I still view it differently than being locked out of using actual OEM features of the car
Totally agree!
I do find this unsurprising though based on the metric fuckton of spam you get from SiriusXM after buying any new or used car from a legit dealer.
I've always wondered how much this costs relative to the number of takers they pull in.
The song in the meme is Ohio is for lovers by Hawthorne Heights.
And I can't make it on my own (And I can't make it on my own) Because my heart is in Ohio So cut my wrists and black my eyes (Cut my wrists and black my eyes) So I can fall asleep tonight, or die
Deep, I know.
Not to say that Dashboard Confessional doesn't have similar lyrics, lol.
I would love to teach kids. I take any opportunity I can to mentor people at work, but in a school setting would be super cool. The pay cut relative to what I make now just isn't worth it. Maybe in another decade when we have enough set aside...
Teslas unlimited Internet package is also super cheap at $100/year the last time I checked. Competitors are multiple times more expensive.
SiriusXM does revenue share with auto companies.) Old article, but I'm too lazy to dig through a financial report or find something newer.
If you add corned beef to the mix you'll have yourself corned beef and cabbage. Our "soup" always had way more cabbage and carrots in it than beef.
I just said the same about a PS5. We used a PS3 for a while too, but it eventually gave up the ghost. I haven't done this in a long time, but the PS3 could also connect to locally hosted media servers. As an American Top Gear fan, this is how I watched that show.
We use a PS5 for exactly the purpose you describe, sans casting. I am not sure how many of the streaming platforms have an app for it, but the ones we like are all here. For casting we use a Chromecast on another HDMI port. We very rarely cast though.
Tomatoes, beans, eggplants, and peppers that have already set are still maturing, but the plants are nolonger putting out anything new. The raspberry weed grew like crazy, so we should get a decent yield next spring. We pulled our carrots last weekend. I'm going to have to dig the artichokes out and put them who-knows-where for the winter soon, that's going to be fun.
All our gourds are either not producing anymore or fell victim to powder mildew.
One of our potted strawberries looks pretty pissed off because I was neglectful with water during a dry spell. It will likely be fine. If not, we have two more pots of them.
I think I missed planting fall snap peas, but am tempted to do it anyway incase I get lucky. I will plant our cover crop soon and leave the dead/dying foliage that's already there for the spring.
Hence my wonderment, lol. I meant more organizationally, but if you're putting out a crappy product things probably aren't great working there.
Hopefully you're also contributing to higher yield and tax advantaged accounts!
I don't remember to be honest. This is a Tromboncino flower, which is fairly large. Based on the size of the insect and the size of the flower, I think the insect is too large to be a hover fly. I am no expert though.