Huh that’s strange because I’ve never had the driver break on me.

But I guess it means you’ve successfully installed the new card? Awesome

Might be a bit late of a reply, but I was able to install the Broadcom drivers super easy on my 2013 MBP. I know, different laptop, but same driver.

After installing Manjaro, KDE Neon, and Kubuntu, here’s what I did:

I paired it with my phone and shared my internet connection, then downloaded the Broadcom driver in the repo. Done!

I also installed Aurora (Fedora immutable distro) on it, and the Broadcom drivers were already installed, so it just worked, but every time my laptop went to sleep it crashed and I had to hold the power button to start it, so I gave up on that and installed Neon

I’ve had several machines that refuse to update because of error 0x<insert hex number here>.

In fact, one of my kids has that happening right now.

At least that part is not isolated to OP. It doesn’t happen to me anymore since I switched to Linux about a year ago

I’ve had a couple of passengers open the door using the latch because they didn’t know about the Open Door button.

I’m not saying it’s a good design (it’s dumb) but you can get out when there is no power

There’s a release latch on the doors beside the “open door” buttons. I guess no I’ve else is pointing that out?

Tesla driver here.

When I first heard the announcement that they were going vision-only, I thought ah shit they’re boned.

I replied on maybe a Reddit thread (?) that there was no way it’ll work up north in any kind of snowy conditions, and people called me an idiot etc

Fast forward a few years later, when I got to experience it first hand. Anytime I drive the car at night, warnings pop up on the screen like “front left camera is blocked or blinded” Cue Surprised Pikachu. In the snow, sometimes it can’t even detect a road.

I tried the free trial of FSD and, while it’s a neat gimmick, I think I was able to make maybe one or two short trips (2km) without needing to disengage it.

It was really bad

This worked! thank you

I switched from Transmission to qBittorrent a while ago, and I have some regrets: mainly that the qBittorrent web ui is extremely hard to navigate on mobile. Everything is tiny, and I can’t zoom in and navigate around the page without right-click menus popping up

I just switched to Usenet after using torrents for the past couple of years. The difference is night and day