u/Miserable-Entry-1403

I’m planning a road trip from Texas into Mexico likely Monterrey and possibly further south, and I’m trying to get clear information before I go.
I keep finding conflicting answers online. Some people say US insurance is fine for short trips near the border, while others say Mexican liability insurance is required the moment you cross.
I just want to understand what actually happens in real situations like at checkpoints or if there’s an accident. Is Mexican insurance actually checked, or is it more of a technical requirement?

I want to get a gaming keyboard in the budget of 10k, current options im looking at are

hyperX alloy origins 60(openbox)

mountain everest 60

redragon k530

if you guys have any better suggestions lmk

Sometimes I’ll build entire fantasy scenarios in my head, but not as a straight story more like a “what happens if I do this instead?” kind of simulation.

Recently I noticed AI tools kind of mimic that same feeling where the story reacts instead of being fixed.

Feels a bit like solo RPG thinking.

Anyone else naturally think this way?

We’ve been reviewing some older telecom architectures and it’s surprising how rarely things get simpler over time.

Instead of consolidation, systems usually grow additional layers to handle new requirements.

Eventually you end up with something that works but is extremely complex to reason about.