Can't upvote enough. My Leatherman gets used probably more than any tool I own. Anytime I'm fixing something whether it be the house, car, lawn equipment, the Leathermans always useful.
I don't have a Toyota fwiw, but on my car you connect the wifi to your home router and update the infotainment firmware. It allows over the air updates without having to go to the dealership.
I had a problem with qbittorrent years ago with a DNS leak but once I solved that no issues. I can't remember what the problem was but I am almost certain it was user config related and not program related.
What is everyone's take on 10th so far? Personally, I think after 9th they really needed a hard reset. The games feel a lot smoother and there isn't as much searching for rules. The universal rules really seemed to have helped.
Incredible. Terrific find.
Man what a find! Mind sharing how much you ended up getting it for? I saw your other comment; you've got to go plum crazy purple.
This right here. I think the popularity of Battlebit proves this point. If devs make a game that they themselves would want to play, they create a great game. If the game is made via committee and how much profits the suits can squeeze out of it there is a good chance the game sucks.
It does. It was almost unbelievable a base hybrid was $20,000 though. I'm hoping any Maverick competitors can be a little more competitive price wise.
I'm really digging that terrain color. But the price increase is making this vehicle not worth it in the grand scheme of things.
The 2022 model started under $20K with a hybrid power train. That same model is now $26.4K.
The lariat hybrid was $27K and is now $35.7K! The truck still has a $20K value interior...hard plastics. Why would someone buy a Maverick now?
I don't know of any minivans that can get 40MPG. A bed is useful for loose material, things like gravel, dirt, or mulch. Not to mention, I am not sure if minivans can fit 4x8 sheets.