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Negative on the flyby there Maverick. There are VERY few things that I'm willing to tell my wife what to do - and telling her to get in line definitely ain't one of them. Becoming a Tesla only family just happens to be ONE of those few things.That's right! Go tell your wife to get in line!
You've Got Mail!Update: I guess I had trouble doing some simple math. It's been closer to 28 years since I've had my AOL account (circa 1992). I was on their system about a year before Eternal September. I blame the 2 glasses of wine I had during dinner for the confusion about the date.
Reminds me back when Nissan wanted me to pay $300 for a map update DVD. Delivery time was 6-8 weeks. Hahahaha
Update: I guess I had trouble doing some simple math. It's been closer to 28 years since I've had my AOL account (circa 1992). I was on their system about a year before Eternal September. I blame the 2 glasses of wine I had during dinner for the confusion about the date.
Also my Tesla won't even connect to my wifi, so land rover isn't the only one that has issues. Again, funny that people think Tesla is the be all end all in everything.
Yep.It sounds like an issue with your router. I have connected my M3 to plenty of SSID's with no issue.
No one is saying that Tesla is the end all but connecting it to a wifi network isn't hard. There is nothing special about how it connects.
The type of person who discovers the son (a.k.a. automated lawnmower) is difficult to start, requires tons of expensive and regular maintenance, and is recharging whenever needed for lawn mowing.I'm trying to understand the type of person who owns a Tesla, but not an automated lawn mower....
Also my Tesla won't even connect to my wifi, so land rover isn't the only one that has issues. Again, funny that people think Tesla is the be all end all in everything.
I hear you, dude. I also save asserting my dominance to only the things that matter.Negative on the flyby there Maverick. There are VERY few things that I'm willing to tell my wife what to do - and telling her to get in line definitely ain't one of them. Becoming a Tesla only family just happens to be ONE of those few things.
Yeah, if we could only have kept people away from technology, preventing mass adoption and the innovation explosions that would later be the core fundamentals for stuff like, I dunno, autonomous vehicles?Ugh. I'd been messing with Usenet since the mid-1980s, and remember when all the AOL newbies hit the Usenet news groups. (I used to hang out in rec.autos.misc, alt.folklore.urban, and numerous others.) Usenet was never the same afterwards.
What's an "automated lawn mower"? Your kids? You mean that robot thing that works for 30mins?I'm trying to understand the type of person who owns a Tesla, but not an automated lawn mower....
Elon Musk is a newbie in the car industry who doesn't respect the existing etiquette. Just saying.
It was a rebuttal to "eternal September". It's an expression usually thrown out by someone who is either trying to seem more savvy than they are or someone who felt they "owned the internet" until regular people started joining.And thankfully so.
That and the incredible over-engineered containers they shipped them in. I remember several bamboo boxes with neatly beveled corners ... and then there were the metal "tins". Those containers were worth more than the AOL CDs ... LOL.The best thing about AOL were the free 'coasters' that came in the mail.
Yeah, if we could only have kept people away from technology, preventing mass adoption and the innovation explosions that would later be the core fundamentals for stuff like, I dunno, autonomous vehicles?
Eternal September? Want me to hold your Captain Crunch whistle while you cry? Elon Musk is a newbie in the car industry who doesn't respect the existing etiquette. Just saying.
Yup. I used to go to Fry's Electronics and hoard those floppy disks to store my *pics*Then came the WWW, and forums like this one, and things _really_ went downhill.
AOL marketing was a good source of extra floppy disks too.
If your comment was directed to me, since I was the one that first threw out the topic, I'd like to respond at the risk of taking this thread even more OT. I made note to Eternal September only to place a timestamp on the ownership of my AOL account. I assumed that some people here would get the reference as they are internet-savvy (or are as old as I am), while others would have to Goggle it and then may or may not understand the significance of that event.It was a rebuttal to "eternal September". It's an expression usually thrown out by someone who is either trying to seem more savvy than they are or someone who felt they "owned the internet" until regular people started joining.
Ugh. I'd been messing with Usenet since the mid-1980s, and remember when all the AOL newbies hit the Usenet news groups. (I used to hang out in rec.autos.misc, alt.folklore.urban, and numerous others.) Usenet was never the same afterwards.
C'mon man AOL was actually amazing in 90s. You've Got Mail. Instant Messaging. Chat rooms (especially those warez rooms). The one thing I did hate was the annoying dial up sound that is permanently embedded in my brain. Also when my mom picked up the phone and I got disconnected lol.The best thing about AOL were the free 'coasters' that came in the mail.
And thankfully so.