“frägt” dürfte österreisches Standarddeutsch sein und ist damit keineswegs bloß “Dialekt”. Deutsches Standarddeutsch ist den anderen Varianten in keiner Weise übergeordnet. Tatsächlich kenne ich das nur aus dem Standarddeutsch und nicht von österreichischen Dialekten aber vielleicht habe ich da auch was übersehen bzw überhört.
This is not more than the wild claims of some gas turbine lobbyist and focus mainly on the UK. The EU is currently trying hard to reduce the reliance on gas, that lobbyist won’t change that as it is a pretty fundamental strategic requirement.
It could be however also that they don’t do it to EU users. Who knows.
I had to test it, using Firefox on iPhone (so webkit) in the EU, got a small pop up at the bottom nagging about their data stealing app, but with a big closing button at the top. It closed just fine.
I already got it before your post, thank you. It is attention farming marketing.
Those pattern prints usually look much shottier in teal life than on the slop images. Even though in this concrete example it is not that much off. Already the image looks terribly cheap, independently if the motive.
Temu textiles have shown time and again that they are disposable quality.
Austrian here, we got rid off our monarchy (ok, the Entente helped a bit in blowing up our/their empire …) Sort of, we still give them pseudo state funerals when they die. It is also great fun, people from all the realms are joining, dressing up with flags and all, enjoying a good funeral and than bits and pieces (heart and whatever) are sent to various places across the realms, as is tradition. The UK, and soon the US, should try it some time. After the funeral, everyone goes home again, including the Austrian President and do their Republic thing until the next funeral.
The answer is more boring. Chinese optimise their AI slop for engagement. Just like clickbait of other kind this is there to make people share about it. This thread shows the success of that strategy. Needless to say that any physical product shipped will have little to do with the ad.
I was not talking about erhical companies just companies that can’t just go bankrupt without a trace. Google and Co do actually care about billions of fines. Why do you think US tech fascists are so hysterical about EU regulations. If they didn’t care they would just ignore them
That is so old school. It is rather 3sec AI slop effort, maybe even automated slop.
The stand? Probably not. The hinges? If you actually use your custom shelf it is either of similar durability as the hinge or you’ll have to replace the hinges. Low quality hinges have a tendency to break apart fairly qickly. Cheap cast iron has terrible durability.
You do know that your argument has the same merit against the actual Gestapo, do you? Do you also blame Gestapo’s political victims for voicing dissent publicly when everyone knew you’d end up in a KZ for it?
You’d be surprised. When fines are commonly in the billions, they start to care as a matter of fact. At least proper companies do. Criminals with scam businesses are a different story of course.
Having to calculate your final price of your meal, is a hidden price. A transparent price is when you pay concrete prices for concrete services, without any x% surcharge on everything. Maybe you like it that way, but exactly that should be illegal in the EU because it serves no purpose other than making prices appear smaller than they are by having a smaller number there that is not the full price.
In the US maybe, I doubt this is legal in the EU. It is most definitely illegal with sensitive data like health data.
Because hiding prices in obscure surcharges is deliberately misleading customers. Given that they are surely having a special menu for the occasion they can easily print the true prices instead of fake prices. I would avoid shady places doing that. If they fool customers when it comes to paying who knows how the fool them in the kitchen.
I’d hope flat x % surcharges are a violation of price transperancy rules in the EU but it could be that it is possible like in the UK. But it shouldn’t.
The USA, Canada and Australia were all exploited by the crown, when it still had a strong control over them.
They don’t consider themselves European however and haven’t really when the settled there either. So they might be colonists from Europe/the US but they are not European colonists. Yes, European colonial powers sold land that wasn’t theirs for that but that doesn’t change that point. Zionists don’t see themselves as Europeans. If they were inspired by European colonialism? Not saying they weren’t.
This isn’t about motivation. Israel is simply not a European colony, which European capital exploits and controls it after all?
It is not just prioritising car commuters from outside vs locals, it is simply an extremely wasteful use of limited traffic capacity. The bus, not clogged down in traffic, has a way higher capacity than probably even two full car lanes at the highest performance. A bus lane is the only rational thing there. If that makes the highway off ramp redundant because there is no capacity for cars left to justify it, simply tear it down. It is fake capacity anyway if the traffic cannot be supported further down the road and it would even benefit car drivers, as it would remove a clogging point and free up capacity on the highway.
Das österreichische Standarddeutsch ist kein Dialekt. Was wollen Sie mit dem Link sagen? Mir sind keine österreischen Dialekte bekannt in denen man “frägt” sagt.