Comment Re:Windows IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021 (Score 1) 31
No Microsoft store and no AI bullshit either.
No Microsoft store and no AI bullshit either.
Disconnect the cell antenna. Works for every model.
They're still being made for vehicles. The wife wanted a cd player for her car so I found one from good old Crutchfield. They know which wiring harness adapters you'll need and even have adapters for making the steering wheel controls work. Besides playing cds the radio also has usb and bluetooth.
Flash memory doesn't work like that. You would need to read and rewrite every bit to "freshen" the charge. Just powering up a drive for a while does not accomplish that.
You haven't seen what Claude is capable of.
Sometimes I wake up and start doing new science. But usually I just roll over and go back to sleep.
That was true maybe true 30 years ago. I owned a 1996 Acura with a 5 speed. According to the specs the 5 speed manual got 1mpg better than the automatic. Buy a car with a bulletproof ZF8 transmission and you'll be amazed. It's used in tons of different vehicles. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
There is zero demand for anything that old and decrepit.
I drove a manual car for almost a decade. My wife practiced in a parking lot and only stalled it twice before getting the hang of first gear. I also live in area with some of the steepest streets in the country. 25% grade anyone?
The VW crowd is a strange bunch. Denim seats?
It seems like CVTs are ok if you religiously change the fluid. I’m looking in your direction Nissan. But your typical Altima driver is not the type to preemptively change transmission fluid.
Say that again while speaking into a mirror.
Because the operator made $100k and not trump.
They do more than yawn. They get on their knees and deepthroat that tasty boot.
pay for access to insider(outsider?) trading info?
He's creating a "middle class" - they will get the info after the regular insiders, but before hoi polloi.
He should have thought of selling multiple levels of higher tiers.
Heavier than air flying machines are impossible. -- Lord Kelvin, President, Royal Society, c. 1895