While those are some examples of "liberal narratives", there's also a very real "men are harmed by the patriarchy too" narrative.
I see the problem you see and I agree with you about it, it's just the narratives you've described aren't the only liberal narratives.
None of the recalled cars are EVs, and yet the main photo used in the article is the EV9 and the headline is ambiguous enough to suggest it's EV fires causing the recall.
I'm not saying this is necessarily intentional, but it seems suspicious to me.
FWIW, I've found that my phone has the most reliable BLE radio+drivers for flashing these; I've had some luck on windows and Linux but chrome on Android has ended up being my go-to for flashing these.
Edit: which I'm now noticing was pretty much said in the article; take this as an endorsement for that advice.
It may be spelled fuchsia but it is still pronounced fyoo-sha in English. Maybe once upon a time that would have been a mispronunciation but nowadays it's standard English.
As I understand it, even if we stop 100% of greenhouse gas emissions right now, we're past the tipping point of self-sustaining climate change. Meaning we absolutely need carbon capture in some form as well as stopping emissions. This isn't the solution on its own but it is a necessary part of the solution.
I appreciate that there are people out there trying to sell this as the solution, but don't let that distract from the actual importance of carbon capture.
I would welcome being corrected about self-sustaining climate change if I'm wrong about this. It would be a load off my mind.