Evolushan

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on New Cookbook Day! · c/cooking · 2 pts · 187d

Been wanting to try more Japanese cooking! Thanks for showing that cookbook I will definitely try his blog out!

The other day I was supposed to take an ICE, which was canceled, and all the next ones as well for that day. So they had replacement buses. 4 per train... which means that when i arrived at 11.30 for my "train-bus" replacement, the 4 buses that left were from the 9.30 slot. By the time the buses for the 10.30 slot arrived, there were people from the 12.30 train there. You can imagine I gave up and did not go.

Spain’s independent fiscal authority (AIReF) estimates that in 2017 non‑European immigrants had a positive net annual fiscal contribution of about €4,200, mainly because they’re younger and draw fewer pensions in the short run.

Also, the ‘half a million’ you mention is being discussed as a régularisation, not necessarily 500k new arrivals overnight.

Finally, if you have a source that shows ‘unskilled African immigration is a net tax loss in Spain’ (with definitions and data), share it...

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/firefox · 4 pts · 244d

Crazy to link the page but not read the relevant parts.

In December 2019, System1, an advertising company which portrays itself as privacy-focused,[19] acquired Waterfox.[20][21] In July 2023, Alex Kontos announced that Waterfox had been turned into an independent project again.[22]

I've really not enjoyed the last Astérix, having grown up with the Goscinny ones. To be honest, I haven't read this one, but I'm planning to. Not expecting much to be honest, but thanks for the review nonetheless !

Goscinny of course had master class puns, and I mean in french it's just perfection. But maybe it's further than that. He had great timing and tempo in storytelling, that the newer albums clearly have lost. They try nowadays to take the spirit of making jokes using modern situations, which can work but this mostly falls flat imo. It's like writing satire and being witty isn't as easy as it sounds !

These magazines have always been a super important part of the bande dessinée landscape. When I was a kid I would read modern versions of the descendants of the journals like Le journal de Tintin.

My take was always that writers could try stuff out and make solidify content for their albums they would later publish. At the end of the day, all the extra one pagers or adventures were always refreshing. When you have read all of Tintin 46 times over, anything more will do!