It is double that. Anyhow 9% is a pretty substantial short term loss. Markets are nervous but still don't want to call the bubble for real it seems. Let's see if they find another excuse in short succession to correct the stock.

"A few percent" is as biased a description for -5% as "plunged". I mean you can all it both but really both is making it sound smaller or bigger than it is.

And the Zeros are still affordable for everyone and perfectly enough for most tinker jobs. Retail for a Pi 4B 1GB is still 39 EUR. If you need more power than a zero or even zero 2 can deliver.

Not the Pi got ridiculously more expensive. RAM did. As Mini PC replacement of course, the Pi was priced out of competition.

Automated messaging systems have been deterministic but indeed, if more than just a short notice have been routinely ignored by most since the rise of e-mail and automated spam.

Was this written by LLM or am I starting to get paranoid? Do real people write "Let's break it down ..."

After tax is quite misleading if "tax" includes services that cost a fortune in some "low tax" countries. Now, how would that look like if the graph were, "after tax and after all pension and health related expenses"? Quite a bit different I would assume.

Maybe so, but if someone can't be bothered to write it, I can't be bothered to read it.

Sorry, my mistake, I already corrected my post before I could see your response.

I don't know if visibility was a factor why Tesla did not even try street legality in the EU, I only know of the panels being directed to the front like blades being a key issue, for good reasons. Another topic for sure as well.

PS: I still struggle with the way Lemmy makes posts look like foundational posts when going up in context.

Failure to communicate it may be. My comment was from the start focused on pedestrians, so I did not shift any poles. It appears yours was always about US regulations on visibility.

PS: There is the precautionary principle when it comes to EU regulation on safety relevant matters. Some people may hate it, I am very much in favour of it.

It is how human psychology works. Fuel prices are something people are confronted with on a regular bases and they are a direct expensive, easy to understand, in the moment.

It is, but the other systems are at least as flawed and much worse when things go really bad.