Use a pot with water and control the temperature within a degree or two. If you want, get a bluetooth thermometer that allows you to set alarms or simply get a good fast reading thermometer and check periodically. After a while you kinda know when to adjust and how much; with some money saved you can spend on a good cut of meat.
Good luck checking it ovenight.
I can see Louis Rossman's blood pressure going up already.
Unfortunately, the canonical list of Trump's lies hasn't been updated since 2021 when he left office:
Isn't RFK a conspiracy theorist? We don't need a candidate who thinks wifi causes brain cancer.
And an anti-vaxxer, so he wouldn't even try and prevent the brain cancer.
If Kamala can have a good debate performance against Trump, then her chances are good. Given that she is a lot less likely to lie than Trump, she has potential to win a debate. If she can get in a "back and forth" open ended argument, then she will beat him because that is a skill she has.
Do you really think the Trump team will be stupid enough to let Trump debate Harris?
The first thing you describe is absolutely standard, no?
My cars have always had a CarPlay implementation that continually shows a Home button to take you to the car's native UI and a CarPlay button to take you to CarPlay. On my EQA, those are on screen buttons. On my previous cars (all Renault Zoes), these were a physical Home button and an onscreen CarPlay button.
It's pretty trivial to toggle!
(Plus Hey Mercedes voice commands can be invoked from within CarPlay)
On my Fords' Sync3 systems with CarPlay enable, I can't access most of the of the native Sync apps (wanna find out gas prices via Sirius TravelLink? Tough luck, buddy) without unplugging the phone. Unfortunately, GasBuddy doesn't have a CarPlay app, and Waze's CarPlay app doesn't have gas prices unlike the native iOS app. I totally get what Rivian is saying.
Yeah, I've reported comment scams before to no avail. While I still shop a lot at Amazon, I just avoid third party sellers if possible. Any vendor with a Chinese name or Chinglish text gets automatically dismissed.
The days of the 3 speed automatic slush boxes. Luckily, those days are longgggg gone.
TFS says there's something authentic about being connected to the car without automation. But really two things:
a) You're not connected to your car without automation. Even manual cars have all manner of traction control and other systems that automate the experience between your foot and the wheels.
b) And Automatic transmission decouples you from the wheels. An EV does not. Just because there's no transmission doesn't make driving an EV any less authentic.
EVs don't have the downsides of automatics. There's no benefit to manuals over EV. All the talk vs automatics where you have better control of the power going to your wheels doesn't apply to EVs.
I've been driving manual all my life. I hate automatic transmissions. They seem to do nothing but stupid things, picking wrong gears, not switching and providing performance when I need it, or doing so when I don't. I now drive an EV and it's undeniably better than both screwing around with manual and dealing with shitty automatics.
Sidenote: Why am I not surprised that Toyota, a company that infamously is an EV non-believer is releasing something stupid that serves no purpose.
Couple of things. You can turn off traction control, but you can't turn off an automatic transmission (leaving out in between tech like Ford's SelectShift). Also, no manual transmission driver can shift faster than a dual clutch automatic transmission. That being said, I wouldn't trade my Mustang six speed manual for an auto.
I like my LGs since if you don't accept their privacy policy they won't access the mothership to show you ads. And since they're behind AppleTVs, I don't need the LG apps. Win/win...for me.
...they took away Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision (for those shows that had that tech) unless you pony up that money, too.
Personally, I think every Prime member should order something little every day so their transportation network blows up.
I want to know how an Indian court can be weaponized against non-Indian companies.
I have a vague recollection of migrating straight from Soundjam to iTunes with no losses. If I recall, Apple bought Soundjam and its developer, both of which formed the nucleus of the first version of iTunes. Long time ago....
...on the Apple TV combined their TV, movie, and AppleTV+ apps into one app, making it huge, clunky and borderline unusable.
Nothing like consistency....
That's the thing about people who think they hate computers. What they really hate is lousy programmers. - Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle in "Oath of Fealty"
