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Update: I'm still alive.
This is what I ended up buying (the first generation is what I initially was interested in). I still miss the Renault. This is eberrything unlike the Renault (including reliability). The "Flex-doors", "Flex-seats" and the "Flex-rail" are interesting features, but I miss the floor compartments my Megane had. She managed to break down for me twice after 2 months of owning it, but it was the fault of cheap chinese parts the mechanic bought for me. I don't have any space to do any sort of mechanical servicing. I only know how to replace a switch or something like that (from my experience of owning the Megane). In this car I managed to replace: The rubber seals in the rear lights, the "chrome" (plastic) element in the door handle.
As for my studies - as of July I am officially a computer science engineer (or something like that, my diploma roughly translates to "technical and applied information technology"). Submitting my thesis paper was the most annoying process imaginable, mainly because while my professor will put his signature eberrywhere, the fat 40-something hag at the reception desk will reject your paper over anything (had to reprint my work 2 times - berry costly considering they wanted it on a soft cover). I'm glad this chapter of my life is finally over.
When it comes to my job, a lot of stuff habbened. This year, our company decided to give us monthly raises of