u/PrettyBlueEyes

This seems like an encouraging sign of the times to me. The ceremony was a civil, non-denominational event held at Madison Square Garden. Adam Sandler officiated the marriage ceremony. The ceremony did not follow traditional religious rites and served purely as a celebrity civil marriage ceremony and celebration.
Nobody seems to be talking about this aspect of the marriage ceremony, nobody seems to care that it was secular, which gives me further encouragement.

I like not having to keep my foot on the brake pedal during a long light. I've found two ways to do this. One way is to hold the left paddle. The other way is to use autohold. If I use the left paddle, there's a clunk when I press the accelerator to go, maybe as if it's releasing a parking brake. There are no other conditions where I hear this clunk. If it was a parking brake, I would expect to hear it when first starting the car and selecting Drive or Reverse. If I use autohold, there is no such clunk and it is very smooth.

What is causing the clunk?

Sorry for the newbie question. Back in the day, ISO 100 was standard, and you could push it to maybe 400. I was surprised to see that my shiny new R5 is happy with ISO 5,000. Really? If true, it seems like there's no longer a need for a flash? What am I missing?

I just bought a TT685 II C and it has firmware version 1.2

I see that there is a version 3.4 for it.

I installed the G3 V2 updater. The G1 updater won't install on my Windows 11 computer.

I removed the batteries from the flash.

When I plug in the flash, the updater says Device connected.

When I click Web File, I don't see this model.

When I click Local File, it's looking for a .bin file, but the Godox website only has a .fri file.

The flash does not show anything on the LCD.

How do I update the firmware?

I do see that this was posted two or three years ago, I'm hoping that things have improved.

I've watched some YouTube videos, they're older and it seems like the updater works on older models but not newer ones.

I bought a copy of Lightroom from somebody. Why do the box and the CD say Lightroom 6, and the app says Lightroom Classic 9.2.1? (I don't like renting software and this was a way of getting a permanent version.)