All that the email I received from them said was that they fixed the problem and there was nothing further I needed to do.

This type of shit is exactly why I do pre paid. One $185 payment at the beginning of the year and I forget about it.

If AI was so great, it would find a solution to operate at fraction of the cost it does now

I say this to my son sometimes. “Throw me the clicker.” The first time he looked at me like WTF are you talking about. Told him it’s another name for the remote, but didn’t tell him why, so he still has no idea

How old are you, 12?

Not only that, but people are realizing that the battery’s don’t last forever. What happens when those batteries start to wear and you need to replace them and have to spend another $5k - $10k. For a car you already paid $40k for? Also, where are the used batteries going? Used EV’s are a huge gamble and a risky proposition. In the end, it’s just more toxic waste to deal with

Doesn’t looks like this is available for Linux? I have older hardware running Mint that this would be perfect for. Am I just missing it?

Satan, is that you?

The documentation was put together by people that have a detailed knowledge of things and have lots of technical experiencr. I have a feeling that if some things are missing, it’s probably because they assume that someone setting this up already had a certain level of experience and therefore would already know what to do. More than likely they didn’t feel that every tiny step was needed as there would be a certain amount of common knowledge already.

I did this with my old router and as others have said it effectively cuts throughput in half. Depending on your usage though it might not be a big deal. I only connected mine so I could get a signal in the front yard. It’s fine for surfing the web or watching YouTube