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Obligatory link to an image of a cross section of a kiwi (bird): https://myarthaus.com/cdn/shop/products/product-image_3b3efb...
Very satisfying to read!
I believe NZ EV buyers will be people buying to commute within a city or town. Most EV purchases are secondhand imports from Japan with limited mileage. While you do see EVs out in the wild, they will generally only be the new ones (Teslas, BYDS mainly) as there are not many places to charge outside of a city.
It covers off one of the few things I love from Windows.
Edit: One more to mention: I'm obviously biased, but I continue to find my own scratchpad app invaluable https://klipped.com/macos
However, I'm now starting to use Apple Maps more (than Google Maps) - particularly for urban routes - as I find the interface much easier to read at a glance with better real-time route information.
I think you mean 2013 :-)
Pixelmator has been a suitable and far superior replacement. It might not be Photoshop level capabilities but it more than covers my requirements.
I think in the end we need a cross-platform messaging protocol that replaces SMS/MMS that is not reliant on a single app vendor, provides end-to-end encryption and will be supported by mobile network providers.
I can see why Google/Android's pushing for iMessage to be an open standard (they have a page dedicated to this that looks like it's written by a war propaganda writer: https://www.android.com/get-the-message/). It would be nice, but it's also good marketing for iPhones so I fail so see why Apple will play ball unless the likes of the EU implement legislation to make it happen.
Note: I'm not sure the assumption that only the US is dependent on SMS is accurate (I think that it's a standard that works globally and is currently relied on by majority of countries AFAIK).