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For those who are currently stuck with their kindle hardware like I'm.

• https://docs.opendesk.eu/user/erste-schritte/
• https://gitlab.opencode.de/bmi/opendesk/documentation/handbooks/-/blob/main/README.md

A prepaid hoster located in Frankfurt. @SrMono@feddit.org has a VPS running since 6 month and is quite fond of the service.

Hi, quick question about the website, which is evolving quite fabulous.

The page is operated and sponsored by a German company Hanseatic Bits UG (haftungsbeschränkt) & Co. KG .

I'm wondering: what the philosophy behind the project is? How is the funding taking place? What will happen to the crowd-sourced data and the joint effort? Don't get me wrong, but putting effort in a closed source database that belongs to a company, which then claims the copyright of said database (German Urheberrecht), is something I would like to discuss upfront.

cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/10442980

Coming from the post about Ukrainian knives I would like to have a post similar to the Jeans post the other day.

Outdoor knives are more of a niche topic, but it plays well with some of my outdoor hobbies and knowing your options is also fun, so please keep em coming.

• Austria
  • https://www.lilienstahl.com/
• Belgium
  • http://cultra.be/
  • https://atelier185.be/
• Bulgaria
  • https://duloknives.com/
• Croatia
• Republic of Cyprus
• Czech Republic
  • https://www.anvknives.com/
• Denmark
  • http://riceknife.dk/
• Estonia
• Finland
  • https://varusteleka.com/ → Skrama knife
  • https://www.peltonenknives.de/
  • https://www.marttiini.fi/
  • https://www.iisakkijarvenpaa.fi/
  • https://www.fiskars.com/
• France
  • https://www.opinel.com/
  • https://lethiers.fr/les-fabricants/ → collective of firms that encourage handcrafted knives
  • http://forge-de-laguiole.com/ → more pocket knives
• Germany
  • https://www.schnitzel-germany.de/
  • https://www.boker.de/en/ → includes many brands and different production sites.
  • https://www.eickhorn-solingen.de/
  • https://odenwolf.shop/
  • https://www.schmiedeglut.de/ especially the famous Sacki Messer
  • https://solinger-messer.de/collections/messer
• Greece
• Hungary
• Ireland
• Italy
  • https://www.mkm.it/en/
  • https://extremaratio.com/
  • https://coltelligiagu.it/
• Latvia
• Lithuania
• Luxembourg
• Malta
• Netherlands
• Poland
• Portugal
• Romania
• Slovakia
• Slovenia
• Spain
  • https://www.joker.es/en/sport-knives/
  • https://www.arcos.com/
• Sweden
  • https://morakniv.se/en/
• Honorable Mentions
  • https://bpsknives.com/
  • https://eu.helle.com/
  • https://www.victorinox.com/
  • https://sheffieldknives.co.uk/

https://frame.work/de/en/marketplace/parts?search=cable

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/27902773

Drop the pasta, start the playlist, when the music is over, you’ve got perfectly cooked pasta

Archive link for those of us still considering retaliatory tariffs.

So, my in-ears have found a new home and now I look for european alternative.

Problem: All european brands have differently shaped silicone parts, which basically means that the in-ear headphones fall out of my ear within 1-2h, no matter the size of the silicone thing - except those from Bose SoundSport (see the model with item model number 761529-0010), those stay in longer (but also not indefinitely).

I've come across possible solutions, namely "Nothing Tech Ear (open)" and "Teufel Airy Sports TWS", but here comes the next problem: I have to wear glasses.

Question: Anyone here who wears glasses AND has experience with one or both of the mentioned products? How does it feel wearing those in-ears? Any pain or discomfort? Do they stay in place or do I have to worry they'll fall off if I tilt my head slightly?

For anyone who knows whether there are in-ears from european producers where the silicone part is shaped similarly to the one from Bose, can you please let me know?

Thank you all

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/41933191

I tried to correct them there: https://old.reddit.com/r/BuyFromEU/comments/1jtooq4/europe_keeps_building_social_apps_no_one_wants/mlvrugy/

Looking for any Digikey (Electronic Components) alternative in Europe that is not Mauser.
I already know and buy from Mauser but would like other options.
For now I'm buying from AliExpress but would love a fully European supplier.

Thank you in advance for any answers.