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Sorry, English isn't my first language, so I'm not sure what you mean with "buy comprehensive"

It's a bit hard to describe for me, how I understand it, without just translating it directly ;⁠-⁠)
(Would be "umfassend" if that helps)

So, I understood it like extensive, exhaustive

But I'm not sure how that would translate to my shopping.
Would I just buy everything I need all at once?
But what signal would that send?

I guess, I just don't understand it correctly.

Thanks for helping me out here, I'm a bit stuck here...

Many people save up for such a major expense, like a car
So they save up for years, because they really would like to have that one specific car and then some idiot comes around and destroys it, because he doesn't like the owner of the manufacturer

And many people bought it while Tesla was pretty much the only decent EV

and even if the driver could buy the car without selling his kidney, it doesn't mean, that he has a bunch of cars in his home

Yeah, I recently saw a Tesla here with a sticker on its back reading:
"I bought this before Elon went crazy"

Those will probably get wildly popular to secure their cars

And I'm all with you, that destroying people's property is just a shit move...

Edit: and forgot to add:
There are still quite some anti-EV people around, that just seem to hate on EVs in general
If such a fucker destroys my Renault EV, I'd be more than just pissed

Do you have lithium 9 volt blocks or do you only get your zinc and manganese from it?

But it's probably important to take care of all your nutritional needs and different 9 volt batteries could provide you with quite some of that.

Clever thinking!

You don't just suck on your old batteries?
Fucking spoiled rich kids and their pharmacy grade lithium...

Didn't knew about that one
What's up with that?

Would have thought that a legal trade of coca leaves would work out reasonable...well, I'm naive it seems

Just plant some poppies and make yourself a tea

Much cheaper than heroin or fenta, still gives you enough of a buzz, and it can be bio and you know where it comes from without all the possible dirt in it.

I guess, you didn't really mean it, but if someone really thinks about fenta or H as a substitute for alcohol or medical opiates, please consider this alternative, as you have much more control of what you put into your body.
And a tea holds up for like 24h, in comparison to a much shorter timeframe with H or fenta - which in those cases is/was a good thing, as you can dosage it much better e.g. during surgery.
But for pain relief or just recreational stuff, short lived opiates are the devil, as you need to obviously take it more often - and with that, the little thing in your head will always say "oh come on, just a little bit more this time, I had a bad day/I deserved it today"

As said, I'm pretty sure your post wasn't serious, but people in such a situation should still consider safer and more cost effective alternatives.

Yeah, especially with such things, it will probably just become even more desirable by those stupid fucks paying that much for sparkling wine

So, this could actually be a win for Champagne, just like Cuban cigars got the image of being rare, good and expensive

Plastic sealed brain is better protected?

I'm pretty sure the point of showing the ads only at intersections is, that the car needs to be in a standstill

So they kinda give you "entertainment", while you're waiting

Obviously a completely shit move, but I'm afraid, we can't hit them for safety issues here

Maybe more relevant would be, that people will miss the green light or produce more traffic jams, because that they're clear to move on

(Or did I miss something how/when they show their stupid ads?)

I just hate, when people quote Goebbels with that shit...

Just check it with lsusb on Linux and you'll see the device and vendor id stays the same, independent of the port - else no udev rules would work

Don't know though what ever the fuck windows is doing...

Ouch

I still don't get how people like to but have physical buttons in a car.
I do have most things at physical buttons and even the little stuff I need to do at the main screen is getting on my nerves, because I need to hit the correct space on the screen while driving (like confirming something or cancelling a route or something)
And even that feels like a major safety issue

Can't understand how people drive a Tesla, where even the speed of their windshield wipers are to be found somewhere in a sub menu

Yeah, having the same thing at home

But I still like beer, fruit juices (and not just syrups) and so on

But the soda stream is quite in use by my wife

It would be such a great thing, when those imperialistic bigots start a war and just nobody shows up, because nobody wants to fight for their cause (pumping up their wallet)

Sadly, I'm afraid, too many people will fall for pseudo ideological bullshit and when a country gets attacked, obviously many people will want to defend it

But one can dream...

Especially things with carbonic or citric acid are probably even worse here

Edit: and we need to keep in mind, the aluminium cans also have a plastic liner inside. So those probably aren't better either...

Shit thing, that glass is so heavy to move around.
And pretty much everything is stored in large plastic containers during production, until it's filled into whatever.

Not sure how we can actually get around this.
The best thing we can do, is probably just reducing the plastic intake, by avoiding plastic bottles, as they are much more prone to decay due to UV light and long term storage.

But well, I guess, we're fucked here as well

I just don't like to use wine for a application I use everyday

Problem is, that many alternatives still just build up on Firefox

If Firefox is dying, Waterfox, LibreWolf, etc will be dying with it, as they don't have the resources to actually maintain the web engine

Not sure, what the best move currently is...

That's because some program still accesses it

Could be just your file browser ("explorer") that has a window open with the content of that device, or maybe some program has a hiccup and didn't free it's file pointer

Usually you have a vendor and a device id to identify the connected device on the bus

You're right though, that in every different port it will get its own memory allocated an so on (at least I also believe that), but that's no reason to not identify the already known device