More, like, terrifying.

Bol.com does books in the Netherlands. They used to deliver to the rest of Europe but everything has gone a tad isolationist over there.

Switzerland is literally right next door! Did they use ants? Or Deutsche Post (which would also explain it).

Sanpellegrino is Nestlé

Wanneer de Rus dat aankondigt koopt iedereen tegelijk water.

Being literal is bad. It should produce something that a native would say, not a literal translation.

Love, a translator.

I’m seeing too many edgelords, Russian trolls and 4channers on Lemmy.

It’s a shame that it only seems to have taken hold in certain areas in Germany. I.e. not in either of mine.

Skål!

Runkeeper only works with Spotify and Apple Music, though, so if you want to listen to music you’re stuck with a choice between a rock and a hard place.

TomTom did the same. It used to be a one-off payment and now it’s a subscription. Those who made the one-off payment were only able to keep using it for a limited time and then they had to subscribe too.

It was, by Musk, he used the addresses he got from that sweepstake. A number of computer scientists sent proof to the Democrats and were ignored.

Dammit, I had all the sources somewhere.

Wibra and Zeeman, aka Zebra.

I assume they’ll also be finding ways to switch that shit off.

Which means they could switch off all the weapons they sold to Ukraine.

I’m currently looking for removal boxes. The biggest company charges 30 per 20 on their own site, 29 on Otto and 28 on Amazon. They also deliver much faster when you order from Amazon. I don’t have anywhere local that sells decent boxes.

My library is a joke.

My wife bought too late, I’m glad she didn’t buy a lot of shares 🤦

I guess I set myself up for that one.

Any VHS in Germany. They do online courses that include an app that you can keep using after the course has finished. The VHS in Neukölln is particularly good.