Two days ago I did the Over the Air (OTA) update for my new Hyundai Electric Kona 2023. It was weird so see how much changed (many of the changes not listed at all on the update documentation) but either they altered how the power-steering works or the update turned power steering off. They car is a lot harder to drive now, and it feels like a different car (one which I would not have bought). So while the radio became much better, the danger of OTA updates is that now you may change the profile of the car so much it's a different product.
I've decided. I want to build my own home. There is something special about building your own things. I built a desk for my tiny room when I first moved to L.A. My room was so small that I had to sit on the bed to use the computer so I build a high desk so I could sit on the bed and work on the computer. My roommate Trentity helped me cut the ply-wood to the right side. I still have that desk. It now sits on the living room covered by a cloth hiding the surplus of costume parts my current roommate Sean uses in his creations. Learning to build and fix things continue. And the feeling of satisfaction from fixing even small things is great. So a few years ago I heard on the NPR program the Story about a couple of educators that moved to a tent in their back-yard so they could rent their house and afford to send their kids to college. They had a special type of tent called a yurt and cooked and showered in an RV they had parked next to it. I thought I could do that. Housing in Lo
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