I set up a Twitter account during the Wagner mutiny to be able to follow a few people I know through podcasts. Journalists and public figures and whatnot.

Although I've used Twitter in the (distant) path I just don't know how these people keep going. About 75% percent of the comments under their Tweets are from completely obsessed and insane people.

Twitter makes /r/politics and /r/worldnews seem a calm and collected bunch.

Throphies might be a half decent idea to support server hosting. But you should be able to hide them from settings.

I'm not even sure what they did on Reddit and I'll probably be fine ignoring them here too.

I have an ID3 and agree with you to some degree. It's not quite unusable, but the touch buttons are high on the list of things I'd like to change.

I'm not that bothered with the layout of the infotainment system, but it'd be great if it didn't slow down and crash as often.

If they had gotten those things right is the ID3 would have been such a perfect little car for me. I love it otherwise. Quick, decent ACC, range is fine for its intended use.

I used to use RIF (and briefly Narwhal) and ended up using Connect.

It's not quite what I want, but close enough.

Helaas stuurt mijn auto nog niet zelf, dus lees ik soms liever niet. Toevallig ging het vandaag even over EEE in relatie tot Threads in de podcast. Had gekund.

Ah, ook naar de Tweakers podcast geluisterd? ;)

I've got a Kia K5 rental at the moment and I kind of wish I could have brought my ID3. Although charging infrastructure does seem a bit lacking here in the US compared to home in the Netherlands.