I am afraid Google can afford one subscription to every publication under the sun.

Just so you know, that Volvo is just as Chinese as a BYD.

You are mistaken, that is not what remastering means. Remastering (just like the original mastering process) only has access to the full stereo mix of the recording (notwithstanding the Dolby Atmos 3D mix nonsense newer productions are mixed down to), so there is no way of getting rid of part of the recording. It's really just putting the final touches on a recording. What you are confusing this with is rerecording of older tracks and even whole albums, like Taylor Swift did to reclaim her royalties.

Disclaimer: With new technologies, all of the above is in flux, of course, and possibly also in jeopardy. You can manipulate stereo mixes in a lot more ways digitally than you could ever before, what with stem separation and similar stuff. Bee Gees recordings getting autotuned upon rerelease, and so on. A real shame. You CAN replace drum or bass tracks by better sounding versions, sure. But that would not be a remaster, it is a reworked track.

Parma Police, didn't Radiohead write a song about that unit? "For a minute there / I lost myself, I lost myself / Phew, for a minute there / I lost myself, I lost myself"

Been there, done that. Just take a look at Israel, or China. Do you mean at a larger scale, like the whole Sahara / Mojave / Australian Outback? I think we will eventually see proposals for that as a way to bind some CO2 (if you can solve the irrigation problem and ensure the new forests don't burn down every year).

... and nine million of those are currently for sale for only $1k.

Mozilla has jumped the shark a few years back when they moved to that other engine that made 90% of the addons unusable (batch downloaders, GreaseMonkey, and so on). I'm still using FF as my main browser, because I need my plugins, but it's version 52 (the last one before the change). For the (ever increasing) number of websites that refuse to load or work in it, I am using Chrome.

That's only true for Bangkok, and only during the night.

"Here lies Joe Biker, he had the right of way."

Although that does happen, the more likely version is, "Here lies Joe Biker, he thought he had the right of way." Bikers on the sidewalk. On the wrong side of the street. After dusk with no lights on. Claiming they have the right of way, of course. Daily experience in Germany.

If it's a cyclist that you have just invested a lot of nerve and effort in to pass, only for him to ignore the stop signs to be right in front of you AGAIN after the crossing, then it does affect me. It's just the same here in Europe.

I know you're trolling, but allow me to bite: Vegan doctrine doesn't include fasting, moreover, vegans love carbs and get fat if they don't also afford a nutrition coach. Muslims don't know the first thing about fasting, Ramadan is a joke: not even water during daytime, only to eat triple the normal daily amount all night long is NOT intermittent fasting, it's binge eating with a cooldown phase.

Keto and fasting (comes naturally, the hunger just goes away) for the win, and you can keep eating those steaks. But throw away the potato.

And why not simply use carbon monoxide (CO), instead? It's even cheaper to make, there is no panic nor suffocation, but you just fall asleep, to never wake up again. And if injections are too costly, why not just inject air into the bloodstream (that would probably be a horrible death, but electrocution is not exactly euthanasia either), or cut some arteries and let them bleed to death?

The company that developed AdBlock has its offices in or near Cologne, so that is indeed the perfect court (or, your only option) if you want to sue them, so what?

Type 1 diabetes is rare, and type 2 diabetes is the more common syndrome, growing rapidly among your fellow citizens, strongly correlated to their ever growing waist diameters, which is the type I was obviously talking about. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

If there is, as you say, "cumulative damage from high blood sugar and the danger of passing out *or dying* from low blood sugar," then simply going keto will probably remove that danger from your life. Keep those glucose levels low in the first place.

Can't help you if you can't read or fail to realize that I was talking about the acquired type of diabetes, or type 2, which is lifestyle related. Thanks for all the hate, though.