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Wierd, I just updated to v128 (been offline a couple of days) on android, and the Settings -> Data Collection -> Marketing wad already off. I already had the usage and studied off, so maybe that's why

Finland is Finland in Swedish too.

Soo, "kan"= "can" in norwegian and "must" in danish? Is that correct?

Are you sure you're not mixing up Montessori and Steiner schooling?

The latter is more focused on self-expression and seems kinda "artsy".

Glasses for working at a computer. The same as reading glasses. The word is directly translated from the common name for it in my native language.

I suspect it's npt just Samsung. Both google and microsoft (SwiftKey) does the same thing.

The worst part is that the most used national ID-function now stops you from using third party "approved" keyboard due to (misguided) security reasons. Both AnySoftKeyboard and AOSP keyboard is banned.

Yep, this is part of the reason I avoid google like the plague. Everything else works like a charm in FF, so why would I use an inferior product? Granted, I don't use youtube, but everything else has better alternatives away from big evil.

I did this and it worked like a charm!

Upgraded to Android 13, and it's gotten really slow, so I'm thinking of moving to /e/

Which is solvable by having enough voting stations spread out, and making voting day a national holiday or done on a sunday.

Also check out Glorious Eggroll on Gihub for even better performance.

Backer?

But you cannot give it to companies, as that would be illegal subsidies. Thus, our economy will tank even if the households are compensated.

I know trade _can_ be beneficial even without an advantage. But not if it means giving away our only advantage. I'm sorry, but if you don't tell me why it is a bad plan, I'm supporting it. Trade is not always better than building industry. Especially not if it means that we go back to being a resource economy. Trade is always more lucrative with refined goods than raw materials.

Why would any industry start here if it means higher labor costs if all else is equal? How do we compete then? We've already seen much industry being moved to for example Latvia, or Russia, or China, or Vietnam. And that was with the cheap electricity.

We're not the one "pointlessly" increasing Europe's electricity prices. They did that to themselves by combining the gas and electricity markets in the first place. And relying on Russia for their energy needs, instead of building more energy for themselves.