How exactly is Russia then planning to get back the rubles poured into the war against Ukraine?

CDE is/was a thing. Common Desktop Environment. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Desktop_Environment

And a finnish word for surface or coating.

Kiinnostava twisti. Ei siis luotetakaan varsinaisesi siihen, että Yhdysvallat auttaa, vaan siihen, ettei Venäjäkään tiedä auttaako vai ei.

Oon ajatellu, että tässä eletään nyt eräänlaista uussuomettumisen aikaa, vaikka kumartelun suunta on nyt päinvastainen, mutta ehkä ei. Vanhan liiton suomettumisen aikaan hallitus ei ois uskaltanu sanoo sanaakaan Neuvostoliiton arvaamattomuudesta. Rähmällään olo johonkin suuntaan näyttää kyllä silti olevan Suomalaisen poliittisen eliitin modus operandi vuosikymmenestä toiseen.

I upvoted for the false friend explanation. Thank you for tickling my language nerd gland in such a pleasing way.

I don’t think there are regular sailboat connections either :(

asianomaiset henkilöt ovat Ilmavoimien mukaan ”jo saaneet seuraamuksen”.

Penistä?

Ehkä se ois aika. Tähän astihan kotimaiset tiedotusvälineet on hakannu käsiään yhteen ranteet kipeinä ja saaneet hurmoksellisia halleluja-tärinäkohtauksia joka kerta kun tasavallan presidentti on onnistunut lipomaan oranssin neron ahteria. Se ei kuitenkaan taida riittää, kun Donald sedän mieli lutkutuksen laadusta ja siitä kuka nuolee tarmokkaimmin muuttuu päivittäin (kukapa ois arvannu!) Hampaathan Aleksilla on komeat, mutta riittääkö kielessä pituus ja voima?

Works with gasoline/diesel/whatnot which we’re running out of too.

Nonexistent where I live. One between Helsinki and Tallin would be cool, though.

Trains are awesome but they are severely lacking in their ability to cross large bodies of water.

Freedom of speech is technically not within the authority/competence of the European Union but the member states.

Legislation does not require blind obedience. Requests can and sometimes should be contested. Proton doesn’t seem to be taking a very active approach when it comes to contesting requests.

For example German based tuta seems to be much more active with contests, with reported 75% of user data requests contested/denied, which goes to show that resisting requests can and should be done.

While there are differences between the two companies (tuta being a much smaller player and certainly with its own problems) the difference in compliance percentages is simply staggering.

Proton is not stellar privacy wise either. They claim to be privacy oriented but according to their own transparency report their compliance rate is near 90% and they rarely actively contest the requests. In 2025 data was conceded in over 8000 cases.

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In other words they seem to be voluntarily handing out user data to pretty much anyone who happens to ask.

Not bacteria, just bowel gases.

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Although the gases are produced by bacteria, so there is that.

Oh is this the Iran’s “new regime” that the orange genius has been going on and on about?

Hang it on a wall as a statement piece or art with all the suspicious looking yellow stains.

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This method has additional merit in that you don’t actually even get rid of it.

They don’t bother me. The blades are not exposed. I also own a ceiling fan and it doesn’t bother me either, even though it has exposed blades.

Helicopter rotor blades. I’m afraid they will hit my eyes. Even seeing them on a video is very uncomfortable and I have to look away or close my eyes until they’re gone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYFefppqEtE