Well. I would have been interested in donating canned goods for charity, but not like this. This is a terrible idea.
deliriousdreams
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Did something. All my personal computers are on Linux. But my work laptop? Still windows. Even finally got the upgrade to windows 11. And I hate it. So yes. I'm going to complain.
Sigh. Getting real tired of windows 11 doing BS in the background that presents a security risk.
Nobody asked for this Microsoft.
Your vacuum doesn't go under furniture more than likely so to clean under there you quit being a janitor to become a furniture mover?
I guess it's turtles all the way down.
That's not what I mean though. What I mean is, in the event that for whatever reason the signal to deactivate the electronic park brake cannot get where it needs to go using the scan tool, there has to be a way to do it manually.
Say your vehicle is in an accident. Say the electronic park brake wiring is in shreds. That brake caliper needs to come off. The body shop is going to require a way to remove it if the scan tool can't disengage it.
Say there's corrosion in the connector. Same same. Has to come off and be replaced. And so on.
So, there has to be a way to manually disengage the park brake. And I say that because otherwise techs wouldn't work on them. Time is money in the automotive service industry. That information will leak eventually. It's stupid to even intentionally try this.
The populace can't track police, but police can track the populace. Sounds like BS.
A fair assesment. Except that you have to (and should be) cleaning the upright vacuum as well. Vacuum fires are no joke.
Yeah. I've got an 870 that's still cleaning. It gets stuck under furniture and needs to be rescued at least once a week, and last week it lost its ~~ass~~ dustbin somehow mid clean, but it's still kicking.
I don't use my PS5 to surf the web. I know you can use it to watch movies and stuff, but I don't use it for that either.
At best, it depends on what kind of user most of the console owners are.
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This is a threat. They know that they're using the stock market to fund their greed and that anyone with savings tied up there (Retirement funds that are invested in the market) will be on the hook. Plus the tax payer money they're going to ask for because they're "too big to fail".