I switched to Linux after the Recall junk, and one drive kept trying to sync my files when the PC was idle. (One drive was disabled!!!)
It’s weird that the graph does not show my steam deck at all. I got it around launch, then got my wife one too. Now she runs Linux on her computer too.
They want you going to the dealer, so they can upsell more maintenance and repair costs.
I would think a disabled person would need more money to survive in this world than someone not disabled.
Camera also means microphone access.
When I got a quest, I signed up as a developer so I didn’t have to use Facebook for it. Also use it with Steam VR.
I wonder if that is still possible now.
I thought they just had a recall. Better to not have 100 of them. lol
Blocking Linux on GTA V was a huge point for me to avoid GTA6, at least for a while after launch.
People on iPhone can use “Firefox Focus” it’s a browser with no tabs, just a single window with Adblock.
I run local AI using a program called “GPT4All”. It’s free, you can Download several models.
If you plan to cross boarders, I think it’s recommended to have the registration for the trailer with you. At least it’s that way going in and out of Mexico. Sounds like you need a larger vehicle to tow a trailer like that.
Don’t forget the weight of clothing, dishes, bedding, water tanks, and tons of other things that add to the trailer weight.
My SUV can only tow 2700lbs. Basically useless to tow anything.
We currently live in the SUV. We learned a TON from the YouTube “CheapRVLiving”. We even have a fridge, solar power, electric cooker, heated blanket.
When I bought a book on Linux, I followed it chapter by chapter then when I got to chapter 6 or something none of it matched my OS and I was lost again. It was really bad for a modern book.
I did learn a lot from the book, but quite discouraged after getting lost there.
About a year or 2 later I went full time in Linux after the windows Recall and their One drive was stealing all my files when it was disabled. I saw the sync icons all over my desktop with the computer idle. Last straw and I switched to Linux for good.
Eating tide pods? Stealing Kia cars? Other silly trends that are deadly too
The last thing I had delivered was an expensive drone, and it was delivered a block from my house. I had to use google street view to match the house with the delivery photo from Amazon. No tip for this driver!
There is no such thing as crypto recovery, it’s just another scam on top of a scam.
The battery tester I have will put a load on the battery and calculate its life. It’s a bit different than a normal meter. I find it useful to know if my battery is good before I take a trip or once in a while, as it’s better to know more than just knowing the voltage of the battery. I don’t think it’s really necessary, but I find it useful and didn’t cost me too much.
A normal multimeter is great for thousands of things, even the cheapest harbor freight one is a great start. (you might find a coupon for it for free).
I usually check the proton DB website, to read the comments and see what people do to fix games and software.
Just recently I used it to get old CAD software to run, had to lower the proton version to 6 or something and it worked.
I thought BMW wanted a subscription for heated seats. You know, the seats already in your car but software locked with a paywall.
Electrical meter
Tire air gauge
Tire patch kit
Air pump
Brake reset tool (forget exact name, I paid $10 and it pushes the brake piston back in when installing new brake pads)
Tire thread measuring tool (know when you need new tires)
Battery tester (test how many cca remain)
Battery acid tester
Radiator coolant tester
Distilled water to put in battery
Coat hangers (metal hanger can be cut and bent to hold things such as the brake caliper)
The tire patch kit saved me a few weeks ago.
Also would be good to know which instances are defederated from each instance.