Looked it up to …

A literal scratchcard in other words…

Think thats lead, not mercury tbh.

(Unless you are not a shit hunter that miss som much you can afford the vismuth)

My only gripe with that car is that it looks really bland. Then again I am no James Dean where I sit with two kids seats with the back full of shopping

Can’t it just relocate to say… Switzerland

Well. Problem with small nations with a distinct language (I am Norwegian, and written Norwegian and Danish is basically dialects of the same language. Personally I hate reading danish and enjoy swedish. Think I am a massive outlier) is that you never get any volume. In all the Scandinavian countries large part of the population is pretty much fluent in English (guess the reading population skew even higher) so you have the added competition of English language books as well.

Norway doesn’t have VAT on books. Even if you buy from outside the borders in different languages there is no VAT. Can’t speak for others but for me it sure make me buy more books.

Luckily the Norwegian! Noble comitee are not lining up

In my office I have a list that says passwords all nonsens and just as a decoy. I have a system that I use for rotation woth a visual reminder (by association, not directly) somwhere in my office

Switzerland is not en EEA member (Norway and Iceland) and adopt EU regulations on a case by case basis. EEA members are obliged to adopt as default in national legislation, but have the option to decline, but it often comes with consequences.

There are some EFTA (Norway, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Iceland) deal with the EU but no idea how that works.

Edit: But you are correct, Switzerland do follow most EU regulations.

Jesus. Any phone is a huge security liability. Cant be that hard to issue them with some decent burners. Anyway. Hungary can just buy the I formation from the 378 app that they voluntarily installed.

Think no one regretted it more than Gabe from Penny Arcade. https://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2010/09/08/the-wager

As a Norwegian I am reminded of our “reply” to the American first slogan.

We are OK with Norway fourth or even fifth, but Sweden LAST!

Aye. Also Norwegia. The sale of the new Y is the benchmark. And still the Y is number four in numbers of cars sold.

As a former mine clearer the world does not need more mines. But as a former combat engineer mines done correctly (with proper mapping, fencing and marking) is way to control an axis. That’s why it still has its uses. Problem is 10 years down the line when the maps are lost, fencing gone and no markings.