I wasn’t going to respond until I saw you mention car. I do think the Miata and the GR86 are solid built for drivers cars. They’re relatively inexpensive for a sports car too. That said, in regards to electronics I would say the deck is by far best. Trying to compare across categories is really tough though

I believe what they’re saying is that if UPS or FedEx is now the postal service they’ll put junk mail for their services in your mailbox. What you consider junk mail is other businesses paying the post office to send mail (though you may not like it).

Had a manual 2016 Mazda 3. Took a bit to find it with all the options I wanted but it was available at the time.

Yes but also the more people that want e-books the more the library has to pay. I listened in on a reason they were closing a library branch and one reason was the publishers require full amounts for the e-books to be "licensed" and it only lasts for a couple years. Then they just pay for a full price book license again. So over time it's so much more expensive as the library has a reoccurring price they have to pay per book and can't even sell off old books to recoup an initial cost.

They even mentioned on the call that they tried to work with other counties to pool their bargaining power and the publishers don't care and won't give out any discounts.

There are people who made one for the GR86. Not sure about other models

Same energy as me. I pulled the whole DCM module from the car and got a bypass harness.

Yeah, the Rivian 3 looks promising but between it not coming until 2027 (last time I saw) and the few decisions Rivian makes (no Android Auto/Carplay and whatever those weird scroll wheels are in the steering wheel) I don't know that I'd go for it off the rip.

True true. I did think that everyone liked DK as well but I could be wrong

Super Mario World where?

I'm just addressing the fact that Reddit isn't always correct and we should want more credible sources than random people submitting things online with no vetting. That's where they aren't entirely wrong. I'm not saying they're right and their memory is a reason to believe this is incorrect, but they're just some person online just like the Reddit user.

They're not entirely wrong though. Remember how Reddit "caught" the Boston marathon bomber?

I would assume they're not but that's because I notice that depending on who makes what shoe depends on what size I have. I also see this in pants and shorts for men as well. I just assume nothing is actually standardized due to QA never really catching things.

You mean the Utah hockey club that came from the land of the Coyotes in Arizona (previously Phoenix)?

It can also be used for people with disabilities. And while it is more expensive it can be much quicker and lead to shorter line times.

My Blues won the season series, I'll take that after losing Broberg for 6 weeks

Yeah, nice catch!

Satellite radio doesn't require your phone to have solid signal. Going out into the boonies? As long as you can see the sky you're chance of losing radio is almost none. I used to love having satellite radio until I started working from home. Now I have almost everything I want on a downloaded playlist to my phone.

I still use a bit after washing to ensure I got everything. My bidet does have a dry function but sometimes the wipe is for insurance. Definitely have more than enough TP for a while now though.

It wasn't software though. It was an immobilizer chip, which is hardware, that they didn't put in the car. They cheaped out on a part, sure, but it wasn't faulty nor was it software.

I feel like being remote for 4 years is no longer about the pandemic. It's become a new standard and by showing financial harm by coming into the office I feel you might have a better case. Example being car insurance. My insurance went down as my car is now a "personal vehicle" vs a "commuter car"