the US will.

But there’s a US$130,000 exemption (the “foreign earned income exclusion”) and tax treaties with many countries, so not many people actually need to pay extra tax to the USA. Realistically, the only time you need to is if you earn more than US$130k and the country you live in has a lower tax rate than the USA.

What hurts much more is the “exit tax” when you leave the USA (as a green card holder after 7 years) or renounce your citizenship.

Thanks. Same energy as people in Florida/Texas that want undocumented immigrants deported, except for their gardener and cleaner because they’re “the good ones”.

Is this guy famous or something? Why is he in the news?

The error doesn’t pop up just because you have a VPN connected. It pops up when it can’t actually communicate with the car. All it’s doing is adding some extra text to the error message if a VPN is connected.

Wireless Android Auto communicates to your car using Wi-Fi Direct. Something is preventing your phone from communicating with the car. Sometimes it’s an improperly configured VPN.

Does your Wireguard route all traffic through the tunnel, or only traffic for particular IPs? If it works fine when your VPN is off, that means it’s an issue with your VPN configuration. The Android TV version of Wireguard lets you select just specific apps to route over the VPN - does the Android phone version support that?

For what it’s worth, I use Tailscale and haven’t seen this error.

I know very little about crypto other than the theory behind it. What does XMR do differently?

They’re a public company and have shareholders… How would they sell it under-the-table?

untraceable

Literally every transaction is stored in a public ledger that anyone can read. That’s not exactly untraceable. Eventually someone will convert the Bitcoin to regular currency, which then links the transaction chain to the real world. Transactions can be clustered based on accounts at exchanges, and often patterns emerge once you do this. This is how some ransomware groups are uncovered.

I hate that a lot of coupons are hidden in the supermarket’s app. At least that’s the case for Safeway. Some coupons are advertised on the price tag, but some aren’t on the price tag, nor pop up if you add the item to the cart on your phone. You need to go to the coupons section in the app and search for one, or scan the barcode of the product to look for coupons for it. I’m not doing that for every item in my cart. Waste of time.

I mean, either they sell it and the buyer has to comply with the law, or they don’t sell it.

They’re likely going to be sold, not shut down. Whoever buys the company takes on the responsibility.

If they actually shut down then it shouldn’t be an issue since they’d almost certainly erase everything.

They’re a California-based company so under the CCPA they must delete your data upon request.

humans function without LIDAR

The point of a self-driving car is to be better than a human, and see things that humans don’t see (like obstacles that are obscured by fog or rain)

The only BYDs available in the USA are busses, trucks and forklifts. No cars unfortunately. Same with all the other Chinese brands like MG - none of them are available in the USA.

Most of the Japanese, South Korean, and German EV brands are available in the USA, in addition to American brands of course. Ford, Kia, Hyundai, VW, BMW, Audi, Cadillac, Chevy, Dodge, Genesis, Honda, and probably others I’m forgetting.

Not all of the manufacturers are available in the USA though.

Hyundai Ioniq 5 is a good car for the price. I see them quite a lot too.

It’s annoying that it says “data from Edmunds published on Thursday” but doesn’t link to the data.

Yeah you’ll need some way to allow incoming connections to seed and maintain a ratio. You could look on the LowEndTalk forum for a seedbox at a good price, or use a VPN like AirVPN. The VPN must support port forwarding.

I wonder if this will work with MVNOs too. I’m on US Mobile (who are excellent) on Verizon’s network.

Have you tried using IPv6? ISPs that know what they’re doing usually have native IPv6 in addition to CGNAT. (although, to that point, ISPs that know what they’re doing usually use technologies other than CGNAT).

To maintain a ratio, you need inbound connections, which you can’t get at all over CGNAT. I know you don’t want to use a VPN but honestly the best solution is to use a VPN that supports port forwarding, like AirVPN.