This could also be explained by the entire rest of the market being different flavors of the exact same thing. A little over a decade ago, we actually had choices in what type of phone we wanted. Now, if you want anything other than an identical slab, foldables are your only choice.

More range not only means driving further without charging but also fewer charge cycles being needed.

Imagine it being like your phone when you play games and the battery dies after 6 hours. How long do you think your phone’s battery is going to last when you’re regularly charging it that often? Now imagine you paid $30k-$100k for the phone and you’ll see why range is important to most people.

I personally have a 100 mile work commute and have decided not to get an EV for the time being because I want one I can keep at least a decade like my current ICE (Camry) without worrying about a $20k battery replacement or having to constantly keep it on a charger. It looks like the new solid state batteries should solve this issue but nobody is producing them yet.

Fetterman is just playing his part in all this kayfabe. Ever notice how there’s always just enough Democrats willing to cross the aisle to pass this garbage legislation? That’s because they want to make it appear as if there’s actual opposition to stuff like this when in reality this was the plan all along, they’re all in on it, and they’re just following the script.

When Democrats have a majority, they flip it around and pretend like they always have to water all their bills down for ‘bipartisan support’ to the point of being completely ineffective so that they can keep us in our place while pretending to be heroes with victory just out of reach.

Victory will always be just out of reach so long as Democrats and Republicans control congress. The ruling class is always looking out for their own best interests not the intrests of the American public.

And yet these groups are still out there using it to influence millions of people.

That is something I’ve been meaning to do since installing it but haven’t yet months later. I do keep mine powered constantly so I might not have your same issue but it would be really shitty to actually need it someday and find out it hadn’t been recording this whole time.

I watch a lot of dashcam videos on YouTube and the Viofo ones are consistently good quality video. I wound up getting the A119 but haven’t recorded anything interesting enough to pull footage yet.

No water is definitely a major problem, but I’ve been to plenty of 95F festivals with plenty of free water and have seen dozens of people taken away in ambulances (and even life flight).

Predictive nature? I remember just spelling every word out.

I’m sure a lot of the bloat is due to needing to make every single thing backwards compatible due to corporations using it and building tools with it for decades.

What gets me still is our work using MS SSO for all our work credentials but it always tells me to “open outlook and select displayed numerical code” to sign in on my phone but never once has it actually worked even if I’m literally sitting at the desktop with Outlook open on the screen. I always have to select “more options” and have them text or email a verification code.

Curious if you can still use Roku’s streaming channels with PiHole blocking its domains? I’ve gotta set this up

“Man receiving medical care after admission to hospital”

What a nail biter.

Funny considering the argument here is that these lights are too expensive to replace after something like a crash, yet your argument is that we should use headlights that make it much harder to see at night which just leads to more crashes.

It would be very useful me to know if a colleague is in the office or not without the need to message them and wait for answer.

But if you know they’re in the office, aren’t you then going to message them and wait for an answer?

it reduces the need to manually update your status, and it also enables co-workers to know that you’re at work so that they can coordinate in-person meetings with you.

They’re not even trying with these weak ass justifications anymore. Are either of these things an actual problem for anyone?

Here they are for $470 each with a CAPA certification for body shop repairs:

OEM parts are always going to be ridiculously priced because the OEM has a monopoly on OEM parts. Your 2011 headlamp assembly also has removable bulbs while the newer Avalon uses built-in LED lights with all the circuitry to drive them.

Most dont cost $6k just these ones because they’re adaptive lights

And the ones who couldn’t see crashed.

Those lights were absolute garbage though and the vehicles that used them got half the gas mileage compared to new ones due to their blocky shape and lack of aerodynamics.

Or putting the phone in the box with the charger and manual.