I don’t think that’s quite right. Products here usually always have their country of origin either on the product label itself or on the price label if it’s unpackaged produce. Sure, it’s extremely easy to pick the made-in-China garlic at a grocery store thinking it was grown in Germany, but usually you find a European-alternative for, in this case garlic, in the organic/Bio section.

This was a thing even into the mid 2000s in my household :)

That’s cool and all but I don’t think there’s a drug in existence which can make that webpage make sense. It’s like an HTML-CSS-fever dream

Insane headline, considering the article. Didn’t expect such a bad take from the Kyiv Independent.

Not surprised at all that not a single Chinese company has exited the Russian market. Quite shocked however, that over 200 German SMEs still haven’t exited the Russian market.

Seems like the AI bubble is finally global now 😂

And another one

Yes, I use an HHKB (60%) and I love it. You can press fn+4 different keys to get the same result as arrow keys and it’s actually better than traditional arrow keys in that your right hand doesn’t have to move away from the home row. There’s a also other lovely details such as [Caps lock] being replaced by [Ctrl] great if you work a lot with Emacs or Unix terminals in general. Oh and them Topre switches 😮‍💨

Gotta correct you there. The internet has its roots in the 1970s Arpanet (and maybe even earlier projects). You’re thinking of the World Wide Web (Webpages, HTML, HTTP) that came with Tim-Berners Lee but is built upon the pre-existing internet structures and services.

Doing great 😆