Theoriginalthon

Moving production inside the target country makes complete business sense, why risk the border/import process

Literally a french immigrant

You really do get what you pay for. My favourite part is is the online portal, it's probably what most first line support agents can access in other companies, but accessible to the customer. I just can't quite justify the price for home yet, extra £25/m

Well cityfibre are the network providers and you need some one to act as an isp on the network to connect you, I went with noone internet as they provided a static ipv4 and ipv6 without cgnat, then they got bought/merged/billed not sure which by hometelecom. New customers don't get a static ipv4, existing do. I haven't noticed any type of blocking but that might just be my isp.

Most of the main providers do cgnat, mid contract price rises and generally questionable things. The one thing I was a bit concerned about was the pppoe connection rather than DHCP, but is doesn't seem to have made much difference.

I think they mean a 1 or 2 Litre bottle of water, couple bottles of wine and some beer depending on which EU country you are in, wine and beer also count toward calorie count so you need to store less food.

Just don't store it in a coconut, or deposit directly in to said coconut

I know in the case of the UK it only happened after a UK citizen was detained, I think Germany might be the same as well

Try one of the big Carrefours I'm sure I saw a British section in one

My favourite is when you forget to press I or a and end up in some mode I never knew existed

Assuming Belarus and russian (kilingrad) borders 626km in length, assume 1 km deep 626km^2, million/626= 1597

Then 1km2/ 1597 = 626

So 1 in every 20x30m space

If only 500m deep then one every 20x15m

That about the size of a house and garden

For future reference Amazon and eBay are full of counterfeit board games, and once reported do nothing about it other than refund you and remove the negative review. I usually go to independent known websites for games, or a store if they have what I want. An alternative to eBay would be boardgamegeek for used games, be careful with new games on eBay showing generic publisher provided imagery

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