why would someone brag about driving manual? it’s the standard in most countries.

I’m in my 40s and live in Europe (NL), and in my country, if you don’t take your driving exam in a manual transmission car, you receive a restriction on your license that prevents you from driving manual transmission vehicles. As a result, both I and nearly everyone I know can drive a manual. Automatics are also a fair bit more expensive, so most people don’t opt for them. Tho I expect this will change with the rising popularity of electric and hybrid vehicles.

So what did it rebrand to

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firefox is pretty good

what was that console command again

(and almost 20 more when general MacArthur wanted to nuke China in 1950)

these fines usually come with a court order to fix the problem, not fixing it will lead to exponentially higher fines or even a complete ban.

in french speaking countries Azerty is the standard i think

#1 Distracted Driving. …

#2 Drunk and Drugged Driving. …

#3 Poor Weather. …

#4 Reckless Driving and Road Rage. …

#5 Speeding. …

limiting speed would not affect the leading 4 causes of car accidents

im pretty sure the engineering is not at fault for most car accidents.

they’re still cars in most countries

gotta get that tourism money

doesn’t look like it

Because you’re in Poland?

Where are the downsides

not just asian people, mostly just pictures of kpop/cpop supermodels (who often have had cosmetic surgery)

because most people don’t understand ai

even then, it will always move towards the “average” of all combined training data, unless prompted otherwise.

I’m really sorry you’re having such a tough time. It’s clear you’ve been hit with some pretty hard losses. Losing people we’re close to can make us reevaluate our own lives, and that’s definitely a lot to process. It sounds like you’re dealing with a huge wave of feelings and that’s totally normal given what you’ve been through.

One thing that could help you right now is to find some kind of support network. Maybe a group for people dealing with grief? You’d get the chance to chat with folks going through similar stuff and it’s always good to know you’re not alone. And don’t forget about the loved ones still around you. You mentioned how much you love your wife. She’s there for you. Spend some quality time together, talk about what you’re feeling.

Another thing, don’t underestimate taking care of your physical health, mate. Exercise can do wonders for the mood. Anything that gets you moving - a good old-fashioned walk, cycling, yoga. And remember to eat right and get enough sleep.

Have you ever tried mindfulness or meditation? Being in the moment can be really grounding and help keep anxiety in check. There are some great apps out there that can guide you through it, and yoga or deep breathing exercises are solid options too.

Something that’s helped me before is writing stuff down, kind of like a journal. You could even write letters to your dad and friend. It might be therapeutic to get those thoughts and memories out of your head and onto paper.

Remember, it’s okay to feel lost. It’s okay to grieve. And it’s okay to ask for help. You’re not on a clock to “get over it”. Healing takes time, so be kind to yourself. One step at a time, okay? We’re here for you.