This post is very ignorant, especially "people aren't buying from EU" - most people are and most people do try to buy local, at least that's what I see. The only exceptions are tech and some junk food. But daily stuff, fashion, furniture etc - local or EU.
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Tuta has a free tier.
Benecos has awesome mineral powder.
It's really not that complicated. I don't see what they could do to "simplify" it and not ruin it.
To make it easy, the new language would probably be based on a language with most speakers, be it native or learned, and it would further push smaller languages aside. Say, it's based off a germanic language. Germans or Dutch would learn it in a bit, but Slavic people might struggle.
Languages are tied to people and is a very important part of culture which is why fabricated languages would never even make it, but even if one made it, someone would have advantage in learning it and it's a powerful tool.
No, respecting diversity is one of main EU values, this could only lead to discrimination.
Honestly, this is past my expertise, I just know I like it. :) But I make sure to store stuff on physical media as well, I don't trust any service that much.
Proving once again USA will start another war, it's just a matter of time.
And never forget that most Americans either voted for this or simply didn't care.
I like Filen. German, simple UI, easy to use, 10 GB free storage.
I wonder if this is new. I ordered trainers last year, no trace of amazon. But could be the country, this was in croatia.
And who refuse to explain even when asked?
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The "50% tax" makes me think it is.