u/DizzyLead

My parents are both in their seventies, but are still driving (a single car) out of necessity. They live in a medium-sized city in the LA area, but hardly ever go far (almost always for shopping and church or visiting nearby relatives).

So I’ve gotten concerned about what could happen as they drive, and I’m really hoping to get them a dashcam. So here’s my question: are there dashcams out there that require practically no intervention? Like the driver gets in, turns on the ignition, and the dashcam starts recording; and when they get to their destination, the driver turns off the ignition, and the dashcam stops recording. If an incident happens, all they would need to do is pull out the SD card.

Preferably, I would like the installation to be doable non-professionally (my brother and I are fairly tech-savvy and would most likely be able to come over and install the dashcam). And of course, the less expensive (but without compromising our wants), the better. Both front and rear would be ideal, but I think I would be okay with just the front.

Any recommendations (and links) would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!

I know Nattie is currently at this stage, Grayson Waller just got started, and Shotzi went through it before being released.

Anyone remember any others who were sent to NXT, and ones who may have done well enough to return to the main roster?

Of course, I would exclude some “guest appearances,” like homecomings or “I won titles in RAW/SD and I want to challenge one of the current title holders in NXT just to add one more title to my record.” Rather, I would like to hear about wrestlers who had a full-on run/storyline in NXT. Were there any others? Finn Balor got “demoted” to NXT sometime before, right? (Confession: I didn’t start watching NXT until it came to the CW).

Hi all! Fan since the 1st Generation here. While IMO the divide between 1st Generation and 2nd Generation K-Pop is fairly obvious, and the divide between 2nd Generation and 3rd Generation, while less obvious nonetheless exists, the fact that I’ve felt that the boundary lines between 3rd and 4th are even more blurry (I have held on to the belief, for example, that groups like I-dle and ITZY aren’t so much “4th generation” as they are “late 3rd,” and that companies and fans tend to be hasty in labeling their new groups as the first of the next generation to make them stand out) means that in recent years, I’ve largely ignored the distinction and transition between 4th and 5th gen, and they’re all one big nebulous mass to me.

So, largely putting aside my notions that a) there’s no firm “debut date” line between generations (“if you debuted before this date, you’re this generation, if you debuted after this date, you’re that generation”) and b) a group of the same gender and the same company debuting after a group of a certain generation doesn’t make them the next generation (e.g., TVXQ, SuJu and SHINee are all 2nd Gen), I’m turning to one more way of distinguishing between “generations,” which is:

While there are always going to be acts for which their “generation” will be debatable, there are also acts for whom their generation is widely agreed upon. No-one is going to dispute that HOT is a first generation idol group, that 2NE1 is 2nd generation, or that Twice is third, for example.

So given the groups that are currently active, which ones are definitely in the 4th generation for you? Which are definitely 5th generation? Which ones are debatable, and what criteria do you use to distinguish them? Thanks in advance!