I read your comment and thought that was a ridiculously tight margin of error, even for the Germans. Then I looked up the fine. €15 for an in-town violation, €10 for out-of-town, no points for less than a 20 km/h…
Do you still have to e-mail them for a link to cancel your subscription completely? That's the dark pattern I couldn't stand from them. Unforgivable.
The best Wolfenstein 3-D ports were on the Apple IIgs, Atari Jaguar and Panasonic 3DO. FWIW.
In life it's easy to be uninterested in your Dad's thousand-hour audio archive of him presiding over the Civic Plumbing Council of Akron, Ohio. Listening to that while he's alive would be a waste of your irreplaceable…
I'm trying to figure out how that second point worked. Is it that you were whistling too often and it would have been a problem even if you were going with, say, the Andy Griffith theme, or did you both whistle so well…
I read your comment and thought that was a ridiculously tight margin of error, even for the Germans. Then I looked up the fine. €15 for an in-town violation, €10 for out-of-town, no points for less than a 20 km/h…
Do you still have to e-mail them for a link to cancel your subscription completely? That's the dark pattern I couldn't stand from them. Unforgivable.
The best Wolfenstein 3-D ports were on the Apple IIgs, Atari Jaguar and Panasonic 3DO. FWIW.
In life it's easy to be uninterested in your Dad's thousand-hour audio archive of him presiding over the Civic Plumbing Council of Akron, Ohio. Listening to that while he's alive would be a waste of your irreplaceable…
I'm trying to figure out how that second point worked. Is it that you were whistling too often and it would have been a problem even if you were going with, say, the Andy Griffith theme, or did you both whistle so well…