Why would you pay for a car to not drive it but instead collect the refunds? It would be cheaper to not have a car. I think it would incentivize driving more as the premiums are low and when that causes premiums to rise higher it would disincentivize owning a car.
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No trench too great.
No ditch to dig.
No shovel to break.
Hmm... That's improb able. But not impossi ble!
Pretty much. Please, make yourself comfortable as you come for table.
If you can piss six feet in the air straight up and not get wet, you get no down payment
Seems so
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I still have rif on my phone for it's sentimental value. Two years ago it took a while to get used to opening Connect for Lemmy instead of rif.
Goodness gracious. I hope you eventually got rid of the popup.
I sometimes wonder why some programmers don't use vim. Aren't they lazy enough to be bothered about unnecessary work and "friction" you have to deal with when using ordinary editors. I'd rather do the interesting parts of the job and command the computer to do the rest. Of course the communication with the computer has to be as concise, as effortless, and as easy as possible.
There are a host of other deliberate annoyances Amazon has created to make sure the tablet is used for their purpose rather than your own.
Do you have some examples? Sounds both horrible and interesting.
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Finnish doesn't have umlauts. Characters ä and ö are entirely different and separate from a and o so it doesn't make sense to add the letter e signifying a-umlaut or o-umlaut when writing in Finnish. German has umlauts so it makes sense to write either ä or ae when writing in German.
I agree it's best to write Maatta if letter ä is not available. I suppose the vocal harmony makes it easy to distinguish whether a is supposed to be a or ä and if o is supposed to be o or ö.