As someone who moved to Iceland from the EU. Since Iceland is in the EEA it has special priviledges for people who want want to move in from the EEA. People from the EEA are allowed to buy property, and if you have an address you are allowed to stay indefinitely.
What do you think about this?
Yes, is it so bad that I don’t like seeing dead animals? I block all the non-vegan food communities for this exact reason. Lemmy probably would’ve freaked out over a picture of a skinned and fried dog, I don’t see a difference.
I only play SSF, so not too sure about awakened trade, but looks like there is an up to date build for Linux. I’ve never played PoE on Windows, but runs extremely smooth on Linux. For application specific remapping you can use tools like xremap.
I’d say NixOS is as minimal as arch
At least a content warning for animal gore would’ve been nice
Could’ve gone one step further with a waist of thyme.
I play PoE too! Works great on Linux, and I run PoB through Bottles.
Is it really your OS if you can’t read the source?
tldr and atuin have been my main way of remembering complex but frequent flag combinations
That’s sed
LineageOS has good support for other devices
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Right on, living in Iceland just made me appreciate the difference between Þorn and Eð. Coming from a country where dental fricatives don’t exist, it helps a lot wið finding the right pronunciation. Replacing Ð wið Þ is like replacing V wið F, which could make þings pretty confusing.
I agree wið you, but I’m just boðered by ðe lack of Ð in your message. Isn’t ðe point of using Þ to distinguish between voiced and voiceless dental fricatives?
Possibly even longer, people biking might switch to using cars and more than 2 car lanes doesn’t do shit.
Late reply, but it’s pretty awful. It’s getting somewhat better in Reykjavík, but the infrastructure has been wrecked by the US for their military bases back in the cold war. So everything is pretty much car centric.
Like with other car centric progressive cities, the people and city council are pushing pedestrian and bicycle friendly infrastructure, but are seeing heavy push back from car brained lobbyists.
Good urban planning and public transport are the main things I miss from the Netherlands, but I came for the nature and don’t live near civilization.