it only happened to liberals.

[The Great RJ]

If this glitch affects only those idiots who were tuned to NPR what’s the problem?

[higgmeister]

KUOW is working with Xperi Holding Corporation, the parent company of HD Radio, to figure out what the station did wrong.

Finger pointing!   They need to find out why HD Radio could be fried by any radio signal that didn't fry any other system.

[Montana_Sam]

Progressives who own one of the affected vehicles think they’ve died and gone to heaven.
Real people who own one of the affected vehicles have their Diocesan Exorcist on speed-dial.

[Trillian]

Why are all these glitches in favor of leftist communist agendas?

[Dr. Scarpetta]

HD Radio