Unfortunately EVs aren’t in a place where they can be used by everyone. I owned a Model 3 LR and never got anywhere near the range it claimed. It was constantly recalculating my next stop to charge.

On long drives the range is a real problem. A 9 hour drive turned into 12 because I had to stop every 2 hours to charge for 20 minutes. I actually had to turn around go backwards an hour because it decided I couldn’t make it to the next charger. This wasn’t during extreme cold or heat… it was beautiful outside I was doing the speed limit without the AC on.

The range issues plus the dozens of phantom braking incidents on that trip caused me to trade it in for an ICE car as soon as I got back home. EVs are great for around town daily driving, but if you ever take long trips they are not ready yet. I want to own an EV and will certainly have one as my next car, but today is not that day.

This. I’m currently hosting Invidious and accessing it with Yattee on my iOS devices. It’s been amazing how clean of an experience I’ve had.

I have a note saved in Obsidian with every app I install on a new Mac. Unfortunately many of these are paid apps:

• AltTab: switch windows instead of apps (useful for apps with multiple windows open)
• Bartender 4: let’s you hide icons on your menubar
• BetterMouse: lots of control over mouse. Ability to inverse scroll on mouse only and leave natural on touchpad. The right click pan scrolling is great too.
• DisplayLink Manager: let’s you use more than one external monitor on non-pro machines if you have a compatible dock.
• Fantastical: great calendar app if you manage multiple calendars and need to send your availability to people external of your company.
• Greenshot: I take a ton of screenshots
• iStat Menus: puts cpu, memory, network, etc graphs on your menu bar.
• Jump Desktop: best RDP client I’ve found.
• Obsidian: not Mac specific, but an amazing note taking client.
• Raycast: expands your cmd+space with many plugins available. Probably my most used app.
• Rectangle Pro: Better window management including snapping windows to sides of screens.
• iTerm2: Much better terminal app than the stock one.