You don’t need to screw to nut.

Which, unfortunately for you, has no relevance in this thread as it isn’t a medical word.

Nice try though. :)

Except these drives are SMR - not something you’d want in a RAID.

Go on ‘The Youtube’, there are thousands of videos of bicyclists with dash cams in hairy situations.

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It’s believe, with my very limited understanding, it has to do with equipment you have working together with other equipment you have.

Does equipment from one OEM not work best with other equipment from the same OEM?

I understand you can pick and choose, but sometimes with compatibility issues.

I haven’t set foot on ‘dry land’ since Napster started.

I have no clue. However, turning a heater on is not the same as starting an engine.

Alles Gute zum Geburtstag.

Hope EU does not let this slide for far longer…

You’re out of luck with the remote start feature. Remote start is not allowed in the EU because it is unnecessary wear and tear on the engine, a waste of fuel and adds to air pollution.

Before my inbox explodes, I understand there are places that get unbelievably cold, and warming the car before the fragile human gets in is preferable, nevertheless, cars warm up faster and more economically when driven.

more money on locks and security than anyone ever steals.

Many more things would go “walkies” if that money hadn’t been spent, the argument is therefore moot.

So long as it isn’t one of your land-barge monstrosities, then OK.

Our roads here in Europe hate those things.

Stevie Wonder much?

The average Joe or Jane have no idea about ad blocking possibilities. They think ads are just the normal price you pay for surfing the web.

I have even shown people the difference between their browsing experience and mine, and still they can’t be arsed to install an ad-blocker.

But then again, they use tiktok and Instagram and all the other brain-numbing shit out there.

Which reminds me:

Two flies sitting on piece of poo. One of them farts, says the other,

‘Do you mind! I’m eating!’

Hmm, you’re not very good at ths sort of thng are you?

Only yesterday I listened to the whole ‘Contractual Obligations’ album for the first time in probably 20 years.

Except in Germany. Anything put outside for refuse collection is considered property of the town or city.

Taking something from the pile is punished as theft, and if caught, you will be fined.

Out cats are always in the last place I look.

Why would I keep looking after I found them?

Not a lawyer. By the letter of the law, yes.

They had to jump the fence - presumably the gate was secured - in order to get to the house. Further, they walked around the property looking for the owner. This looks to anyone without more knowledge, very much like trespassing.

Just my 2 cents, I’m not trying to defend or accuse anyone.