A French drain?

Tailscale is incredibly easy. Install, start, sign in on both devices. Boom. Jellyfin from anywhere

Those people literally might not even be tourists. It’s absolutely impossible to know.

Hyundais other cars use up. Even their other brands like Kia use up. It makes no sense.

Pretty sure the Ioniq does use uwb. You can use your phone to unlock in other countries. Idk why it doesn’t work here. And with the keyfob backup it does know where the key was.

But you can still close the tailgate just fine with your keys in the truck. And guess what, the car will just unlock itself. So clearly they already have a solution.

So many contradictions in this damn car.

Also, doesn’t that device cause other issues? I’ve thought about getting it but didn’t like the compromises. Don’t remember what they were though.

Walk up to your car. Doors unlock. Open door and hit the lock button. Nothing with happen. The door lock buttons on the inside do absolutely nothing unless the key is inside of the car. It’s insanity. Like, what if I realize I didn’t lock my car and I’m outside without my keys. I have to go back into the house, get the keys, then come out and lock the car. You can’t just open the fucking die and hit the lock buttons. It’s fucking stupid.

"We know corporations have legal personhood and rights and they are definitely not living," she said in a phone interview. "So if some nonliving things can have legal personhood, what's stopping living beings from equally getting legal personhood?"

Man I love mine but I do have a lot of complaints. Like a bunch of things that just don’t make any sense, like the doors unlock when you walk up but don’t lock when you walk away? You also can’t lock the doors using the door buttons if you want to lock and walk away, so fucking annoying. There’s a lot of small things, but it charges so fast and it’s so nice inside.

It’s pretty insane how much better homemade brisket is than really any restaurant. Even if you fuck it up, it still turns out good.

I’ve worked with Thomson Reuters and they actually show up to meetings and give you the help you need to use their products. And they sued an llm company for stealing data and won (most lawsuits have not won).

I do not see what your link has to do with your comment. iTunes did sell games, your comment was factually incorrect.