Depends on the car, but they’re usally there to protect something. Removing it could mean water and mud splashing up near the belts, potential damage to the oil pan from rocks, etc.
It appears that it was just zip tied back on…
yeah that’s not uncommon, just drive the front onto a curb, put blocks on the wheels, and use some sturdy zip ties.
You are right that you don’t need an armchair diagnosis. Although you seriously need to go look at old photographs and what people do with cloth in real life. Because your view on what is real, and what is fake, is not conducive to reality if you think that dress looks “AI” generated.
EDIT: And if you’re blocking people for pointing that out. You’re literally just making things worse for yourself.
It doesn’t.
You need to get off the internet, go to your local library and find some picture books so you can readjust away from AI brainrot.
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It’s misleading, but not wrong based on the hardware.
i3-6100U - 2015, 15W TDP base speed 2.3Ghz (has no turbo), 3MB cache
Ultra 5 125U - 2023, 15W base TDP, base speed 1.3Ghz, turbo 4.2Ghz(57W), 12mb cache.
Honestly I’m surprised they didn’t go for the Ultra 9, with a 2.3(45W) base, 5.1 tubo(115W) and 24MB cache.
It’s actually very rare that Hollywood makes non-nature movies that use correct animal sounds(and it’s often not correct in animal focused ones either). For birds they especially tend to use sounds that are exclusive to North America, even if the setting is in on another continent.
There’s the classic of kids asking why they’ve never heard the “ribbit ribbit” sound in nature: The pacific tree frog only lives on the west coast of North America.
And let’s not forget almost every single time you see a bear “roaring”, it’s almost always mixed in with lion roars and such. In real life a black bear “roar” sounds more like a cow going “moo”.
While some lie about it or try to deny or even suppress it, most people have at least a few scenes that make them cry.
Pretty sure I could make a few people tear up by just quoting a single line: