Who isn’t?

Alpine users in shambles

As the others said, it’s not a real translation. The e with the Umlauts isn’t even used in German. We only have äöü.

An acurate translation of robot would be “Roboter”

High visbility vest and a socket set should do the trick.

Inspobot has more faith in me than myself 😞

Maybe she has colored contacts in to confuse facial regognition.

I cast “Mend Butthole”

I generally prefer warm white lights as well, however cold white has it’s uses.

In our workshop where I often do electronics stuff cold white light is important as you don’t wanna mess up colors when for example reading color-coded resistors.

Is Epiphany any good yet? I have tested it a short while like one and a half year ago and found it to be rather lacking and have stuck to Firefox ever since.

I was raised in near Vienna and I heard the word often. However I’ve moved to Tyrol recently and it isn’t really used here.

May I suggest adding one more lane, as this will definitily fix this intersection as well as traffic in general

I’d like to inform you that those pills are actually blue where I live

Don’t shame others into donating please.

In order to participate in modern life you have to own a device which is able to connect to the internet. Also older devices get often gifted away to those who can less afford them.

At least on Android you have NewPipe, which is an easy to install alternative Frontend for YouTube, or YouTube ReVanced, which applies multiple Patches to the original YouTube-App in order to make it more useable, however sometime the patching process causes trouble.

I’m currently using Revanced and it still works like a charm and completly adfree.

From Austria, but Germany has quite similar laws.

You’ll get 96% Ethanol with bitterants (so that you do not trink it) in every bigger supermarket as well as hardware stores, it’s either called Ethanol or Brennspirtus.

For non-denaturized Ethanol you have to go to the pharmacy. Expect higher prices as every (theorethically) drinkable alcohol is subject to a tax.

I truly feel bad for unity developers here. While unity as a company was always a bit shitty from what I’ve heard, the engine itself still was a very low barrier to entry into game development, however now it feels like you are being punished for releasing something which is marginally successful.

If you are looking for Unity alternatives, I’d like to suggest Godot. While some things are rough around the edges the engine has made huge improvements in the last year or so. It’s developed by a small independent team as well as it’s own community and completly open source, effectively eliminating the chance for corporated fuckery like in Unity’s case.

If you are from Europe, especially German-speaking countries: So called Buntbartschlüssel (literal translation: colorful beard keys) are very popular for older buildings and garden sheds as well as for interior doors in residential buildings.

There are around 70 different types with you being able to spot which one is need by just looking inside the keyhole, there are handy charts for this purpose.

GDPR didn’t give you cookie banners, it’s shitty websites that do.

If they were to just follow activated “Do not Track”-Preferences, they wouldn’t need to ask, instead they would deactived them by default. Or you could just not use cookies, it’s not like somebody forces you to give cookies out to your website’s users.

I vaguelly remember around this time some low end computers were shipped with FreeDOS instead of Windows, in order to save on licencing fees. AFAIK this was the case because legislation in some european countries restricted the sale of new computers to ones which had an OS preinstalled.

Maybe XP was installed after the purchases however a partition with FreeDOS/whatever remained as the default boot option. Hence your parents had to select the other boot option (Windows XP) manually. Granted you could change your primary boot partition permanently, but maybe your parents didn’t know this.