absolutly love it, so many gems!

https://spiritcellar.neocities.org/ https://fauux.neocities.org/ https://thegalacticbucket.neocities.org/

No, they are pragmatic.

No, they aren’t (costs of energy production in germany): (renewables on the left, fossils on the right) source

And there’s the European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) that makes you pay for emitted CO2. And the price for that keeps on rising as intended.

This and every coating technique sprays the particles so it maybe never will be completely equally coated

nor a shower to think in

Being vulnerable is braveness. You’re brave enough to look inside you and try to accept everything you find there and learn to cope with it.

Strong alphas are cowards. They don’t want to or aren’t able to do so and always will blame others for not being able to do so. They are sad because of this and therefore angry.

Im a 39 y old male and i cant stand them anymore. Dont trust men who are never sad. They don’t now how to became happy in life because they don’t know themselves and therefore didn’t get the point of a good life.

AI bubble will burst.

Wunderschönes Wort!

You can try itch.io. There ist a inofficcial launcher on f-droid called mitch. There are plenty of games from indie developers also for android

You have plenty of mods for this

I didnt see any politicians on them

These are the buildings of the different institutions of the EU (European Parliament, European Central Bank etc.) and yes they suck

Paywall bypass (on ff):

Ich mag den Herrn

Its sad - i’m too suspicious now to belive anything fancy from the internet anymore…

Or Johns Crazy Socks

(Same [biased] agency; blue right, left red)

How about telling his wife?

Thats increddible brave of her, couldnt do it

Happy cake day!

It’s been tough:

Austerity left a lasting legacy in the form of low employment rates, brain drain, capital and capital destruction (…). Reforms (…) contained the liberalisation of wage bargaining, transition from sector-level to firm-level collective agreements; easing dismissals, (…) extending the use of fixed-term contracts, reducing overtime premia, extending part-time shift work (or partial lay-off). (…) During much of the crisis, (…) long-term unemployed represented about 70% of all unemployed, and less than 20% of all unemployed were receiving an unemployment allowance, (…) excluding long-term unemployed, self-employed and the young. (…) Far-reaching privatisations were implemented towards the end of the programs, for debt reduction and attracting foreign investment, including plots of land, airports, ports, and utility companies. source