Onomatopoeia

The help file shows it using a variable for the file name.

They're not strangers, to each other, or to their constituency.

If you don't know your local government, that's on you. They're people from your local community.

I'll give you three fiddy

(Gotta admit, ya asked for it!)

Since 2018!

Ok, so at first I downvote you, but waited to read it all before navigating away.

That downvote is now an upvote for the ride you took us on.

Not really.

It depends on a number of factors, including your local conditions, how much you drive, where you drive, etc.

I have a vehicle that gets driven perhaps once a week. No way in hell I'm putting the excellent winter-rated tires on that. It's fine with less expensive ones. It never goes faster than 45 (and that's pushing it) because it's only for city driving. It almost never drives in the snow (because we get it so infrequently through a winter), so the winter rating is for a just-in-case. Even if it had to go in snow, I've never driven a vehicle like it in snow, and I've driven a LOT of vehicles in winters worse than I get now.

I'm also not paying $2000 for an extra set of wheels to swap out seasonally, or paying to have them remounted/rebalanced seasonally.

Everyone's risk situation is different.

I thought the only smart move was to not play?

Oh, wait, that's Global Thermonuclear War.

Because we only get 80 years on the planet.

Hahahaha, love it.

I have some cheap hi power magnifiers for close work.

Have you tried some of the online shops like Zenni? They were half the cost of going to an optical shop, with the same features.

Interesting, a vacuum solenoid.

I'd guess it's defective if removing it resolves issues. When you remove it, do you cap the lines?

Places like autozone should have a vacuum pump to test it. It's probably a simple switch that closes or opens with vacuum.

Doh! Sure would.

Shouldn't be too hard to replace, make sure to find a really good insulator replacement (just in case) and wire tie them to the body away from the exhaust.

So Lineage on an old phone will easily go 5 days without charging.

If I were to disable a bunch of stuff, and force low battery mode (or lowest possible with location sharing still working) it would probably go longer, closer to 8.