Many people even only have an ID card and no passport. So requesting one would be €80 more for a trip

Yeah, but if it measures every 1 gram at 0.98 gram, it will display less in the end

I don’t get it either

Yeah, you “set” it when you filled it. Then it knows the rotations to look for. And if it is off by a lot, it warns you.

Yeah, but this is the system based on the rotations per meters. Which sucks as it’s not that accurate and only warns you when it’s already very low on air pressure.

The accurate one’s are veeeery expensive.

Well,

1 Olympic Swimming pool = 50m * 25m according to wikipedia.

That means: 1250m2 per pool. Now multiply this by 1140: 1.425.000m2. Which is 1.425 km2

Especially since their models ditched the camera for “structured light” whatever it might mean.

Yeah, but for short trips this doesn’t apply. E.g. I might drive 30 minutes for a 10 minute stay/task.

Yeah just like the Dutch intersections. Which the article mentions they are based on.

No there shouldn’t be a consequence. However, most of this is related to server-load.

I did. But in the end the use I got out of this device is not much actually.

Yeah, but you can just deny email that hasn’t got TLS. Many businesses that do business with eachother do this by creating rules in their mailserver.

I don’t know the full details, but part of it:

• In the store you can walk between the books. This takes loads of room. In the Amazon warehouse, this can be veeery cramped.
• The land value of the store is probably mich higher than the Amazon warehouse land.
• They sell much more, so all costs can be shared across a million orders, instead of across just 10 books sold.

Same, can’t wait for Sync