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Comment #47527803
For context: The guy is called Fukuoka and it is the best book I read last year: https://library.uniteddiversity.coop/Permaculture/The_One_St...
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Comment #45099989
Absolutely, though in this case it would be the most obvious translation, since it was a frisian settlement and "Rung" and "Holt" are both frisian words in use. It is possible that…
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Comment #45099684
Not far away, but partially preserved by the mudflat, lies Rungholt. A city of ~1000-1500 (some sources say 3000) inhabitants that was drowned in the Grote Mandrenke (1362 AD). Tha…
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Comment #44973303
Oh wow, I had the exact image you linked photocopied and glued to the first page of my German folder. Has been ages since I saw this, thanks!
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Comment #44973252
This can't be fully correct, though, at least for my (as-remote-as-it-gets) area. My father was born in '52 and had to learn it in school here. He still writes the small 'z' in Süt…
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Comment #44861573
My biggest selling point for this would be, that the volume is probably the same throughout the whole text. I am listening to audiobooks to fall asleep, and many voice actors go fr…
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Comment #44667853
Thanks for that explanation! The Mindesthaltbarkeitsdatum is the deadline to which the item may still be sold by the vendor, iirc.
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Comment #44630094
Why should that be dangerous? I have never heard that. I have always had my fridge at 8°C and never had something dangerous happen to me. I have never come across fridges that were…
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Comment #44595608
yr.no is the best for my location (northern Germany) as well. Many locals use DWD (German Weather Service). A lot of the German sailors use dmi.dk (Danish meteorological institute)…
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Comment #41796613
So many left-handers here that feel disadvantaged in our right-handed society. If you ever want to do one thing where you feel you left-handedness gives you an advantage, pick up K…
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Comment #41796539
I am exactly like this. When I was learning to write I frequently changed hands, until my teacher told me, that I have 3 days to figure out with which hand I want to write. Left fe…
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Comment #40229239
Those exist here at the expense of different peoples, depending where you are in Germany. Most popular, from what I can tell, are East Frisians, but that has to do with a comedian …
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Comment #39380246
Wow, that's surprising! I live at the German/Danish border (Flensburg) and didn't know this. Have you got any idea, why? Close at the border we have a lot of shops where people fro…
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Comment #36849731
A fantastic example of a man / band that is embracing the silliness is Rainbowdragoneyes. He mixes death metal with chiptune and trash pop voice modulators but still produces very …
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Comment #36400522
I was taught a good lesson about animations, that I want to share: When you make an animation, you might fall in love with it too much. You are proud, because it looks really cool.…
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Comment #35872072
Yup! The German word Bein means both: Leg and Bone. Ethymology is a fascinating subject, for sure.
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Comment #35871082
Ancient Greek was one of the best courses I had in university. It changed my view on language and western thinking quite a lot. My favorite words are μαθηματικὴ (mathematike): If I…
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Comment #35363161
That's what is my impression as well. Not an expert, but I thought Twin Peaks invented secondary plotlines.
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Comment #31601022
Thank you! I feel super cheesy most of the time, writing those.
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Comment #31600998
Thank you for taking the time to give me feedback! Indeed the quotes are wrong and I noticed the focus(?) bug as well on the phone. I think there are also some CSS-related bugs in …
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Comment #31600969
Wow, thanks everyone! I am a bit overwhelmed :)
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Comment #31592905
Shameless self promotion: Reverse RPG https://r-rpg.com/ I wanted a game like wordle, which I can play in like 5 to 10 minutes, but I don't really like word-puzzles. But everything…
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Comment #30765829
Dauergeist [dowr-ghaist] = Durationgeist :)
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