Re: re: taxi seemed to be driving rather more aggressively
It's not an exception in California - that's why you get those videos of cars slowly following a non-yielding cyclist up a mountain road.
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USCIS Form I-9 details the options available to prove Identity and Employment Authorization.
A Permanent Resident could present their PR card, or an I-776 singularly which illustrated ID and EA. OR they could present for example both a state issued Driver License plus a non-endorsed SSA card.
The problem appears to be that MS were insisting on a specific ID, which is verboten.
The battery isn't removable - you remove the doorbell to charge.
The mount screws into the wall using scary sharp 5cm long woodscrews
The doorbell clips to the top of the mount, and a couple of 1cm long shoulder security "machine" screws (untapered with only a thread on the 0.5cm closest to the head) screw into the bottom of the mount. The unthreaded part of the screw protrudes into the base of the doorbell and stops it being removed. You need to find your security torx every month or so to recharge.
You'd have to be pretty confused to get it wrong, but clearly people did, and that was a nicely charged battery they were self-tapping into!
They didn't originally contain a warning, although it was pretty clear about which screws were which and you'd have to go to some effort to stick the doorbell up with alternate screws and use the wood screws instead of security screws.
Ring did send out a warning email in the middle of August. I'm guessing the recall affects any "in channel" that haven't already had updated instructions?