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What do you mean? The Mach E actually has physical buttons for basically anything you need to do, which isn't the case with many other EVs. You also have a dashboard behind the wheel that shows actual important stuff like your speed, battery, etc. I've driven it a couple times and I have never felt that I need to do anything with that iPad while I'm driving.

What market are you in where it costs over $100k? It's not even that much in Sweden, where cars are usually much more expensive than the US.

Having even more propaganda control is the true problem.

In late 2026 we're going to have ETIAS as well, becoming more and more like USA.

"meet Fridays at midnight under the Brooklyn bridge"-vibes.

"now we're saying"...? It has been like that for the last 50+ years, it's just that most other administrations haven't been as flagrant about it.

Yeah, I think the hotel is basically on the long side of a multi-story parking garage. I was there in the middle of 2021, and it doesn't look like it existed on Streetview 6 years ago, so it must have been quite new. It was nice though, despite it looking so gloomy in the pic :)

Good detective work!

It's Spanish, no? Philadelphia in French is Philadelphie.

Now, most people use, or at least are recommended to use, SSR/RSC these days.

Why though?

If you haven't gotten any reminders, they don't really care, and it may have even reached statues of limitations. And unless it's a real corrupt country, they'll just have you pay it if they "catch" you. Just throw it away.

Yeah, the card issuers are already making bank from the interchange/issuer/processing fees, as well as interest if the customer eventually isn't able to pay their full balance in time.

But if you're a perfect person and always pay your full balance every month, there's literally no negatives with a credit card as a normal consumer. It's usually even a better alternative, as if something goes wrong, a credit chargeback is much quicker and easier than a debit chargeback.

A legally required age verification will be introduced. We want this to take effect as soon as possible to prevent minors from using BNPL.

Wait, it's legal to put minors into debt in the Netherlands? In Sweden, a minor wouldn't be liable to pay any such invoice, as minors can't sign any legally-binding agreements without their guardian's consent.

Isn't that due to parking assist beeps? Turn that off and see what happens.