Not gunna lie, taking the time to look up the people who downvote you and then pinging them is a bit much. It's not a great way to get people to agree with you. You could have just included more context in your original comment.
The activity issue finally just made me set to appear offline. I was irrationally paranoid that my manager or skip would see me away most of the time and think that I wasn't showing up for work, even though I was sitting there typing away.
The worst part is that even if I set my status in the status bar to "available" once I noticed it was away, it sometimes would just set itself back to away instantly. Opening up teams and clicking in the window seems to be the only way to get that to not happen.
I corrected my first comment in the comment you just replied to:
In both slate and rivian's case (I think), they seem to use a hybrid of both
Everywhere I've found calls it a hybrid or mix of both options. This is how Rivian does their bodies as well, which means Slate may not fully fix this "more expensive to repair than standard body-on-frame" problem. At least, Rivian calls it a "unique" body on frame.
Here's an R1T, for example and to compare:
I do see that the Slate's bed body is less of a unibody compared to the R1T, however it otherwise is very similar. I'm betting that the Slate will be cheaper to repair in the rear, from a labor and material sense, however I think it will suffer from similar problems elsewhere.
Don't get me wrong, I'd love to have a Slate regardless. R2 is a full unibody, which will almost definitely make repairs more costly, as well.
Yes, because unibody designs will all have this problem, where it's extremely expensive to repair damage to the frame.
Body-on-frame is generally better for repairability because you don't have this problem - you can just remove the damaged panel and replace it.
In both slate and rivian's case (I think), they seem to use a hybrid of both. So, it's probably around the same expense as repairing a Rivian in regard to labor (and possibly materials).
The point is that Slate might not resolve this problem either.
Once you set up Frigate, you'll never want to go back. I also use Frigate with Reolink cameras. I use two Coral tpu for recognition, personally, but similarly have a fiber connection to my NAS from my server with frigate.
It's not that you're wrong in this specific case, but every time I see an article that even vaguely mentions WA, I can count on you to be in the comments shitting all over the WA legislature for something. Ever since you said that blue states deserved what was coming to them from ICE for having gun control, I know you'll be here in the comments, like clockwork.
It's another brand new account posting a slop code project without any mention, yay