Go European: Discover European products and services
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Go European: Discover European products and services
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Re: Go European: Discover European products and services
#2Similar project: https://european-alternatives.eu
Re: Go European: Discover European products and services
#3If you are advocating for European products, I would expect you to use Plausible or similar products instead of Google Analytics. This would allow you to avoid displaying the cookie banner.
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#5If you are advocating for European products, I would expect you to use Plausible or similar products instead of Google Analytics. This would allow you to avoid displaying the cookie banner.
Only if you’re not using cookies for anything else.
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#6Nice, and this doesn't even include non-EU offerings like Switzerland's Exoscale, Proton, etc.
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#7This is such a shame, we should be looking to source and produce things globally and find better ways to improve the logistics and efficiency world-wide. Why would the EU take such a protective stance which only enforces isolation and increases cost?
Edit: Thanks for the responses, I am still looking for a signal that tells my post is sarcasm multiplied by cynicism.
Re: Go European: Discover European products and services
#8Love it.
For digital products and services there is also European Alternatives: https://european-alternatives.eu/
As part of the European reorientation I avoid products and services from Hungary and Slovakia. I also avoid one specific Swedish company, Spotify, for promoting and funding the misinformation spewing American podcastbros who were partially responsible for the rise of Trump 2.0.
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#9Great, but please give me a link to the entry so I can go to it
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No, it just didn't load for you. The snark is boring.