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I mean national parks are a really cool part of the US and worth seeing.

Outside of that, yeah I basically agree.

Idk, i think they're pretty nice. You get a tiny bit of private space and it's bigger than it looks. Also pretty cheap.

Oh, duh, danske bank made it. Good call!

Denmark is an extremely high trust society. Babies left in the carriage outside a shop, let yourself into the library after hours with your card, often things on the street that are for sale you can just take and mobile pay (like Venmo ~~but from the government~~) someone on the honor policy.

It's nice

While I generally agree with the sentiment, the distinction is if there's outside seating it's either a park, or owned by a restaurant. It's not like the blend of the street, sidewalk, businesses you see in Europe

It does, so maybe it's not the best example. But the labor of love part for sure

I feel like the labor of love part being something like Factorio, Satisfactory, NMS is fitting. Also grand scale, holds up well, graphics aren't the main point

If you eat just one bite you'll never have to eat again for the rest of your life!

Plus they're helping continue to push EU regulations towards repairability. The premium going to that is fine by me

Lighter, smaller, better battery life than the 5. Very happy about those features.

A tiny bit sad you need a screwdriver to swap the battery, and a tiny bit sad you don't get a headphone jack.

Seems like they keep moving in generally the right direction

I'm sad that the battery swap requires a screwdriver, but it's really fine. As long as it's not glued in I don't care honestly.

The modular back is cool, specs look nice, lighter and smaller than my FP5 is a great thing, cuz this thing is heavy and the battery is mid.

It looks cool! Good direction I think. Of course I want a headphone jack, but I am learning to live without

In something like Denmark's case, I could see an argument. In the US? Rich people pay nearly nothing, so I think forcing them to pay taxes is a slam dunk