Cars, Security and a Peek into my Life
I rarely get worked up while behind the wheel, here’s how and why.
Read it online at Autonet.
The last trick is my most devious one – I pretend I’m a puppet master.
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Back to ‘Keri on Driving’ – Index
When the car starts, that screen appears.
To turn it off: Settings > Vehicle Data Transmission Setting > OFF
I’d suggest turning it off for 2 reasons: to limit wireless traffic coming in and out of your car, and why help anyone track you.
Found on the 2016 Nissan Maxima, the upgraded infotainment system includes the debut of the new Nissan Connect Services – built-in safety & security telematics with SOS, automatic collision calling, smartphone remote access to vehicle including engine start, customizable alerts and maintenance notices.
Review for the paper prints in a couple weeks.
Best interpretation I received:
The most obvious message I got from that is that “It’s ok to talk to the hand, carrying flowers while walking with a donut to catch the bus.. you would like to have target practice with floppy disks while reading charts and graphs under lock and key for the Department of Defense.” – John Knox
The actual meaning is less colourful – I scrolled through all possibles, chose my favourites along the way, then hit post.
Know what though? And filing this under predictions:
Prediction: our method of communicating is coming full circle, and we’ll soon be back to hieroglyphics.
A research team in China has successfully installed thought-controlled computing into a car.
Using only the power of her mind, Xie Lingyue locked and unlocked the vehicle, started it, and then moved it both forward and backward. She mentally informed the trunk to open and side mirrors to fold in.
Read it online at Autonet.
Now.
For years, who’s been telling you this is coming? The blog tag thought-controlled computing dates back to February 2011.
It’s here guys.
We’ll soon be using BCIs – Brainwave-Controlled Interfaces
Remember my 2012 Prediction? What the Mayans really meant?
Hang on, I’ll go grab that old video.
(originally predicted February 2011)
I’ll keep predicting the future, you keep rolling your eyes.
I’m a natural.
Blog tag = the Mind
As fame increases, so do the number of people who both like and dislike you. So as a barometer, an increase in haters means you’re becoming more widely-known, I’ll buy that.
Except I don’t think those proclaiming, “I love my haters!” are thinking that deeply.
First – so you love “hate?” Uh-huh.
But more – you’re telling me you posses a rare, massive mental capacity that can transform hate into love, that your mind is that enlightened?
No chance.
Really ready for this trend to end.
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This is an I Am Not a Hippie.com post – endless scrolling of things I notice while going about life. Goes good with morning coffee.
