Nope , but there are rumors of a second Singapore date opening up . <| sep |> Basically changes lanes and stops . Not full self driving . <| sep |> Looks like samsung Australia has also sold out of the frontier . Damn , lucky I didn ' t dilly dally about deciding whether to buy one or not . <| sep |> Your question isn ' t quite clear , but FYI Black Friday isn ' t a thing in Japan . <| sep |> looks live Vegas <| sep |> Muh CTR boogeymen . <| sep |> Ah , thought you seemed familiar your understanding of what was at stake in the UK ' s PR referendum reminded me . We have divergent ideas about what democracy means , and that should be no surprise it ' s a fault line dividing innies and outies quite reliably , in my experience . For me , the point of democracy is to put the resolution of intrasocietal disputes on the table where we all have a fair say in who will get to resolve them . Your vote may be wasted against a Farage in your constituency , but you can campaign and influence and fundraise to push candidates you trust to victory . You may lose some arguments along the way and learn something about how the world works , or you may do some schooling yourself . It ' s a genuinely creative process open to all who are motivated to take part , who are therefore willing to take responsibility for the outcome . And if you win , your reps actually have the means to act . To my mind , PR is a more consumerist model of politics . In isolation , we can each register our own consumption preference , making the HoC reflect the exact balance of opinion that exists in the electorate . By doing so we punt the resolution of our differences into the House , for the parties to resolve as best they can , among themselves . The electorate is not engaged in that political work , as it mustbe in a ' winner tajke all ' contest , nor implicated in the compromises it entails . The coalitions that rise and fall on this patchwork struggle to do anything decisive like the last coalition Gov , they ' re guaranteed to disappoint everyone . If you can follow my argument there and I do appreciate it skips some steps you ' ll begin to see what I understand by the ' democratic deficit ' it ' s not a technical question about forming a legislature , but a political question about how engaged and accountable we all feel in the decisions our system takes .