heavyboots

Yeah, I'm still in AZ, thus my question, haha.

Ah, cool! Well AC pretty much solves my hesitations here in AZ, lol. But I know a lot of northern states still might want AWD as an option.

My two immediate concerns would be whether it comes with AC and is there an AWD option. Both of those could be deal breakers towards the borders. I guess they're not absolute deal breakers (we bounced around AZ in a '71 Datsun pickup that had about the same specs as this a kid) but they certainly would be huge QOL improvements as options.

I think it will depend on if they have lots of USB power conveniently available. Like you could literally make your own stereo with two bluetooth speakers and a phone as long as there's plenty of USB power and mounting points.

The right was fine, honestly. At least on macOS, the new "modern" version is an utter clusterfuck. As for complaints about being unable to pick a different option when one of them is open, in macOS you have a View menu with all of them available to select from on either one.

Having said that, a list/search area to the left of the panel is probably preferable if done properly.

I'm a little suprised they released this now that Gaiman has managed to Whedon himself.

Breaking Bad. It's too painful. Jessie is so dumb I can't watch it. Walter's motivations are also so randomized… it all drives me banana nuts.

It exists because too many idiots turn it on, forget about it and then drive along for another 5 miles signalling a turn they're never going to make and confusing everyone around them. Personally, I'd much rather someone signal for "too short" an amount of time than have this happen.

And I think on some cars I've had in the past, it was only 2 times even.

Oh no. Anyway…

The answer it's, they're neither thing right now. And the claim has been made that in order to run your own instance that forwarded all traffic generated by the primary instance, you would need equivalent hardware to what BlueSky currently has. Vs Mastdon, which is…

• not commercially owned
• has a proven federation capability
• Running a pretty large number of instances right now

Good point, yes. I really should have started with that…