BassTurd

There isn't a federal law on turn signal use that I can find and it's left up to the individual states. Every law I looked at said you have to have a continuous signal before the turn and when turning into a different lane. I did not see any exceptions listed anywhere, including turn lanes.

When turning from a turn lane, to a different lane, that is a change of lane and therefore falls under the law. If you have any other evidence to the contrary or happen to live in a state that I didn't check where that is an exception, I and the others here would love if you'd source that. If you can't, then you're just making shit up and should just take the "L".

Man... I really want to kick this guy right in the dick.

Nah, first cancer from all of the chemicals in the field, then the concentration camp.

The thing is either that license model changes, or those other companies selling the code cease to exist when nobody buys something they can't use.

There's no requirement that the open source code released after EoL has to be pretty or maintained, just functional to meet legal requirements. Using other 3rd party code would be a hurdle to get over I suppose. It would definitely take a different approach to design, but after the initial shock of changing, it wouldn't be more difficult to do long term.

Why would coding something with less restrictions take more time and money?

I believe so, yes. For the vast majority of people, it will be seamless, same as with Windows.

I think the first two seasons of Sherlock puts it up as some of the best TV, but the last two seasons pulled it down as a whole.

And while I keep seeing people taking justified shots at GoT, I'm not seeing the same for Dexter, which fell off sooner and had a worse ending.

There are a few moments that just gut punch you. It's like Jurassic Bark in Futurama, one of the saddest scenes on TV.

I had the same phone, and the only reason I replaced it was because the USB C port was finicky. It must have been damaged at some point and when plugged in, the cable had to be just right. Wireless charging works great, but I wanted the stability of being able to plug in and know it would discharge over night when I didn't have a wireless charger. Otherwise, I had no issues with the battery, and I got the phone when it was pretty new to the market. I swapped it out just a few months back, and it's going to be my test phone for grapheneOS and may end up being a communal remote.

Where do you think we are?