https://lemmy.world/post/50543308

The Council decided on the step-wise integration of the GDR into the European Economic Community, i.e. two German states would have been part of the EEC, which never happened as it was outpaced by the German unification.

Can you provide some source for that?

Ett is wie ett is.

If I understand the Wikipedia article, the only source I could find that elaborates on this, correctly, the buy-out means that all striking workers were payed by Tesla to end their employment, i.e. at the end no striking union members were left at Tesla and thus IF Metall has no longer the mandate to negotiate a collective agreement the strike itself has no effect anymore:

This was the longest strike in Sweden since the 1938 Saltsjöbaden Agreement and continued until August 2026, when IF Metall announced that the strike would end because Tesla had offered a severance package to every striking employee.

Edit: Updated using information from IF Metall.

Perhaps The Salvation Army.

https://patch.com/california/san-francisco/rare-coin-left-red-kettle-20k-those-need-saturday-smiles

Yet, the status quo is that the ROC (Taiwan) has not declared its independence from China or the PRC and thus, formally, the PRC ROC conflict is an inner domestic conflict for which different rules apply for foreign states to intervene.

They could have charged extra.

I think they mean the guy from the last comment with his unconventional method of stirring milkshakes.

It doesn’t matter if you use numbers or scaled! vectors.

Try visualizing the current by using arrows of a proportional length directing from+ to - (or in opposite direction).

I may be wrong in that point.
However, the point I wanted to make is; all third party packages are uninstalled so reinstalling them without internet connection is quite challenging.

The best way to practise the two finger picking technique is with your girlfriend
Oh sorry! You’re bassist, you don’t have a girlfriend.

Ubuntu is based on Debian, but it differs in quite a lot of ways.

Probably, they didn’t use dkms to install their custom wifi driver. If that was the case, Debian and Ubuntu behave identically and the driver isn’t added if a newer updated kernel is installed.

Especially if you use Ubuntu’s 6-monthly releases.

If their driver was included in a user PPA, it’s gone after a Ubuntu release upgrade and the sources.list of the PPA is deleted.

That seems to me to imply that in the game, the reverse card turns things around on the other player. Like if they play a +2, you can play the reverse card and make them pick up 2. Is that the way some people play?

Exactly, as I am used to, action cards do add up: E.g. if someone (player A) plays “draw 2”, the next player (B) can lay another “draw 2” on top without drawing 2 cards themself forcing the next player © in line to draw 4 if they themself don’t lay another “draw 2” or a reverse card of matching colour. The latter would then chang the direction of play and force player B to act accordingly.

Who is “we”, Spain and/or Portugal?

In Germany, we only have your own name at birth if you’re married [b]:

Who’s still denying climate change?

The Czech government apparently:

Immediately after his appointment, the leader of the Motorists’ Party, Foreign Minister Petr Macinka, simply declared the “climate catastrophe” to be “over”. As a result, he promptly disbanded several working groups dealing with climate policy. The Czech Hydrometeorological Institute was forced to make some staff redundant due to budget cuts. And this despite the fact that this agency enjoys a very high level of public esteem – particularly since, two years ago, it accurately predicted the floods in eastern Czech Republic and thus helped to minimise the subsequent damage in advance.
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Turek, who was an influential social media personality before entering politics two years ago, was originally set to become Minister for the Environment. However, the Czech President, Petr Pavel, rejected the appointment, citing Turek’s racist and homophobic comments on social media. He was eventually appointed the Czech government’s official representative for the European Green Deal. He is thus responsible for a policy area whose merits he has questioned from the outset.

An incident in the Czech Parliament during the heatwave in June is indicative of this attitude. When two Green Party MPs called for a debate on the consequences of the excessively high temperatures, the chairman of the Motorists’ Party, Foreign Minister Macinka, who was present, responded sarcastically: “Well, it’s hot in summer, cold in winter and dark at night,” was his comment on the request made by the Green politicians, whom he also described as “overheated”. Fortunately, Macinka noted, there was air conditioning in Parliament, so the two politicians would be able to cool down.
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https://www.mdr.de/nachrichten/welt/osteuropa/politik/prag-regierung-klimakrise-klimakatastrophe-leugner,tschechien-umwelt-100.html

Some Hungersteine (hunger stones) in the Rhine are also appearing. They have been placed there marking the water level in years of extreme drought and subsequently, poor harvests and hunger.

Somebody obviously likes big and wide empires