100%. was late to the party with the first game, only got it a few months ago.

but the city must survive!

yeah, replay value isn’t that great, but playing through all of the scenarios takes a decent amount of time.

many parking spaces actually got converted to charging stations. and when building new parts of the city they could’ve taken the demand for parking into account.

i agree that there are too many cars in the cities, but actively taking away parking isn’t how you solve that problem. that just makes people hate your political party.

solving problems like this requires an actual alternative that is as comfortable as a car to use. then people will willingly give up their cars because there is no need.

i don’t like bamboo printers very much, just because of the closed ecosystem. the printers themselves are really good, besides being loud.

i would like to switch to a different CAD program, but i couldn’t figure out freecad for the life of me. fusion is still my go-to.

thangs is my primary hosting site, just because zack freedman started gridfinity on there. and at the time, thingiverse was almost unusable from my perspective. never really tried printables tho.

you are the problem here.

i have and ender 3 pro as well as an ender 3 max. after a PEI coated bed and a second cooling fan, the ender 3 pro curns out the best sub-300€ benchies you’ve ever seen.

a friend of mine has a 3V2, and it has all the mods i would’ve done to a 3 pre-done.

for budget printers like the ender series, it’s a skill issue most of the time. so teach newbies how to use cheap printers, of course it isn’t plug and play. you paid 200€ for it.

i’m really into cars, and want to own (maybe modify) an MR2 1st gen.

problem is: the german government is trying its best to make owning a car impossible or unattractive.

nowadays you have to pay 1.90€ a litre of gas and rent a parking space (the ones that used to be free get converted to charging stations for BEVs or are only for people who live near it)

getting a license has been increasing in cost for a while now, and we’re at the point where it’s up to 5000€ (i have one already, but it’s increasing the barrier of entry)

modifying the cars is also basically illegal, i won’t get into it here though. the comment is long enough.

additionally, the only political party that’s worth voting (in my opinion) is increasingly making cars the national enemy and is trying to introduce a speed limit on the autobahn.

so the frequent occurence is basically incompetent politicians fucking over the consumer, giving right-wingers even more fuel.

Watashi ni Tenshi ga Maiorita

has slight pedo vibes tho.

everything that isn’t my main machine runs linux. my old laptop from 10 years ago, a PC made of my old rig’s parts i use as a NAS and jellyfin server, and i almost got my brother to install linux on his thinkpad.

maybe they have it mapped to enter, you never know with laptop linux users.

i played a match and i don’t get it, that game is just boring.

how do people actually play this?

i have colleagues who gush over how they want everyone else to play it.

it’s just so… stale

i just had a look at popular japanese first names for males, and this one jumped out at me since it can be spoken as “cookie”

everyone, meet kouki the serotonin generator.

which is what apple is doing in the education field in germany currently. almost giving ipads away to schools and large companies with a lot of apprentices.

the only problem is they gave apple products to future electronics technicians. we all hate them (except for the few apple fanboys).

an ipad is basically a regular tablet with a fancy-pants processor that you will never use to its full potential, horrible battery life, made out of expensive materials, with the most locked down OS ever.

i’ve actually had to use my personal phone for work stuff that the ipad was just too locked down to do.

installing linux on your pc is like 1UZ-swapping a miata (highly advanced toyotapilled car guy joke btw)

K swapped gokart, probably.

there’s still two left over in our household. while one is really heavy but manageable, the other one hasn’t been moved in years. probably for the best.

i’ve since made a more professional e-mail, but everything remotely to do with personal stuff uses the adress i made when i was 10.

it did warn him to be fair. he had to type out “yes, do as i say”, which is a HUGE red flag. even to me, a farely casual windows user.

android is based on a modified linux kernel, but boesn’t have much else in common.

i think chromebooks don’t get counted as linux, i may be wrong though