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Your nick is programmer_dude and a dot for a decimal point confuses you?
Yes, it managed to confuse me. Here's how... 1. I did not notice the M1 was being offered on rent. I assumed it was for sale at the listed price. 2. Since 58.31 € is an unrealistic price for an M1 machine (and since this is a European site) I concluded the site must be using a comma instead of a dot. 5831 € is a realistic price for a Mac afterall. Unfortunately the site is using a dot for a dot despite being European…
I don’t know where you live, but €5000 is not a realistic price for a mac mini in any place I’ve heard of.
Dots are only used in groups of 3 (unless India, as far as I’m aware).
Anyway, not saying you weren’t confused. But I think it’s fairly easy to figure out that there’s no way the dot in this situation is meant as a thousands seperator.