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@mbonsma Thanks!
Question as you're an expert on this topic and I'm very much not 
I wonder whether the authors draw strong conclusions (findings) without equally strongly pointing out the lack of quality data* does not support those conclusions. Would this not have been better with only a "better data is needed" finding?
*e.g. it's not discussed various manners the form nurses fill in can "default" to "bike" instead of "e-bike". Neither is there any distinction between commuting and sports.
@CarstenBoll Cool.
Any ideas for climate change? Like, not how to fix it globally, but just for Jutland?
@CarstenBoll Honestly, not a bad idea.
@juliette ah. TIL! 
@juliette I think I've heard that before. But why?! It doesn't appear to make a difference!
edit: apparently I knew this already.
Hej fellow kids! Life-question here.
WHERE DOES THE FRICKING WASHING POWDER GO?
For forever I have just kinda yeeted it half-and-half over tray 1 & 2. At times lazily experimenting by putting it all in one tray, then the other. At other times I forgot the powder in the first place, thereby being an environmental hero with slightly less clean clothes.
Honestly. I don't see much, or any, difference in whatever method.
Please share your laundry wisdom.
Note: toddler and I are *not* seated in this area as... it's un-bookable via #DSB or #bahn.
Even though the systems know you book for a two year old, the automatic seat allocation still randomly puts you in the generic 2nd class sections. No way to fix this.
In contrast: for our connecting ICE the systems actively suggested the young-child-area.
And it honestly should have been more of controversy in society that the new DSB trains don't even have a children's area.
O M G THE COMFORTJET HAS A FRICKING CHILDREN'S CINEMA.
I can't wait to helicopter/eagle the Hobbit in there this weekend.
Meanwhile the DSB Talgo trains running the same route have a broken coffee-machine and exposed 230v outlets as the height of children's entertainment.
How can two brand new types of rolling stock, running the same long distance route at the same inflated ticket costs, be so inherently different?
Where did it all go wrong #DSB?!?
@bituur_esztreym I assume those two US outlets will publish similar crap but I won't ever stumble upon that.
The Guardian publishing this makes me as pissed off as the article itself. It's extra frustrating as much of their actual journalism is excellent.
BREAKING NEWS: over 250 White House Correspondents almost killed by a single ill equipped shooter who was taken down before even getting close.
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In other, actual, news also reported in the Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/media/2026/feb/25/record-number-journalists-killed-2025-israel-gaza-war
Oh ffs. In 2026 alone dozens of journalists have been killed, murdered, by Israel, Russia and the USA. The White House has at the best of times been silent on this, and at other times actively argued the murdered journalists were at fault.
The reporters / journalists reporting on "the white house" barely questioned this.
And now you're the victim? For an event where in the end nothing happened, and with anything extremely unlikely to happen in the first place? Fuck off.
That invisible Lamborghini is 40 centimeters taller than my toddler. Actually it appears the hood of the arsehole car alone is already taller than my toddler.
Fuck anyone involved in designing, marketing, appeasing, buying and driving these child killing machines.
Edit: on closer look it appears the hood of the arsehole car alone is taller than my toddler even if my toddler was standing on top of one of their toddler friends. Disgusting.
Thanks for putting this all together. I wonder what the weakest point is. Maybe the Hamburg connection?
Uhm. Internet. Can you help two millennial parents with the following question?
When a woman can’t eat sugar due to gestational diabetes, spends 30 hours in labor which ends with being sliced open to pull an entire human being out of her body, proceeds to not get any sleep as she recovers, and then comes home to find out the apple strudel she has been looking forward to for two months has been eaten by her partner, is she entitled to hold on to that particular grudge for eternity?
TIL The partner of the "this is just to say" poem actually replied to his eating the plums.
Very different reaction than that time I ate the apfelstrudel that was in the icebox, and which @juliette had been saving for a post pregnancy treat.
Here's my review of Perfection. I'm looking forward to learning what other @europeanspodcast listeners think of the book.
Oops. I edited the post (as I wrote 1999 instead of 2019) and wiped the 40ish votes it had (about 70% no) Apologies to the people who had already participated.
"An egg became more famous than the pope."
I've been on the internet since the late 1990s. I'm absolutely "in" with memes and shit.
That said. I don't remember this at all (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instagram_egg). That makes me wonder how much it spread outside the app based entertainment websites like Instagram etc.
Before this post, did you hear of the 2019 world record egg?
Uhm. Just noticed (am using an ereader with page numbers off) I'm a third of the way in the book and it still reads as if the author is just setting the scene.
Every sentence is a descriptive one, as if an impersonal external voice is narrating it from the sky. I strongly dislike this type of writing. Admittedly it works though as I'm drawn in the book.
I do not relate as "oh that's me" to the two main protagonists. And that's good as for now I don't like 'm.
No lego cows.