>And the UX is pretty good. The computer controls can almost be used by memory, they're very close to hand and well laid out. The nav is so-so but the in-dash lane view makes it sane for big cities.
But the software is awful. It's not poorly designed, necessarily, but it's buggy as hell.
Interesting. I have a 2015 BMW 3 Series with professional I-Drive and I still find it one of the best systems available.
I've never considered buying a drone however I would certainly not buy one that required an app + required user account to operate a piece of offline equipment.
> Then they changed it to block location-tagged postings too. Which is a bummer
Yes this was a bummer too. I used it all the time. Now I use hashtags which aren't as effective and I'm sure they'll shut that down too. O well, nothing useful really lost.
They started locking down other areas a few months ago. I used to browse public pictures using "locations" which was one of the first items to require a login. Frustrating but I just use the service less. And no, I will not create a login.
That sounds like a different issue. Parents who still drive but don't want to wait in line so they park in the surrounding neighborhood. Trying to find a loophole.
I'd like to hear why someone who lives a few blocks away can't walk from their house to school and pick up their child.
> I live 0.1 mile away from my kids' school, but cannot walk over there to pick them up, I have to get in a queue of cars that leads almost to my house