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Since its 10 years ago when I got my Zed I will just leave these here . . . I hope she is still on the road and being looked after

Thats nice . . unfortunately I think any mere mortals would struggle to afford a wheel nut let alone the rest of the car

All the sub 20yr olds drive them here along with Civic Type R's unless you live in Downtown Vancouver where the first car of choice is Ferrari's, Lambo's, M3/M5, AMG's etc . . . one early 20's yr old was complaining that he had to pay $700K Tax on his Bugatti https://www.scmp.com/news/china/society/article/3005989/chinese-tycoons-son-buys-us38million-bugatti-chiron-vancouver 370's seem to be the car of choice for late 20's or early 30's

This ^^ is a good idea!!

interesting so....... No Seatbelt = No Airbags

Maybe the airbags did not deploy as a lateral sideways movement not forward/back scenario?

How did the scan go Stan? All ok? Glad the car did its job, sounds like it too the brunt. What you going to replace it with?

Holy crap Stan!. Glad everyone is ok and not seriously injured. "The sensor is the device that tells the bag to inflate. Inflation happens when there is a collision force equal to running into a brick wall at 10 to 15 miles per hour (16 to 24 km per hour). A mechanical switch is flipped when there is a mass shift that closes an electrical contact, telling the sensors that a crash has occurred. The sensors receive information from an accelerometer built into a microchip." Maybe the impact was not quite enough to trigger the airbag? Its worth asking the question for sure from BMW

Nice, I am in Vancouver area

Common as muck along with the 350's Where in Canada are you?

You can put me as a tentative again this year Chris

Don't forget the Rocket Man!!

If you can't find anything on the inter webbage I would go speak to the Geniuses at Apple

I think your confusing MAC address with macOS Seems like the update is stuck, quick google . . you could try this https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5826458

Do your neighbours seem the type to be hacking? You may find that your phone picked up a broadcast from a Roku TV thus showing it in the list on your phone. Hacking and spoofing wifi is pretty easy if you have the tools and know how ( I work in smartphone security). Best practices would be to have a complex password with the highest encryption possible in your router. depending on its capabilities you could also as Dan suggested do some MAC address filtering to only allow devices to connect if the password is known and the MAC matches.

Nice roof scoop . . . oh wait that's a bin Looking good Steve

****that!! is a hideous enough way to die without the quacks forcing you to live

if you're going to buy a Mac Pro for $6k (starting price) and a Monitor for $5k (starting price) . . what's another $1k for a stand

Not really a fair poll . . pitting a £35-40k Zed against a £65K+ SUV . . you would have been better to change the RR to a Fiat Multipla

From what I hear they are already on the way with their own OS, Making their own components may be more of a challenge as they will need to have them ratified and comply with global standards . . . then there is the Apps, competing with the likes of the google play store and apple App Store will be tough. Inside the great firewall of china not so much of an issue, but outside globally?

Wifi Alliance and SD Card Association now suspend Huawei https://www.cnet.com/news/huawei-cant-unseat-samsungs-without-us-software-and-chips/ This is just Donald's way of getting a trade deal he wants . . cripple a country's biggest business until they submit and drop their pants.

Very nice Stan! Congrats

Yes still here, no plans on returning anytime soon ... well.... only fleeting visits now and again. ...... it's still rubbish here, you would not like it at all, don't come!!

Hiya Stan I hope you are keeping well?

IT & Scarface