Notifications should still work because it’s being pushed by the phone via Bluetooth. But reply services (so you could send texts back through Pebble) will stop due to the servers being shut down.
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Mine is a fucking idiot.
Ugh.
Good catch!
They’re doing good in the crossover market and the sedan market, but they keep dragging their damn feet by coming out with a performance model.
Roughly $47.
My 2017 was $12,400 (give or take a little bit due to returns).
Tell that to Crutchfield. I bought a $2.99 speaker harness and had to pay $6.99 for shipping, and it took two weeks to get here.
Both of those were amazing episodes. I know a couple of people who watched them said that it “opened their eyes up to what social media really is.”
“Welcome to EARTH! Let me show you around... No probes please.”
It’s suppose to release this year as a F2P game.
Too bad they aren’t giving the same attention to the PvE mode, the mode that started the game. They took our money and instead of fixing the bugs in that game mode, they poured all their resources into the BR mode and we’re left with a buggy mess.
That’s exactly what this is. The only reason why Ford is probably doing a recall on a truck from 11 - 12 years ago, is they probably though there weren’t many left running. Until someone was killed and they were like, “Oh shit.”
Yes! I just got a 05 Jeep Grand Cherokee for my winter vehicle, I drive a 13' MS3 in the non-winter months, and the A-pillar is SIGNIFICANTLY bigger (for obvious reasons, which I know), but I have to lean forward when pulling out or going through lights to make sure a person isn’t “hiding” there or a car. I’ve had 2…
This is very true.
We know they weren’t recording all the time, because the battery life would only last about 10 minutes.
LOLOLOL.
People are already surrounded by cameras on a daily basis; if someone has an issue with another person wearing glasses that has a camera on it, then you’d better just find a rock and live under it.
My boss bought a Dodge RAM (don’t know what year, but it was about 10 years ago). He had it for a year and the rear axle went out. He was trying to get it repaired under warranty but the dealership was refusing. The guy literally told him: “We don’t make trucks that are suppose to last.”