If your devices all support WPA3, go for it. There's a good chance older things won't.

I know whenever I try to help someone with a Linux issue it's always an uphill battle to get them to stop guessing what they think the problem might be and show me the logs.

People really don't want to give you the information you need to help them.

Nobody's posted the vending machine?

I thought it was unpaid overtime and abusive management.

Old news, it's been superseded by RFC6214.

No, you actually can't.

For safety reasons, the 400V main battery isn't hardwired to the car. There's a couple of contactors powered by the 12V battery that connect it to the car.

If your 12V battery dies, the contactors open and the car is completely dead. You have to jump it or replace the 12V battery, then the contactors pull in, then the main battery can start charging the 12V.

Even plugging it in doesn't work - the car won't take a charge if the electronics are dead.

If the main battery is dead but the 12V hasn't died yet, you can try regenning down a hill or plugging in or whatever. But if you lose the 12V, the car's bricked.

It's set up that way so that first responders can get to an accident, pop the hood, cut the 12V and then start cutting you out of the wreckage without worrying about high voltage cables.

Sponsors are the biggest argument for not getting YouTube Premium, in my opinion.

You spend money on YouTube Premium and still have a bunch of ads, so you need to use sponsorblock, and if you're using that just use an ad blocker too.

You're demanding a bunch more high performance connectivity - which means high performance silicon to run all those lanes - and complaining about the active cooling in the same post.

Found the Toyota CEO.

Walmart gets to advertise about how Walmart raised a million dollars for children's hospitals, which sounds a lot like Walmart donated money to children's hospitals.

The actual donation really does go to the charity and Walmart doesn't get to claim it on taxes. The dodginess is in the marketing, improving their reputation at your expense. Walmart takes the credit for customer donations.

Yeah, I looked up the price because I've been thinking of replacing the basic tablet I bought a couple of years ago.

The Pixel tablet is six times the price. Desperate my ass.