People are not just going to leave their car at random place overnight especially when it can be towed. The problem is people are forced to drive and there are no alternatives.

There's no reason the US has to have so many separate taxes. Possibly state, county, city combined. The price on the shelf should be goddamn full price. Even in a multistate country like Australia they managed to figure it out.

As an American citizen this yet again another thing to be ashamed about. It makes us look RETARDED.

No because the one that gets mainstreamed will be the wrong one. KDE forever.

Everything is going to go wrong.

You're dumb. Defend your stupid decisions all you want.

I pay for YouTube Premium so I do not have to see ads but I also use SmartTube for SponsorBlock primarily to skip filler (crowd-sourced data). Also Auto Frame Rate, picking the best quality for my device, and so much more.

Can you have a non-Apple Maps app open when you click on an address?

The problem is drunk and other impaired drivers. We could have nationwide highway speed limit of 75 but we know there'd be more accidents. In contrast a robot car should be allowed to travel at the maximum safe speed given the situation. I don't want to ride down the road at exactly 35 MPH at midnight when nobody is around.

Lies. It's stupid and a waste of time. I know from experience.

Indeed. It's a sad shameful situation.

No reason for the degree to move up. The job could simply provide the necessary training. The whole system is predicated on jobs relying on 3rd parties to train (be it another company or a college). Either way it's a shit system that companies like to scam.

Soldered-in RAM is not acceptable. There is no reason to block this upgrade even if the device is made difficult to open. Plus this is just wasteful. Tons of computers are being trashed due to bad RAM that could simply be replaceable.

Yeah right. Everything will be a ridiculous self-contained Electron app with Rust stuff attached.

You just suck at reading it.

I hate that Mann, man.