Work for a somewhat expensive automotive brand and yes it is very common. We have cars from $60k to over $400k and beyond, and they all are glued together everywhere you look, that or plastic clips, very little is actually bolted on. Sometimes because in a crash it is better that a piece breaks and fly's off then to stay mounted to the car, and in (most) other cases, probably for cost reasons. But it is a common thing, and has been for a long while, and if executed right, it is tried and true, however if you don't have good quality control and workers who don't care, they're not gonna mount pieces right, and create a hazard
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genuinely an amazing product, don't even need wipers in the rain if you have it applied. And last a decently long time. Will advise though don't use the window washer additive for newer cars, can cause the sensor to always think it is empty
Um what? From the article you posted
"he and the ambulance were traveling the same direction"
"The ambulance attempted to make a right turn onto another street"
They were both traveling on the right side of the road of (based on the supplied pictures from the articles) a two way, single lane each way street, and the ambulance turned right and didn't cross any traffic, thus the Ambulance didn't make a illegal turn.
The Ambulance should be at fault, and the Fire and Rescue should be covering charges as the ambulance driver wasn't being well aware enough to make the turn, but at the same time Hoesch, The cyclists, also should have given way.
I'm all for less cars on the road, but don't go throwing information that isn't true, please.
Likely just a "Are you 16 or older?" Check mark and that is it. Any site willing to show ✨ The Internet ✨ in all its glory really don't care enough to actually require anything more, also doubt they'll enforce any site over seas, probably a few headlines that they're sueing sites like IG, TikTok, etc but it'll be such and insignificant amount it'll just be another cost of operation to the companies.
I'm late to all of this going on but now am very much impacted by it.
The end of the BYOD phones. Using a Xperia 1 V that is now to be near to useless when out, and I am only 1 of 250,000+ people who are gonna be pushed into buying phone directly from telco instead of actually picking phones that suite our interests and needs (as well as OS for those running anything that isn't adroid or iOS).
I've contacted Sony to see if they will comment on the matter, but it is a shame this has happened at all in the first place.
I would recommend anyone to read James Parkers full article on the matter:
I apologize If this isn't the right place to post this.
Hi Petition Signers, The worst case scenario is now upon us! On Thursday afternoon (24/10) the ACMA finalised the changes to the Minister's Emergency Calling Rules. The Government & Regulators are forcing the Telcos to Block 258,000 4G/5G Phones from 1 November!With 297,000 phones affected in total ...
Not 100% sure if this is what OP was refuting to, but it is on F-Droid using the IzzyOnDroid repo.
Juiceboxforyou on YouTube does this for me, watching them gets my drive back for wanting to get my nugget working again.
This video of theirs always get me inspired:
My very simple guess is this. It requires more parts, bigger assembly line, overall higher complexity, adds weight, makes the headset more fragile, and so forth, so I'm sure if they can make a design that accommodates the majority of users, it is cheaper to say "good enough" then to design and accommodate for the rest of the potential users
Damn, that is a lot of hate and assumptions all because of a few mods. I know we live in a "fuck cars" movement, but remember it is still some peoples interest, So let the few enjoy their hobbies and let them be passionate about them