This was going to be my answer. Design team knew very well it was a Corvette cluster. Engineering doesn’t have to know the model.

Try recording 4K@60fps to an SD card that doesn't keep up. 

Your point is a good one I missed. Yeah, expandable storage could cut into their margins big time, fewer people would buy the bigger phone.

I don’t know who really wants a MicroSD card option on the iPhone. Let’s say Apple did put one in.

Feels like that was 10 years ago now 

The mentor I had for most of my RF training said he had a 2-way radio at his job in the 80s-90s and if he keyed up driving by a certain house, their garage door would open.

Can’t tell if you’re serious or not, but I would have thought NASA or FCC would be more interested in rogue RF if it really came from a stranger’s basement.

Aren’t licensees given a certain amount of power to defend their spectrum? E.g., Verizon could come knocking at my door if I was stepping on their RF.

I don’t know how they handle unlicensed conflicts, but they take licensed, public safety, and amateur violations seriously.

I’d also like to know what really took them that long. They had it down to a radius probably under a half mile.

A hundred receipts with tip a year- that’s only 2 a week. Some people/families could have 200+ A year to check.

Use a thin dinner fork to pull that plunger up! Unless it’s a snap-in/screw-out rivet with the recessed Phillips head screw that doesn’t even thread onto anything, then burn the whole damn car down

Jason.. Can you comment on how GM uses reverse lights to let everyone know for 30+ seconds that you just locked or unlocked your vehicle?

It’s not illegal everywhere. Common sense also suggests that if you’re parked, you shouldn’t have your headlamps on.. or that you turn on your 4-way flashers. Should I expect every car with headlights on to be moving? I don’t think parking lights really have anything to do with parking anymore - in US vehicles it’s…

That’s why I call them marker lights like a good chunk of my midwestern region does. If you can’t see parked cars at night without their “parking” lights on, you shouldn’t consider driving at night.

Let’s call him an expert when he can pronounce Murciélago..

Huh.. I had the same thing happen with an in-state dealer. I got a $75 refund because I transferred plates instead of getting new. I can’t imagine any dealer would feel bad about pocketing the $75, but that kind of honesty goes a long way. Oh, and they don’t bug me day after day about trading my vehicle in or raping…

I always see Texas and Colorado plates, but they usually have no smoking signs and barcodes in the windows. Believe it or not, rental cars are driven across the country and left in another state.

Unless you’re talking about life or death, leaving your “lane” (the space between a white or yellow line) to avoid a collision that you can’t be faulted for is going to make matters worse for you.

I’ll agree with most everyone here.. you get a friend or family member asking for advice, you even go on test drives with them and do as much as you can to see them get into often times a better car than your own - and then they buy something else.. usually what you specifically told them to avoid, and then they beg…