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A sensor just went out on my Prius and needed to be replaced. The sensors have batteries. The battery in one of the four sensors was dead, and the batteries can’t be replaced, so the whole sensor

Here is the Car Talk article about the pressure sensors, along with advice about where to get them replaced. (Hint: it's not the dealer.)

Thanks again. Ain’t it marvelous?

Here you go Harry! John Tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS) that use valve stems to read tire pressure work by incorporating wireless sensors within the valve stem itself (or very close to it,

Thanks John. Does it send it wirelessly? Or is the sensor connected by wires and permanently installed in the rim?

Harry, there is a valve stem with a sensor that reads the pressure & sends it to your car computer. Sorta expensive to replace one but they are invaluable. John

…what my tire pressure is?

At least the advantage of old moldering email over paper mail is that it doesn't take up any real space and it is so nicely dated that ditching everything over x years old is simple and needs no

Great philosophy Harry! No joy…no save. I found some today that not only didn’t bring joy, they didn’t bring anything! Inactive / dead links that I was saving. What a waste. Thanks, Bill

I agree Anne, I had some success today, due to the fact I had a tooth pulled and was told to have a rest day. Sat in a recliner for several hours and went thru the folders and deleted so many old,

I too have a large “documents directory” of emails I have saved in Apple mail. If if viewed one a day it would take me forever. Some of these mailboxes go four levels or more! I do ocassionally

Bill, I have the same problem - I have never looked at any of the saved emails so I figure I don’t really need them but yet I can’t bear to get rid of them. When I get to the point of being tired

There may be no easy way to solve my issue, but I’ll throw it out there. Been using Apple’s Mail for ever and ever. Over the years, I have created ‘folders’ to move email into and save for

I don’t travel with the laptop either - except when we go to Alabama to visit my son. We are there 2-4 weeks at a time twice a year so I got the second screen just for those times. Thanks for the

Love the photo Harry, Cool. John

I use my iPad as a second screen when traveling. Now that I think about it, I haven’t even taken my laptop on the last few trips, just my iPad. L^2

Nice

Harry, I just had this one delivered yesterday, haven’t even had time to hook it up & give it a try. At home my second monitor is a large Apple but when traveling I had to have some kind of

I just got a portable second screen for my laptop. Life is good. I got it on Amazon - Here is the one I bought but there are others. https://tinyurl.com/25vt45sd

I have several unused HDMI cables but I will look into the audio quest chocolate cables. Thanks John.