I moved to Denmark, so I’m learning danish now. It’s one of the languages of all times for sure. Pronunciation is hyper specific and very different than the written words.

But, depending on the day, getting there. I deal with a lot more of it at work than most in my situation, so it’s expediting my learning (and a massive imbalance to my free time)

I would guess and kinda hope so? And then merge the steam machine/deck verified status together later in life?

Wouldn’t Jetstream collapse make the US (especially east coast) warmer and Europe colder?

Most of the US is like southern Europe and northern Africa latitude

I am a native English speaker but live in Denmark and so many people here are so proficient in English. It’s super impressive to me!

It always gets there

Surveil everyone in the country? already done ✅

Yeah, oven make some bacon and it’s great to crumble on pizza for something like this. Could make chicken for the same idea too!

I think this is super true. We moved across the pond and are learning a new language, new culture, everything. Time feels SO slow. This year has been a decade.

It’s been hard, but also that part has been cool and a good reminder that it doesn’t always have to be that way

It is, which is only 2,500 Calories (like, the ones on food)

It’s a crappy system where kcal and Calories are the same thing even though they sound like they are off by a factor of 1000

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calorie?wprov=sfla1

Not sure where you’re located, but if you’re in the EU you can consider Fairphone for an extremely repairable phone instead. The 6 doesn’t have the specs of proper flagships, but it’s quite a step in the ethical direction in my opinion.

Agree, people in Copenhagen are pretty relaxed about their commutes most of the time here, especially on bike. It helps that many drivers are also sometimes cyclists and pedestrians, so they understand it.

The real fear is people on hotel bikes. That’s a real mixed bag

Where’s my 4th wave of ska??

I’m an American who lives in Europe now, and it’s pretty rare that people don’t understand that I condemn what the US is doing now. A few people who have no idea who have some brain dead hot takes, but for the most part it’s met with understanding

The steel soul is getting 100% without dying once. 35 hours for 100% is pretty doable with a route planned and some practice IMO

I don’t think the Speedrun is close to as hard as the steel soul 100% one

The average reddit user is a bot

Oh holy shit that isn’t satire

Yeah, having been in a surprise proper emergency (no power, water, limited roads, cell service, etc for over a week) having some emergency supplies and a radio (if you have a car, AM/FM radio in that is great) completely changes things

Big In Bruges energy

I thought Bruges was super fucking cool, but I love the idea of hating on it like the movie does

Hej fra København og jeg tror du har ret