Say you’re American without saying you’re American.

You’re right on the fact you’re not right leaning. Libertarian are far right.

Still too much honor for Elon. Twitter!

I will not compromise on the performance. I will definitively look to the refurbished units. The biggest issue we have here, it’s we are a small country and our own keyboard layout (the keyboard isn’t a real issue).

Thanks for the help.

Budget isn’t a real issue with 2.5k. I can go a little higher.

It as to be a laptop. I’m mostly in my new activity, working outside my home. I’m using mostly trains as we can go everywhere with them. It also allows working while going somewhere.

I’m fine with several hours of use. 6 hours would be great. The second point is to no worry about having no battery when I take out of my backpack. The second point is also depending on the OS. With all I read and people, I would look for 94Wh at least.

Do you have a link for Whatsapp beta mod? Thanks!

All of these list are great as we discover new apps each time.

But, I would suggest to write what is the app about.

It would be a nice plot twist in a movie.

It’s beginning to look like Venezuela but with libertarians. It’s quicker than I thought.

This guy isn’t a climate activist. It’s funny to see the price of fuel going up with a climate denier.

Herren means “men”. “WC” means toilets, the place, in this case. I get the pun but it’s not the best one.

The water is accessible on the front by the way.

This is actually misinformation and misleading. The sign says like on the picture.

My link was for the illustration.

Some others:

• Half of the people with swiss citizenship have a foreign background at some level.

• The majority of immigration went from permanent to temporary. People come for a small amount of time.

• Despite being one of the most neoliberal country, people of the city of Berne voted to allocate money to the self-managed cultural center. This can be explained by the city-countryside political divide.

• Switzerland doesn’t have direct democracy but a semi-direct democracy.

• Appenzell Innerrhoden and Glarus still have a Landsgemeinde where people vote cantonal level legislations using show of hands vote.

• Corruption at the local level is high.

• There are more unwritten rules than laws.

• People keep their friends during the entire life. As a side effect, people can be seen as unfriendly. It can take up to 10 years to make a local friends.

• You can reach 95% of the country by public transportation.

• The Habsburg dinasty originated from the small town of Habsburg in the Canton of Aargau.

The Zytglogge in Berne is the UNESCO monument you can urinate on.

• People are racists on a town to town basis.

• One of the official language isn’t used in the daily life despite having the larger speaker base. People use dialect.

• These dialect can vary a lot between regions or even towns.

• People will be angry and rant if the train run 5 minutes late.

• The biodiversity is actually bad.

• You can legally urinate on a UNESCO monument.

Switzerland

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It’s understandable. Back in the old old days, these 😱 were often called emoticons. The reason was that the chat software that people used to automatically replaced ;-) by 😉. The menu was the same and the name of this menu was emoticon.

One of the most famous example of this is MSN Messenger.

People keep the habit to call them emoticons.

I know the difference.