But what about an AI mouse?

In my opinion the categorized iOS app library is just terrible, because some apps simply don't end up in a category in which I would expect them to be. When the feature launched, I tried using it for a while, but then simply abandoned it completely, in favour of swiping down for alphabetical list, or simply by searching the app by name. As long as this is optional feature Windows, I don't mind though.

Ajoitus mennyt pieleen, kun ei ole samaan aikaan Olkiluoto 3:n huollon kanssa.

Oh, so at least I wasn't the only one. Didn't have too much fun resetting password and logging in to devices this morning, as I was busy enough to leave for a trip. Now I also get to generate a bunch of app passwords again, yay!

I see.

Probably helped by the fact that they have really low amount of cars anyway: They're ranked at 189th out of 195 countries when listed by motor vehicles by capita according to Wikipedia. They have a whopping of 10 vehicles per 1000 people and total of 1,200,000 vehicles in total while being the 13th most populous country in the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_and_territories_by_motor_vehicles_per_capita?wprov=sfti1#

To shreds, you say?

What about side cameras? Might miss on some important shots without them.

Currently have a red Sofirn SC21 Pro attached to my keys. It's been nice for the approx. 1½ year that I've had it.

Next up: BMW puts turn signals behind a subscription.

And there are cases where this has already happened: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/-particle-chrome-extension-sold-to-new-dev-who-immediately-turns-it-into-adware/ There are probably more recent cases too, but this was the first one I could find.

Snowrunner, just like I've been doing for nearly two years now.