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I think stellaris is in a bit of a special spot. You note the game is 10 yrs old. They release a dlc about twice a year, and they usually make some kind of minor change or sometimes system overhaul for the base game at the same time. Most games get a little bit of care for maybe a year or two after release. Active development 10 years after if rare. I think they are a bit predatory given some of the pricing, and how they structure things. But this receives much more attention than a skyrim does.

Takes a special kind of stupid to ignore enough letters to get to 100k in fines

Well that's fucking illegal

You can't be guilty of doxxing if your target isn't human

I said you could get an old one for 3k that goes 60 miles. You said that was crazy. I provided a random link to a 3k car that can go 60 miles. You snark back. Are you trolling or what?

Used not so hard

https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/cto/d/nordland-2011-nissan-leaf-only-20k-miles/7905766000.html Here you go. Feel free to tell me sorry for being a no-good-nincompoop

Don't let perfect be enemy of good etc. I tell everyone that a 2 car household needs one electric car. Most families don't have two cars that need to go 300 miles in a day. Most don't have one.
Some could get away with spending 3k for an old one that goes 60 miles but it doesn't matter because they drive 20.

New gas cars are 30k and up. Getting a new EV for 40 or a ev used for 25 is totally reasonable.

Rest in piss

Did you do it?

Seemed to fuck up one of the pumps I had.

Be careful about refills. If you have some left in the bottle the ratio of soap to water can get off.

Do you have a car buddy for when you do this?

Invading Taiwan without damaging the things that make it valuable seems tough.

One thing I did: get directions on Google maps. On each step, look at street view. What lane goes where. Which business is right before the turn. Etc. You can visualize the whole drug e so there are no surprises when going somewhere new.

I hope you can overcome your past. But if not, there are options. I lived in car-centric LA on the bus/train. It can be done. Get the right place, with groceries/laundry nearby and that has a frequent train/bus line that takes you to work, and it's not bad. Certain placed have protected bike lanes that can be fun. Youll save money, compared to car payment, gas, insurance. And youll be healthier from walking more. It's not a bad life.

How can I sign this

In the city there is little. You'd think with all the ac people would invest in anything to make bills cheaper in summer.

I was stunned at the lack of solar panels in Vegas. You would think offering shade and electricity at the same time would be a good idea in the desert.