New cars of today are older cars of tomorrow, so learning how to neuter modern cars is very much necessary as well.

That is extremely inconvenient and jist feels wrong. There's no reason a digital file has to be tied to an inconvenient, small-volume media.

Yeah, indeed. I choose where to shop based on whether the shop has a presence in my city (not just "nearby"). Agree it is not universal, I am in a big city.

Where I am, to receive a package from mail or a private shipping company, you indeed have to show your ID. However, I always order to the online store's own office directly (usually without even creating the account - instead asking an employee), and I've never been asked this. Is it stricter where you are?

If only they removed the AI image at the top, it's disgusting that it's still there after all this time. Even basic geometric patterns would've been preferrable to AI slop.

I just wish there were more communities that aren't technology or politics.

I had a similar problem - another site rejected my mail. But when I reached to the support, they said it wasn't the domain itself - it was the TLD that they decline. It does indeed have a bad reputation, I just didn't know it before buying.

But that's just documenting a life. I don't find it interesting to just look at someone's life (unless said life is really unusual). I want to see the personality.

My biggest problem with those is that they mostly have literature in Russian, so the chance of finding an English, up-to-date textbook is not that high. So Libgen it is. Plus, I am not comfortable with reading every book with essentially KYC. I do still appreciate it for Russian-language fiction, though.

I use Osmand for regular navigation and Yandex Maps in the browser for live public transport locations and more accurate business info.

I hope you left feedback about this specific issue when leaving.