On becoming what you don’t get.

Bought a Pixel 10. If I care about you at all, please be very wary about investing any time or money in any OnePlus product.

Remember that their handpicked, Miri Adelson funded, demvote splitter Talarico was given the huge boost by CBS/Colbert so is no longer a viable spoiler. The strategy should always have been the progress for which the public yearns even in Texas and Crockett offers that. Her candidacy demands doubled support in the face of regressive GOP vulnerability.

“This app reports activity; Analytics can’t be disabled” is a nonstarter for me. Sometimes it appears there’s no such thing as a free game.

In most likely scenarios the social amortization should cover everyone including production/transportation labor.

Surviving; paying attention; ensuring your family’s security and hopefully that of your community are all in no way mutually exclusive. Kooky deflective narrative.

Okay, I had a lengthy chat with the mechanic for my Audi A3. He’s asking me to consider most strongly the Mazda CRV or Toyota Corolla Cross. He loves the Honda.

And yes, I keep reading very good things about the recent CX-30 - including its top ranking for compact SUVs by Car & Driver so I’m reconsidering it strongly also, and thank you very much.

(Reviewed in 2024; why not more recently? Don’t know.)
https://www.caranddriver.com/mazda/cx-30-2024

https://www.caranddriver.com/compare/?trimIds=68138112f617407e3392570d,68138110f617407e339214ed

Hey, hopefully a last question, only because I feel like I’ve been falling into a Subaru-yay-or-nay quandary.

Anybody have experience with the Chevy Trax? I’ve seen a few in the mountains around here and they look capable for what that’s worth - and more like a sedan, which is appealing to me. In the Compact SUV category Car & Driver likes it very much. Readers have complained about the wet timing-belt.
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/comparison-test/a68037852/2025-subcompact-suv-comparison-test/