Never seen a coin lock in NZ.

We're not "most other countries", though. Sample size one.

I mean prior planning isn't exactly a bad idea. Too much housing is preferable to too little.

Nothing stops those being adjustable tunables.

There was a 257 in 2008, which is pretty close.

The 267 in 1990 was probably before results were on websites.

Any computer?

Runs?

I don't think you realise what you've done.

While I'm certainly in favour of transit, I think this shows the opposite: households with the money for a vehicle have a vehicle; households without do not.

Queens is perhaps less dense, making ownership of a vehicle (parking etc) more feasible.

Installing a manufacturer-specific app would give them access to a lot of data.

"Achieves X degrees" is nice and all, but the COP on these systems tends to be pretty terrible. It's only useful if you have free heat and scarce power.

"energy ceasefire"

Do US banks have limits on how many accounts you have?

I think you run out of numbers at 99 here in NZ but otherwise most banks will let you have as many basic everyday or savings accounts as you want.

Edit: BNZ says there's a limit of 25 transaction accounts for them.

Fun fact: you can ship bees by mail (at least in some areas) and the 'this way up' on them is important as otherwise the sugar water inside causes issues.

Sometimes it's easier to let these people do what they're doing than to try and change their mind.