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  • Egentlig kan jeg godt se pointen i at gøre udgifterne til en løbende ting frem for et stort engangsbeløb når man køber bilen. Det vil jo nok for mange betyde at man ville være nødt til at låne et mindre beløb, så i teorien burde det kun påvirke hvor mange penge der ender hos bankerne i form af renter, mens statskassen ville tjene det samme.

    Det giver også bare bedre mening at man betaler løbende i forhold til hvor lang tid man har bilen, i stedet for at man betaler den fulde pris som den første der køber den. Altså hvis fx bilen bliver totalskadet føles det mere retfærdigt at man så ikke betaler afgifterne mere, men med registreringsafgiften har du allerede betalt fuld pris, selvom du ikke har bilen mere.








  • Yes, but that doesn’t scale. If there are thousands of comments being submitted constantly, the All feed would just be a new page every time you refresh for the new comments sort. It would be chaotic.

    It should instead be based on a recent rate of comments for instance. Much like normal votes but comments instead and not based on the age of the post.












  • I honestly personally preferred Reddit’s sorting algorithm. Lemmy’s algorithm is a bit too slow to update for my taste. This is kind of part of Lemmy’s design though. My problem with Reddit was never it’s sorting algorithm (honestly that was a big part of its strength!), it was just all the ways they enshittified later on.






  • Well, that’s the nature of link aggregators. Lemmy’s and Reddit’s style is a link aggregator, not really what you would consider an old-fashioned forums. It’s a different sort of use case with different pros and cons. A con is that you don’t get these super long lived threads cause they disappear in the stream of new threads. A pro is that… you don’t get these super long lived threads cause they disappear in the stream of new threads. :P