Your example assumes zero down payment, so yes.
But if your down payment had been 4k, gap would not have paid out. It’s only what you owe, not what you paid.

Gap insurance is just you gambling on a tiny down payment. The house always wins.

That’s true, but that depreciation is often recoverable. That deducted amount is paid out when you repair or replace the damage.

Cars don’t work like that though, OP should fight the valuation unless they left out critical information like a $5,000 deductible.

Does that make Ubuntu protestant?

https://www.maximummotorsports.com/Mustang-Torque-Arm-C89.aspx

I had their entire catalog under the car, 3.73s, and Dunlop star specs. The grip was insane. The car deserved a torsen anyway so I was not upset when the stock 8.8 carrier started howling. After tasting the torsen, you can’t go back.

When I broke my diff, it only cracked the carrier

Honestly, I’m impressed

Are you dual booting windows by chance?

Maybe check if there is newer firmware available for the chip set.

https://www.pentestpartners.com/security-blog/z-shave-exploiting-z-wave-downgrade-attacks/

I really hope the current production isn’t vulnerable to an 8 year old exploit.

It’s worth stepping back to through the “latest” 6.11 hwe and 6.8 hwe kernels to see if it improves.

That’s too modern 🤣

My Lenovo t14 amd 360 misbehaves on 6.11, but is great on 6.8

https://github.com/advplyr/audiobookshelf

I manually grab what I want from mam

Some reolink cameras (B800 for sure) scramble the encoding to lock them to reolink NVRs. I used two of them with frigate by running neolink because fuck vendor lock in

https://github.com/QuantumEntangledAndy/neolink

I had problems with the 0.6.x series but 0.5.18 ran well enough. I abandoned those cams because they would occasionally switch to sending static to frigate and locking it down.

There is a dlna server but it has “totally unintentional” memory leaks that cause it to crash after a few days and they refuse to fix.

Be sure to use archival grade paper!

I built this system for my mother with an old business pc running frigate. I used an old wifi router with ap mode available in the firmware that is only for the cameras. It’s a simple way to make sure the cameras won’t have internet access without relying on whatever router they may have. I added a second Ethernet port to the business PC because I had the parts, but for one or two cams you could theoretically do all over wifi. Install wireguard so you can manage it remotely. Then decide if you want to bother forwarding the ports and getting a domain setup, or if local only viewing is good enough.

For cameras, I used these amcrest ASH22-W which are good enough for the price. 1080p for $33

https://www.ebay.com/itm/314660333877

One thing to remember with these cameras- mounting them high gives you a bigger field of view, wipes out any possibilities of identification. The frigate models also don’t do as well. Doorbell cameras are better for that.

I’d see if your brand offers that option, and try and retrofit the OEM parts. It’s often the matter of cutting an extra hole or two and wiring it up to your controller. The tub will likely have indentations to make room for the part, even if that model doesn’t include the feature.

This is a whirlpool, Hotpoint, KitchenAid, etc door opener

https://www.hotpoint.co.uk/door-opening-system-j00532596/p

If that’s a dead end, maybe look at a wax motor. They are very cheap, easy to control, compact, and high force. Only problem is, the stroke is only . 25 inches, some up to . 5 inches. There is enough force that you could make a lever.

And it’s $5.99 a day