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Thanks! Currently I don't have time at all, but maybe I will remember this one day and come back to it.

I started my PC gaming experience with LEGO Universe, an MMO with a free to play section but most of the content was behind monthly passes. I could never convince my parents to buy me the passes, and they shut down the servers relatively soon after I started playing. But I have great memories of it and still yearn to explore those worlds behind the pay wall to this day.

I'm not sure making transit cheaper is the right thing to do when the money would better be spent on making the service more attractive, iirc PATH could use much higher frequencies.

Well yeah it may just be my perspective, I don't know how easy it was in ye olde days, since I'm fairly new to pirating and never used a VPN for it (because it isn't really needed in my country, not because I'm stupid)

The access hasn't changed much, but I feel like the knowledge got easier to access for a non-pirates.

That's how it is in Switzerland: you pay a small piracy tax on every storage medium, in return downloading films and series is legal (but not uploading, though I never got a problem with torrenting)

But this one is very likely really one of the reasons.

I have this too, when I switch tabs (and back again) it's gone.

No, monocultures are bad, an environment always needs different plants to survive.

We (or at least I) are not telling those people to not drive in conditions like you described, we say that there should be more busses so not driving as often would even be possible, and that if they drive that they don't demand that they have a right to park right in front of everywhere they go in the city and get there by freeways that are built for rush hour traffic and sit mostly empty during the rest of the day (and scarring the city the whole time, while they can escape to their quaint countryside).

I'm questioning if it really should be profitable. A lot of people I talk to are still saying that they would take the train, if it wouldn't be just so damn expensive. But the high prices feel more and more like a way to control the overcrowding issues than as a fair (or competitive compared to the car) price for transportation.

Because it is oriented between two rivers that are fairly parallel to the not-exactly-north-south roads