it's not listed as flagged or dead, but it's also not on the first 4 pages despite https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/trump-warns-a-whole-civil... being on the 4th page with only 23 points

it's a wrong argument, but it's still circulated in groups of factually-challenged people

same tires (actually a little harder due to being LRR tires) same brakes (that get used significantly less thanks to regenerative braking)

https://youtu.be/D8OJFHLiRxM?si=lUZwjFEMoxqveDb5

HDA2 cuts out if there is a break in lines more than 50ft or so.

Openpilot can track the slightest of roads, even able to follow off-road the tracks in grass from a leading car.

It does basically everything HDA2 does and then some, and does it much better.

It has a driver-monitoring camera that you control, that monitors for inattentiveness which is much more effective than simple wheel-torque based sensors.

It's cable management and routing to keep things from kinking and breaking while accounting for cable flexing, thermal expansion, and unforseen circumstances like another company lashing their cables to yours for vertical support.

All while maintaining future serviceability

https://youtu.be/CmXLQHhUtv4?t=499

I donated an amount but the bar didn't move and is at the same level($395) as before my donation

How are they serving "contextual" ads without collecting/tracking anything?

You can already ask ChatGPT for product recommendations and they(at least in what they say) don't take product placement or ad money.

It would be incredibly refreshing to have a portal into the current internet in which I am not the product.

I'd pay them substantially to be an unbiased assistant rather than some conglomerate shoving whatever they're paid to shove down my throat

The only app so far I've found that won't work is ParkMobile and you can just use their website

I definitely expected more Hyundai when I bought the most expensive EV they had to offer at the highest trim level available.

One local dealer refused to honor under warranty the work another dealer did.

If you have any damage (even minor cosmetic) they will blame that on your issues regardless of relativity.

(I have a Hyundai that's had the ICCU replaced once, the ABS IEB twice, and the low-voltage battery 3 times, two of the 3 times on my dime. All on a less than 3-year-old car with less than 100k miles)

The company has been miserable to deal with compared to my past experiences with other brands.