Manuel shift fuel efficiency is not better than modern automatic transmissions (It’s been this way for many years). Couple citations to get you started.
https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.edmunds.com%2Ffuel-e...
https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.motorbiscuit.com%2Fw...
Uh it’s just the last 5 speed manual. 6 speed manual cars are still available in usa.
By the time Mozilla wasted money on buying pocket in 2017, the use case of pocket was already done. During the heyday of Pocket, the hassle of using the product to get content onto a PDA had some return; once cellular data was ubiquitous and cheap Pocket was done. Whomever approved Mozilla buying this stupid product in 2017 should be forced to reimburse Mozilla. The creator of Pocket really lucked out with that acquisition.
Not in my experience. The TP-Link Deco units have been rock solid and actually got firmware updates for the 6+ years I've recommended them to normal users.For consumer level devices, their stuff is actually quite good. Is it pro or prosumer level, no. But its not meant to be either.
The slashdot comments against TP-Link are crazy. TP-Link makes great consumer stuff that actually gets firmware updates. I have used many of their units and they all worked flawlessly and continue to get firmware updates 5+ years after purchase. Do they have likely vulnerabilities, probably. There are some of their old models recently that had a couple issues. But so do all other consumer manufacturers! Before TPLink Deco, the netgear and Linksys routers I owned were buggy and un-stable and never got a firmware update after the first year.
If your bank supports Zelle, you often can not use the Zelle app as Zelle app directs you to use your bank app.
Well, isnt that nice. Locked in a bunch of people to 2 year arrangements to pay off their new iphone right before they announce a rate hike.
So far, few people choose to use any of Meta products other than the ones forced to the size of their big 3 social media platform (Whatsapp, instagram, and Facebook). Otherwise, their reputation for horrible privacy concerns so far has kept people away from their new products (even their twitter clone, which is thrown in users faces with tricky attempts to sign up for an account).
Rufus creates Windows 11 ISOs that bypass Windows 11 requirements.
Screen shot at below link
https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Frufus.ie%2Fpics%2Fscreensh...
Never heard of Flyby 11. I thought Rufus was the tool most used to bypass Windows 11 requirements. Whats the benefit of Flyby11 over Rufus?
Why work on things such as healthcare, fiscal budget, homelessness, unemployment, etc when you can work on another anti-piracy bill that wont work...
Next week media will spin some new numbers and say the sky is falling.
Curious how these 17 people collectively have billions. Guess FDIC is setting a high bar to get something if they win?
Thanks for that linked. Worked great. I also blocked the following urls: html-load.com, css-load.com, content-loader.com, 07c225f3.online, and error-report.com.
Pretty pernicious stuff that acts like malware. It uses CSS and javascript to actively monitor and insert ads into an iframe. Company is called ad-shield. Their stuff has been getting trickier and trickier over the last few years. I consider them a malware and spyware company based on how devious they've designed their code to be.
Great additions thanks!
Nope its on several different computers and browsers. You must have something blocked somewhere cause others reporting similar issues with ads on slashdot.
Testing can show the presense of bugs, but not their absence. -- Dijkstra
