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>The "lock chirp" using my key fob usually makes up for the times I'm not quite sure where it is. Ah, yes, the "letting people who don't care know I'm now home
by otteromkram 3y ago
>The "lock chirp" using my key fob usually makes up for the times I'm not quite sure where it is.
Ah, yes, the "letting people who don't care know I'm now home or letting everyone know that I'm walking away from my unattended vehicle (so robbers better not touch it)" alert everyone loves.
Do you do the thing where you hit it a bunch of times to blast the horn and show off that 90s tech because you need people to see how cool you are?
- oooyay 3y ago> Do you do the thing where you hit it a bunch of times to blast the horn and show off that 90s tech because you need people to see how cool you are? Heh, I do this but it's because depressing the button on my remote doesn't guarantee that the alarm will arm. The sound of the chirp is key to whatever mode I put it in. I could also just use my phone, but the app is stupidly slow and I kind of hate that my car has an app. I'd much prefer the equivalent of dance dance revolution on a 90s key fob than accept all the things that come with an app.
- ghaff 3y agoI sort of like I can lock my newish car silently by just touching the door handle while still having the usual fob functions if I’m not sure exactly where my car is.
- hn_acker 3y ago> Do you do the thing where you hit it a bunch of times to blast the horn and show off that 90s tech because you need people to see how cool you are? This line was unwarranted. What part of steelframe's response suggested that steelframe likes letting other people hear the parked car's location, never mind honking?