History, not quite your thing, is it?

‘Use a macro’ tells us all we need to know about the real world usability of a piece of software that millions use every day.

From what I see the average person in the USA with a car loan is paying $479 every month. They never own a car, they just rent ‘em - because they never stop paying.

They are beautiful, but they’d better be at around $650 for one, including a controller.

Problem is the power cables running through the car. See that c-pillar cut point sticker? There’s a power cable running through that pillar and, supposedly, there’s a ‘safe’ place to cut. Unfortunately, the sticker was not informative and was hidden. What that tells us is that there’s other places where it is…

Because from the front the car looks OLD.

This story does not exist in isolation. This story has context and motivation. But I am sure that you already know and understand this but find it convenient, at this moment, to pretend otherwise.

Can i haz pleez?

Why buy that which should be scrapped?

Perhaps a dose of jealousy on the part of those who are unable to do what grid girls, models, promotions girls et al. can do?

Nothing is worth anything more than what somebody else is willing to pay for it.

I was not referring specifically to you but to the generality who use cases in order to mitigate the poor design choices made by the manufacturers of their tiny toys.

I have watched this movie - before I knew it was a thing.

Why buy a phone that is designed so poorly that you feel afraid of dropping it?

Absolutely true! I have been using Huawei and Umidigi phones for years. My most expensive phone just cost a little over €200. I have yet to break one by mistreating it (whoops, I forgot, one died from water exposure after putting it into a ‘waterproof’ case designed for beach use.)

If one makes a purchase using Bitcoin one is not throwing potential earnings away. One can simply buy more Bitcoin units.

None of your hours are wasted because, thankfully, you have the gift of free will.

I used to own a 760 GLE. I bought from a company that did exactly what you said. They didn’t sell them for lots of money though. I bought an immaculate looking and driving car. Drove it in the UK and then to Finland where I kept it for about 5 years. Great car. Some things didn’t work quite right but nothing ever…

And yet, so many angry words all serving to confirm the point I already made.

You do seem rather upset, don’t you. :)