

I live in an apartment and can neither charge at home nor at work. I just charge when I go grocery shopping. It’s absolutely viable.


I live in an apartment and can neither charge at home nor at work. I just charge when I go grocery shopping. It’s absolutely viable.


Yeah, that statement makes little sense in context of ICE, but the point does kinda work for EV. Ideally, outside of road trips, you wouldn’t go to designated charging areas, but just charge where you’re going anyway. I usually charge at a supermarket


You can charge at gas stations, but why would you? Around here, there are cafes, restaurants, and supermarkets with fast chargers.


We don’t, I charge while shopping most of the time.


A government not recognized by most countries on this planet
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recognition_of_the_Islamic_Emirate_of_Afghanistan


You’re right, but bad example. Maybe when talking about Germans, use an actual German example? There are more than enough, Kurt Georg Kiesinger for instance.

The funniest thing is that people who think you need some kind of qualification to vote also think they would be part of those qualified
If you are on welfare (Bürgergeld or Sozialhilfe) all costs in Germany are covered by the state that are deemed necessary for a dignified life. Several governments over the years repeatedly tried to cut benefits below that but were stopped by our constitutional court, referencing the first article of our constitution:
(1) Die Würde des Menschen ist unantastbar. Sie zu achten und zu schützen ist Verpflichtung aller staatlichen Gewalt.
(1) Human dignity is inviolable. To respect and protect it is the duty of all state authority
It’s not a perfect system and many fall through the cracks because like everything in Germany, the welfare system is highly bureaucratic. But yes, basic necessities including tap water are covered. To be honest, I don’t get that this is so mind-blowing to some, I think that’s the bare minimum.
It also comes with a lot of cooperation duties: if you are capable of working, you must accept job offers that are deemed reasonable or you might be sanctioned. If you are incapable of working (e.g. because you’re a single parent or disabled) you need to provide proof. It’s not a universal basic income, it’s meant as support to get people back into the job market.


I use mine as an ebook reader and to watch netflix et al. especially when I’m traveling. It was only 200€ for a very good 10" display, good sound and decent speed. Pretty good value for money and a lot more comfortable for me than a laptop for these use cases. It’s not the most important device I own but it has its uses.


You should get out of the US more


What an odd thing to say… “If conditions would be completely different the statistics would be different, therefore I don’t trust the statistics”. What’s your point exactly?


Why’s that? I drove a Cupra Born last week, pretty decent imo. I also drove a VW ID3 and a BMW i3. So far the only European EV I didn’t like was the Audi e-tron. I haven’t driven a Korean or Chinese EV yet, so I can’t really compare. What do you prefer about them?
Why the fuck would you make this about the US? Or Iran?


You could even remove 5 more words


but it’s his legal right.
One of the stupidest laws in existence
Nur Freitags ab 21:00 oder 1‰, was auch immer früher kommt
Ich sehe auf dem Bild nur Leute sich entspannen am Handy, sich sonnen, schwimmen, anscheinend Mittags bis früher Nachmittag, da hat noch nicht mal jemand ein Bier aufgemacht. Sieht für mich sehr nach Buchleseatmosphäre aus.
Ihr versteht euch glaube einfach nicht, weil die Musik zu laut ist
Many charge in 15 min. Mine takes 20 min to charge. Who the fuck charges for several hours?