I run local AI using a program called “GPT4All”. It’s free, you can Download several models.

If you plan to cross boarders, I think it’s recommended to have the registration for the trailer with you. At least it’s that way going in and out of Mexico. Sounds like you need a larger vehicle to tow a trailer like that.

Don’t forget the weight of clothing, dishes, bedding, water tanks, and tons of other things that add to the trailer weight.

My SUV can only tow 2700lbs. Basically useless to tow anything.

We currently live in the SUV. We learned a TON from the YouTube “CheapRVLiving”. We even have a fridge, solar power, electric cooker, heated blanket.

When I bought a book on Linux, I followed it chapter by chapter then when I got to chapter 6 or something none of it matched my OS and I was lost again. It was really bad for a modern book.

I did learn a lot from the book, but quite discouraged after getting lost there.

About a year or 2 later I went full time in Linux after the windows Recall and their One drive was stealing all my files when it was disabled. I saw the sync icons all over my desktop with the computer idle. Last straw and I switched to Linux for good.

Eating tide pods? Stealing Kia cars? Other silly trends that are deadly too

The battery tester I have will put a load on the battery and calculate its life. It’s a bit different than a normal meter. I find it useful to know if my battery is good before I take a trip or once in a while, as it’s better to know more than just knowing the voltage of the battery. I don’t think it’s really necessary, but I find it useful and didn’t cost me too much.

A normal multimeter is great for thousands of things, even the cheapest harbor freight one is a great start. (you might find a coupon for it for free).

I thought BMW wanted a subscription for heated seats. You know, the seats already in your car but software locked with a paywall.

Electrical meter

Tire air gauge

Tire patch kit

Air pump

Brake reset tool (forget exact name, I paid $10 and it pushes the brake piston back in when installing new brake pads)

Tire thread measuring tool (know when you need new tires)

Battery tester (test how many cca remain)

Battery acid tester

Radiator coolant tester

Distilled water to put in battery

Coat hangers (metal hanger can be cut and bent to hold things such as the brake caliper)

The tire patch kit saved me a few weeks ago.

It’s called windows because they are always looking in at what you’re doing. It’s “open” so they are now public about looking inside your windows.

They were stealing my data from my desktop as it was syncing to their cloud. Seeing those sync icons when I had one drive disabled made me switch to linux about the time they were taking about the AI tech screen shots. F that, I’m out.

Been on Linux for a while now and it’s been great.

I moved out of that mess. lol just bought land in another state.

I use a self hosted version called GPT4all (https://gpt4all.io/index.html?ref=localhost) so I don’t have to worry about data getting out.

Los angeles

If you lie, you loose people trust. It’s extremely difficult to gain that trust back (maybe even impossible sometimes)

I remember as a kid, I met these other kids that would drink from the side of the street. That sewer water was full of nasty including gas and oil runoff from the roads and who knows what else.

I also had an ex that would drink the chemicals under the sink as a tiny kid.

Thanks!

Thanks! We will soon own land and live in an RV. Gotta start somewhere. We are excited for so many new things, new city, new history, new stores, new people.

I had an abusive family member. Whenever they wanted to start fights I would stay quiet. It got to the point of them insulting me every chance they got. I ghosted them for almost 3 years now. Just finally moved out of that house. My wife and I are living in our car, but we are free from abuse and that’s all that matters. That family member truly had a hold on us as slaves. So finding an escape was incredible.

That I live in a small car with my wife and a cat. lol Never would have ever guessed that.

At least it’s temporary as we are buying land and will soon get an RV and build a house.

Nope, not at that time.

It looks like you did not even save the file. Reminds me when I used my Commodore 64 and had to code in my entire program each boot (didn’t have a floppy drive or game carts)