@matigo I think it was 2014.
Not only does the car have a dedicated iPod mode with its audio system (via a USB port) a plain FAT 32 formatted USB drive inserted into the same port with .wma, .mp3 or .aac music files on it can be played.
I’ve been feeling a bit ”off” for most of the morning. Food fixed that problem. Feeling OK now after a frozen microwave-reheated meal of beef in red wine sauce with veggies served on a bed of garlic mashed potatoes.
Popsci.com.au can die in a fucking fire. To even link from Apple News to the following article in Safari I had to use a VPN connection to the USA. The .com.au website otherwise over-rides the desired .com one. https://www.popsci.com/cell-phone-cancer-public-health-california
Driving home in filthy wet weather, I learned the rear window wiper has an intermittent mode that’s initially hidden. When switched on, the wiper makes three sweeps, pauses for two seconds then goes into intermittent mode, sweeping once every five seconds.
The new (to me, anyway) car has a switchblade-style ignition key. So I thought I’d try running the car with the key partly folded to keep the other keys away from my leg. That works, but not for startup: for that operation the key must be fully extended.
It cost me $3 to fix a failing with my car’s audio system: when in iPod mode, the time is not displayed. Solution: cheap stick-on battery powered LCD clock.
Downloading Australian map updates for the Sygic navigation app (Windows 10 Mobile); comes to 479 MB. Conversely, updates for Pitcairn Island total 169 kB.