Wow, this is really interesting, thanks for the summation.
If I wanted to read more (say entry level stuff), would you have a recommendation?
Wow, this is really interesting, thanks for the summation.
If I wanted to read more (say entry level stuff), would you have a recommendation?
Hahahahaha
How the turns have tabled!
They're rootable (flashable) from what I've read, would just take someone wanting to compile Lineage for it.
At least since it's bootloader unlockable, you can root it and disable what you want, though as I understand they ship with a pretty vanilla OS.
Yea, not the same as Lineage, but far better than most.
Haha, fine, I'll give you that one
Because bonnet means "any of various hoods, covers, or protective devices".
The etymology of which:
bonnet(n.) early 15c., "kind of cap or bonnet worn by men and women," from Old French bonet, short for chapel de bonet, a cap made from bonet "kind of cloth used as a headdress" (12c., Modern French bonnet), from Medieval Latin bonitum, bonetum "material for hats," which is perhaps a shortening of Late Latin abonnis "a kind of cap" (7c.), which is perhaps from a Germanic source. (If that is correct, a chapel de bonet would be etymologically a "cap made of cap").
So bonnet as a cover for the forward part of a vehicle originated with bonnet as a cover for one's head.
I've never heard of a fruck
And trunk originates with the trunk that was literally strapped to the back of a carriage to transport your stuff.
"bread"
Use a brush next time, way easier.
Or if it's easy to remove, wash in the kitchen sink.
Rule 2 of car ownership: never take it to the dealer for maintenance. Find a local shop and build a relationship with them.
Rule 1 is never buy a new car/buy a car from a branded dealer. Cars lose up to 30% of their value when first purchased. Several years ago I bought a 3 year old car for half it's new value - that's how much they depreciate (a Honda no less). Brand dealers are pros at screwing you over.