I once wrote a script from beginning to end that executed correctly the first time I ran, I spent the next 30 minutes troubleshooting.
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My isp used to offer 10mbps up for like a decade, they have recently downgraded it to 5mbps for new subscribers. I've uploaded a few things with it and it's extremely slow. If it wasn't that I'm only paying $40 for 1gbps down, I'd have switched.
Half of my house was 8k, the other side I'm planning to install myself because I don't have that kind of money just waiting to be spent anymore.
I'd google it but most of my outages were related to the god awful modem my service provider included in the plan, I bought my own and issues have reduced drastically.
So, when I had google fi, the phones I got from them would already arrive signed into my account, I always wondered how it was done.
Oh my sweety, the client has refused to buy a UPS or make any change whatsoever to make the solution viable, because they are dicks.
I'm considering an entire career change so I don't have to deal with shit like this anymore.
So that sort of happened to me on the previous gen of this infotainment unit.
I used the app to turn on the car and it keeps the car on for a short time, I started the update but it took way longer than I expected and the car shut off halfway through.
It seems to me that the unit is kept in some low power standby mode, when I turned the car back on, it just continued from where it stopped.
They've had one for a while as far as I know but it didn't work for me outside of the US so it was useless for me since I used to be safer abroad.
If they are not disabled before, they will soon.