Personally I prefer consistency across consumption mediums. On the instance I use saved posts are kept under profile when using a browser. Of course adding more than exists in there today(history) would make it fairly busy and planning for the future makes a great deal of sense as well.

Great point about the news app storing the saved stories under search. Though that search icon feels like a catch all for everything on ios26.

Well that’s a positive! I hadn’t been bothered by that behavior but I could see it making others nuts. Wouldn’t the effect have been the same if it was moved back with the profile related posts? Not that it has to move there or anything. I’ll be used to this in a couple days max. Thanks for the help!

Thanks a million. I think this is how the 3rd place this has been located since I used this app. I liked it best when it was under my profile with my post and commenting history. Feeds made sense as well. I’ll admit I’m baffled by this placement.

Great point about repairability. I’ve seen some interesting videos of EV repairs on cars with odd pack issues. Very specialized work right now but assuming skills will develop over time that makes it much easier.

Probably burned up the brushes in the electric motors. Those are usually replaceable. Many tools are now available in brushless.

These types of companies may not have tons of disposable income to invest in this but as they need new tools it will probably phase in.

That’s pretty sweet. More car company’s are including provisions for these types of systems built in to accommodate the changing trends too.

A landscaping crew would require more batteries and/or a method to charge on the go. Cost might be prohibitive to do that now but in time it might work out. Imagine if you have a large battery in a trailer that charges up all the small batteries between sites or solar on the roof.

Considering most landscaping work is done in the summer months maybe a move to a different Lithium chemistry that is cheaper but doesn’t like cold as much could be beneficial for pro tools.

There is a bill in the IL house that seeks to require a team to have a winning season in 3 of the past 5 years to be eligible for government financing.