@WaitWhat Apps running in compatibility mode. Once set up, all the top/bottom row buttons move into the side bar and it becomes the same color as the app background next to it.
Sorry. I could’ve sworn there was a release there. Just looked and nothing. Official routes are to supply 12 volts and release it normally, which you obviously can’t do.
Any luck in getting a rear side door open and sliding the seats forward to crawl over? On a 2024 Y, there are release cables under a plastic cover in the door pocket (just confirmed it is there).
@rhensing Even Grok Bot voice mode is on another level. I was driving my smart home, a computer, and my phone with my voice just as naturally as a regular phone call while being much faster than typing. Felt like cheating.
@GreenTexanEV Perfect example. I needed it to correct a typo on a photo flyer. Grok Chat took two tries and didn’t have an answer 6 minutes into the second try. Grok Bot corrected it (and published it automatically to the target service) in about 30 seconds.
Two solid days of using voice mode to tweak code, control a computer (including hopefully accomplishing the impossible of preventing Win11 auto-restarts), heavy research, inventory, and financial planning.
I can’t keep this level of intensity up because I’m running out of tasks to give it, lol.
It already has. Several stories of medical emergencies or drowsiness causing drivers to lose consciousness but the car continues driving safely until it can pull over, and that doesn’t include the potentially thousands of distracted drivers who didn’t crash thanks to Autopilot and FSD.
Tesla even runs a story in their showrooms of someone who had a medical emergency while driving, called his son from the car, and his son was able to reroute FSD to the emergency room from the app remotely. The hospital said it most likely saved his life just from the time savings of driving directly there instead of stopping and waiting for an ambulance, let alone had the car crashed like pretty much any other brand vehicle would’ve if he lost consciousness entirely before getting the car pulled off the road and stopped.
Thick rugs and deep-pile carpet. Disc bots can’t even get up on them, but Matic effortlessly navigates and cleans them. It’s very quiet (half as loud as my Roomba 960), cleans better, and the bags mean zero dust when emptying and no filters to clean.
I’ve always disliked consumables, but going back to bags is such a quality of life improvement, replacing it once a month instead of cleaning the Roomba every run.