deczzz
@deczzz@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on Why are peole hating on .world? 5 weeks ago:
Sorry for the confusion regarding socialist and social democracies. Will have to look more into the difference between the two. Thanks for clearing that up.
- Comment on Why are peole hating on .world? 5 weeks ago:
That it isn’t called Twitter ;)
- Comment on Why are peole hating on .world? 5 weeks ago:
I’m on db0 and we have lots of subs aren’t on .world. So it possible but you are right in general.
- Comment on Why are peole hating on .world? 5 weeks ago:
Based, as the youngsters says.
- Comment on Why are peole hating on .world? 5 weeks ago:
Communists? Really? There is quite a gap between being leftist (which in itself is a term that generalizes multiple ideological position and political views. Look to my home country Denmark and see how many left leaning parties exists. None of them are Communists btw). Sorry if this comes off as arrogant, but are you from the US? I ask because I often see US citizen use this overgeneralization and seem lack knowledge on the difference between e.g. socialism and communism.
- Comment on He came with receipts 5 months ago:
Yes, thought the same but have a quick look at this: scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=WLN3QrAAA… Seems about right? But yeah, must be advising lots of students or something. He is rarely the first, second or even third author on the papers.
- Comment on You guys need to stop 11 months ago:
It depends on what sort of experience you want, what roads you, whether it’s mostly country or city, do track running etc.
I like manual more for various reasons. I don’t do much city driving nor do I get stock in heavy traffic ques. I drive country roads and highways and do a few track days. With a manual I get a much more satisfying experience, as it requires more skill to make fast and/or smooth shifts. The tactile feel of the manual gear shifter makes me feel more connected to my car. Flappy pads shifting automatic doesn’t require the same skill nor has the same tactile feel. It’s awesome for city and ques though.
I don’t think we have the same idea of what it means to be connected with the car. Most EVs aren’t seeking to have you drive them, they are seeking to drive you, imho (except maybe the Hyundai N range thats coming, but only because it tries to manic cars).