I think this has something to do with how networking works.

When connected wireless to my car with a VPN active on my phone, my phone won’t connect to my cars WiFi network to initiate the android auto connection.

When connected by USB with VPN active on my phone it’s not issue, android auto connects and my VPN is active.

I remember seeing someone smarter explain this a lot better online somewhere then I can at the moment. But simply trying to connect wireless with a VPN active will not work.

What the fuck Canada do better, cops are civil servants that should be held to a higher standard. What ever happened to lead by example.

Cities should be built for people, not for cars.

Thank you, I did not know about this. Great that it’s now pinned as well.

Ford is like a mini me version of Trump.

I don’t see how this change benefits anyone other then Fords developer buddies.

Its strange this car size did not become standard. Instead we have cars 4 or 8 times larger.

Smaller car, things would probably be much closer together. Smaller parking lots that spread everything far apart, less wide roads and highways.

Another interesting topic that sums this up.

If you are, or in the future will be in the market for a three or four bedroom apartment you will find they are almost impossible to find, or priced out of your range. This is especially true for most new builds.

This means if you are a family of three or four your “better” option, or more precisely your “only option” in a sense is to move to the suburbs into a single family home which in almost all cases is cheeper then the three/four bedroom apartment even in the same town.

The reasoning for this price difference is the way in which condominium/apartments are built in north america. This is usually a single corridor down the middle with apartments on either side and stairwells on the ends of the long corridor. This is because anything over two floors in north america requires two stairwells as exits.

European condominium/apartments have different layouts called point access blocks, anywhere between one and generally around six apartments per floor arrayed around a central staircase and, usually, an elevator. This means these units usually have windows on two or more walls/sides. While north america layouts usually only have one wall with windows or a corner with two.

European unit layouts using this point access system are more efficient in their space utilization. In most cases using 20% less square footage per unit as compared to north america counter parts. This means a developer could potentially fit more units per floor and charge less per unit, making a three/four bedroom more competitively priced in the market.

This article goes into greater detail explaining this concept with some layouts for anyone that is interested in the phenom.

https://www.centerforbuilding.org/blog/we-we-cant-build-family-sized-apartments-in-north-america