Woah hold on so a backup camera is also a legally requirement? That sounds a bit too much hand-holding for me jeez. (But I'm used to old cars and motorcycles)
Many car "keys" are wireless tokens nowadays (tbf I'm not sure of the security compared to traditional keys, I only heard some brands like Kias were very easy to steal in the last few years).
Mostly we want a million buttons with tactile feedback, I'm with OP! I would also like an EV "econobox": a sensible shitty boxy lightweight car with a small LiFePo4 battery that charges fast. Spend 100$ more dollars on the charger and cooling goddammit, or make THAT upgradable!
Those plastic bottles that hold diluted acids and alcohols are usually PP (polypropylene) or HDPE (high density polyethylene) or similar plastics that are a lot tougher than thin, flexible plastic bags (LDPE, PET) and I imagine balloons too
She should be fine, but yes on newer kindles like the Scribe (came out in 2022 so not exactly brand-new now) they removed the "mass storage mode" (= what made kindles show up on a pc as a usb drive).
Calibre can work with the newer MTP mode (which is similar to what android phones have) but it's a lot less reliable and requires that no other app, including the OS, file manager, is accessing the device at the same time. It's frustrating and I'm very happy to have jailbroken it, now I can use SFTP to browse the folders much more speedily.
Installing Koreader which can do a million things, but also playing around with terminal access, python, bash scripting, neofetch, usb-network, SSH. For older kindles: the screensaver hack was my first reason to ever jailbreak one.
Exactly the same reasons for me. And I even got used to the US and UK keyboard layouts, especially selecting the "dead keys" layout on the OS so I can easily type the specific letters/accents needed for many European languages (the few ones I speak anyway :) ).
Another advantage of the US layout is that it's the default on any live / installation media / remote server ecc.
Woah hold on so a backup camera is also a legally requirement? That sounds a bit too much hand-holding for me jeez. (But I'm used to old cars and motorcycles)
Ok looked it up, yup since May 2018! Interesting