They have a pretty similar custom there. https://en.wikipedia.org/...

Reminder of the sponsors of this tournament: Edit: Budweiser and Hisense are also sponsors

Never thought I would see Germany resurrecting its military industries, and even welcoming it with open arms

One of my former bullies ended up working for a local carwash, I found out when he had to wash mine.

Does anybody else have a feeling that just about any article reporting on left or climate protests, only seems to quote students (often art or philosophy) and pensioners? I believe the group is broader than that, why pick people who are regarded as not contributing much to society in populists' views already?

And they support things like lunch and $100000+ donations to fascist political parties.

Plane wings actually can start flapping if you fly them fast enough, they have a tendency to break off after they start to flap though.

One of the founders of Fairphone is working on a European alternative phone OS called Mobifree, which is also open source. Google free Android also already exists.

He also showed up as Catalina's boyfriend in San Andreas, and didn't say a thing.

Ha, I worded it a bit weird, sorry. Spotify organised a lunch for the maga inauguration and donated 150000 to them earlier this year. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spotify?wprov=sfla1

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Wouldn't it be possible to use something to jam the propellers instead of blowing it up? I heard about hawks being trained to throw nets on drones, a solution like that would make the drones reusable and significantly reduce the cost of taking one down. In case of a drone without props, attach a parachute to one of the wings and it will fall out of the sky softly enough you can maybe even salvage the parts

For European audience, some companies they partially own that is distributed in Europe are RTL (50%), Epic games(10%) and national geographic (75%), as well as some small channels like 24kitchen. See this Wikipedia page for the full list: https://en.wikipedia.org/... Edit: added Epic games

Can confirm too, had a core one from the first batch and I broke some parts during assembly. Got sent new parts, with extra spares and 600 grams of carbon fibre PETG in case I needed any other parts, all free of charge (they knew I had a second printer).

Every student home I've lived in had Miele appliances, indestructible like Nokia phones.

Try lightly biting on the tip of your tongue when you feel the urge, it often goes away.

I switched to Deezer a few months ago. It is also European, but is not unethical as far as I've been able to find. Sadly, almost nobody uploads their podcasts on there though.

Scientists are in my experience very often not natives.

Maybe they get a tip from somebody working at McDonald's.

There's a second angle in another thread, I couldn't find a single inconsistency (same exact rotation of the teapot for example) so I think it's indeed real.