Jeep Cheat Code?

[Brad Hearing]

if real its more like the konami code to see diagnostic info. posting here to see if anyone else gets this or if its fake:

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[Ratbert]

An "IM Date" of 8.28.17 might be a clue about how authentic it is.

 

[gek]

just hold the down button and press start and it puts it in self test, the rest of the button presses mean nothing

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/attachments/ipc-cluster-test-pdf.380882/

 

[AFD]

"Super-secret JEEP features that 99% of owners don't know! What are they hiding??"

So many of those videos that you'd think the Illuminati designed it

 

[Reinen]

What is that cheat code for?

Clicks from gullible people.

 

[azjl#3]

if real its more like the konami code to see diagnostic info. posting here to see if anyone else gets this or if its fake:

thing i will never do.

 

[Reflektr]

thing i will never do.

Isn’t that the same guy who tells you the plastic insert in the drivers side panel in the cargo area is a magical door that takes you to a forbidden universe?

 

[Heimkehr]

I'd like to see a vetting process before any content from a video-sharing platform, like YouTube or TikTok, is approved for posting on a discussion forum.

The broadband rollout of AI that started last year has only served to accelerate an existing problem.

 

[Ratbert]

I'd like to see a vetting process before any content from a video-sharing platform, like YouTube or TikTok, is approved for posting on a discussion forum.

The broadband rollout of AI that started last year has only served to accelerate an existing problem.

What would that vetting process look like? One of the admins evaluates every video to see if any claims are bullshit or not?

If you're going down that path, then obviously animated gifs would require the same level of monitoring, right? Well, an animated gif is just a series of static gifs, so those would also need to be vetted.

And if they only allow "admin approved" video content, the next step would be to only allow "admin approved" textual content, right?

Yeah, no thanks.

 

[OminousSkitter]

What would that vetting process look like? One of the admins evaluates every video to see if any claims are bullshit or not?

If you're going down that path, then obviously animated gifs would require the same level of monitoring, right? Well, an animated gif is just a series of static gifs, so those would also need to be vetted.

And if they only allow "admin approved" video content, the next step would be to only allow "admin approved" textual content, right?

Yeah, no thanks.

Just pass it through an LLM to vet. What could go wrong?

 

[Heimkehr]

What would that vetting process look like? One of the admins evaluates every video to see if any claims are bullshit or not?

If you're going down that path, then obviously animated gifs would require the same level of monitoring, right?

And if they only allow "admin approved" video content, the next step would be to only allow "admin approved" textual content, right?

John, I knew you'd take that one and run with it. Keep on keeping on, right?

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