Und täglich grüßt das Murmeltier die anlasslose Massenüberwachung

Yeah, chopped up some parsley for garnish.

Von Schlagzeile zu Schlagzeile werden, zumindest gefühlt, die Aussagen von Merz immer beschränkter.

Als würden die ganzen Schlagzeilen mit schwachsinnigen Zitaten und Aussagen diverser USA Politikern nicht bereits einen ausreichenden Anteil der Nachrichten einnehmen.

Solchen Schwachsinn brauchen wir unbedingt auch mit “Made in Germany” Siegel.

I’d be down to share some of my home cooked meals on here occasionally.

However, I don’t use Discord and it seems like all the posts here are collections of messages of the Discord.

Would individual posts be fine, or are these collected posts the preferred kind of posts in this community?

Gefällt mir gut die Idee.

Könnte ich mir für uns auch vorstellen. Hast du die gefundenen Hölzer irgendwie behandelt um eventuellen Schädlingen vorzubeugen?

While there’s a ton of valid critique that can be directed towards Spotify, I’m not exactly on board with some of the other comments in here.

Competition to Youtube in the form of Spotify is absolutely far from ideal, I still fail to see how serious competition for a monopoly like Youtube can be bad though.

While I’d love to see alternatives like PeerTube to become a serious competition, I don’t think it’s anywhere close to becoming reality anytime soon. If in the meantime platforms like Spotify could become a serious competitioner to Youtube, it could potentially lead to improved quality and/or service improvements for consumers.

So yeah, I’d wish for something better but I also won’t be mad about a competitoner that could shake up things a bit when it comes to the monopoly position that Youtube currently holds.

Unabhängig von der Schuldfrage, ist der wirkliche Leidträger in diesem Fall ja der eigentliche Empfänger des Geschenks. Der kann in keinem Fall was dafür.

Würde also versuchen da mal den Kontakt herzustellen und der Person die Situation zu erklären. Wenn gewollt dann natürlich alles an Gewürzen und Ölen abgeben, wenn nicht dann behältst du es.

Speaking as a younger but also older sibling, it is definetly a mixed bag. While I never was ‘bullied’ or tormented to a point I’d personally consider it serious I definetly was the punching bag for my older sibling at times. Likewise my younger siblings were to me, although I can’t really say nowadays why I’d ever acted that way towards them.

On the other hand, even while punching down, as the older sibling, during our childhoods we were always protective of our younger siblings when it came to outward ‘threats’. It was like the older sibling was the only one to pick on the younger one. If someone else dared to try, it was up.

Nowadays as adults we tossed the ‘bullying’ aspect of the relationship aside completely. The protective part remains and grew stronger. Everyone protects anyone else, should the need arive.

I’m not necessarily agreeing or disagreeing with the proposal but to quote the article (translated into english)

However, the study notes that the sector owes much of its growth to the opening of new outlets rather than to restaurant attendance, which has actually declined slightly. This is precisely one of the arguments put forward by Green Party lawmakers in their amendment to curb the opening of fast-food restaurants.

Which seems to me more like a factually based proposal than one based on ‘feelings’.

However I’ll agree that if the purpose were to tackle health issues stemming from nutrition there would be better ways to tackle the issue. On the other hand, even while not necessarily the best way to deal with this, coming from a health issue related viewpoint, a decline in growth of big fast food chains like McDonalds, would inadvertely aid in health related issues either way.

Either way I doubt the main goal of this proposal is to improve on health issues though, to me it seems to come from a ecological background.

That’s really cool to see and impressive as well.

What would tools of that time used to make sculptures like this made of? Other stones?

I’m imaging it would’ve taken a lot of tools to create this sculpture too, since they probably couldn’t have been as durable.

Did you read the article? Because it gets clarified in there.

I don’t know what’s up with the thread name though, the article seems to have a different headline?