Only that's a joke of a statement, just like this entire thread. It's impossible to advance autonomous driving, which is Tesla's ultimate goal, without the ability to update the software frequently and conveniently. Yet another example of why a Tesla is a computer on wheels and not a car in the traditional sense.
Would it be great if Tesla could fix/eliminate the bugs that currently exist? Of course, but you can't fix one without the ability to update the other... One of the best things about Tesla, from my perspective, is that they CAN update the software and DO so on a regular basis. Has that process always been smooth? No, in that there's always something I don't like about the new thing because like most people, I'm resistant to change. But I'd rather have a car that can and does update software on a regular basis from my garage, than where I came from which was having to trudge to the stealership anytime the software did need updating for whatever reason.
Saying it again for those in the back that refuse to take their fingers out of their ears, Tesla's are computers on wheels. Either you're okay with that, or your not.
Jeff