Does anyone know what's going on with Accurate Tune on Monticello? I saw it was empty up front, used to seeing vehicles there. Didn't want to speculate so thought I'd ask here.
My lease isn't up until next May but I'm looking for new areas to live, currently paying 1250 for a one bedroom apartment. Trying to stay near 1100 and below for a one or two bedroom apartment, don't need anything fancy like a pool. As long as it has a dishwasher haha. I've done some looking around, there isn't much but was wondering if anyone had any other leads.
So with all the changes going on with TV and broadcast media especially with all the job cuts happening (Nexstar, TEGNA, Scripps, etc), would you all think engineering departments would be safe regardless of what group you work for? I would think they would be the last ones to be touched since they maintain all the IT infrastructure and on air product for stations. Technology is gonna evolve all the time, but stuff will break and if you get rid of engineers, who's gonna fix it then? I haven't heard of any groups getting rid of engineers or downsizing departments. I get no one is really "safe" per say but yeah.
Overall question is, do you think engineers are safe for the most part?
Been having this problem with my CarPlay where it will randomly disconnect twice when making a phone call or anything having to do with voice interaction like Siri. Sometimes it will even disconnect randomly when driving down the road causing my to get confused and it will even do it at the worst times like coming up to a confusing intersection and I'm using Maps. Has anyone else had this issue? Wondering if a trip to the dealership is near to get any software updates, I haven't did any since I bought the car but then it could have auto updated with my internet at home.
For context, I do not use wireless CarPlay in my car, I'm always wired. I'm using a standard Apple branded C charger cable. Anyone know any troubleshooting steps I could take to fix this? The cable isn't bent or anything so I don't really see on that being the problem.