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r/kiasportage•

Before you say read the manual, I’ve read and watched everything related to this. I’m also not talking about the CarPlay Split View.

However, I don’t seem to have “use CarPlay with Split Screen” on my CarPlay setting like some YouTube instructions shows. I know this is possible before the 2026 model years. Is there a way to enable it so that I can see the hybrid info in the right and CarPlay on the right.

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r/ManyBaggers•

First, I’m fully acknowledging the irony of posting here.

I feel like I’m spending way too much time on this subreddit and YouTube videos. The entire week of free time gets taken up whenever a new bag is released. I realized I had a problem when I was spending so much time on the Aer TP4 content, even though I have no need or interest in a travel backpack.

I started this “hobby” because my back was hurting from using a terribly designed Everki Studio Slim and thinking, “there has to be a better way.”

That was years ago. Since then, I found two bags that are actually perfect for what I want out of a backpack: Bellroy Workpack V1 and Rework Toshi (after making the bottom padding mod). Ci

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r/macbook•

I think partly due to growing up with cheap Windows laptops, I learned to hate the clicking noise and I have always used Tap to Click on my MacBooks and it’s equivalent on my windows laptops.

So, it made very little difference to me when MacBooks started using the Force Touch tech that makes a clicking feel without physically moving the track pad.

I always assumed most people would be on the same boat, but the complaints about Neo’s physical track is making me think this is not a commonly used feature. If you use tap to click, it wouldn’t matter that Neo has a physically moving track pad, right? Right?

Do you guys not use tap to click?

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