Few years ago, we got a long term rental due to a wreck, and it was the first time weâ(TM)d ever experienced it. It was the middle of winter, cold and snowy, and the colder it got, the longer it took for the starter to kick in when we would come to a stop. A few times Iâ(TM)d come to an intersection, try to accelerate to get through it, but the car would turn off the split second before I accelerated, and I would be terrified I was going to be hit because I wasnâ(TM)t used to having to think âoeok, when I accelerate to pull out I need 3 seconds lead time for the car to crankâ after 20 years of not having that in my muscle memory. Iâ(TM)m guessing theyâ(TM)re better now, the rental is probably driven hard and may be slower to crank than a normal consumer car, and it was frigid out, but with that being my only experience, I donâ(TM)t ever want that feature. I tried to find out if I could disable it but this particular model did not have that option.

We had lines affected. I got the text telling me to claim the credit, but I have no option to claim it. Has anyone successfully claimed it?

Same reason our power company stages repair trucks in our neighborhood entrance before a major storm, itâ(TM)s a good location, and itâ(TM)s stated in the summary

Thereâ(TM)s at least a few lawsuits from men claiming information on there is fake: https://www.detroitnews.com/st...

There was one guy we had, every time I came across any of his code I just immediately deleted it. If it even remotely worked it was usually an accident.

You can easily tell who isnâ(TM)t a software developer in these comments. I too immediately thought âoeoh well of course theyâ(TM)re disabling them thatâ(TM)s a security nightmareâ when the reports started coming in before Apple said a word about why.

Now is money an ulterior motive here? Of course it could be. If it wasnâ(TM)t theyâ(TM)d probably just lock PWAs to Safari.

Oh, that's all, is it.

Yep, you're right 1 hour max /s.

Browsers are the most insecure attack surface of any aspect of modern computers. Apple's s/w is built using standard engineering decision-making - can we rely on X being there ? Why yes we can, so we can delegate this function to that system framework which we've tested is all secure.

Except that all breaks down when someone installs a 3rd party browser. Now the security model of the system depends on the security model of the installed browser, and that's just not acceptable. It may be the user's fault that they installed but you can guarantee that Apple will be holding the can at the end of any argument over why their nudes are now all over the internet.

Freshman year in high school there was a classmate of mine who still believed in Santa. The other boys found out and just literally ruined his entire worldview in the span of a few minutes in a brutal fashion. He literally ran crying out of the classroom. So yeah, it happens.

Actually 12 will probably be the one to upgrade to. Windows is on the tick/tock cycle. XP good Vista bad. 7 good 8 bad. 10 good 11 bad.

Where I live weâ(TM)ve had at least 5 nights in the last year(ish) and itâ(TM)s been fully overcast each and every timeâ¦

As a Kia owner with an immobilizer, this is my fear. No one is stealing my car because of this trend, but I'm just waiting for the day my window is broken out so someone can try it...

Someone keeps giving out my email (similar real name). I seriously thought about canceling their Hawaiian vacation that I got the confirmation forâ¦

Youâ(TM)re only modded +1 right now, and this should be higher than +5. I know thatâ(TM)s not possible, but this is the exact right answer.

They apologized and reversed this yesterday.

Not just AmEx. Thereâ(TM)s a whole slew of businesses that qualify to get automated expiration date changes with all the major credit cards.