Hope to see it on more products. This is a shampoo by a Bulgarian manufacturer (Revuele).
Stopped having sympathy for Denmark when they decided to buy F-35s back in October. Like are you going to defend Greenland with american jets?
Looks like those are excluded, just like ICE trains are excluded from Deutschlandticket in Germany.
He said the pass [...] would allow people to “travel anywhere in the country” on middle-distance and suburban trains, and on national bus services.
Phony.ai because AI alone was not bad enough.
Is this a video game of a game show or what am I looking at?
I would read the article if it wasn't for them shaming me for my ad blocker.
how come some products marked not majority EU owned have the EU flag?
The EU flag is used here for the whole Europe (see the top-right corner), but "not majority EU owned" is specifically looking at the EU, which is very confusing. So Vivaldi being Norwegian and Canonical being British stick out.
It's very common for German news sites as well, but then not for the Swedish ones. I think news sites in some countries have an exemption?
I assume you're taking a big hit salary-wise (a trade-off I would make, for the record).
If that intrigues you, you should perhaps watch this, or follow the guy in general https://youtu.be/UAI3g6zVyAI
Guess spotting EU flags on product packagings is my new hobby.