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  • Googly eyes are the answer

  • Okayyy

  • Bohemian rhapsody - Queen

  • Is this foreign interference?

  • Bus numbers and it's connections. Growing up in a metropolitan Asian city, I enjoyed taking buses everywhere. To school, to grandparents place, to friend's houses, to friend's grandparents houses etc, I could give routes that went through posh neighbourhoods, or food recommendations along the routes.

    It was my super power before Google maps came along 🥲

  • Heroes

  • That is a beautiful book storage. But that price tag though 👀

    Hah. Wardrobe currently it's just rolls of teeny tiny clothes. Sorted by long or short sleeve.

  • Woodworking @lemmy.ca

    Looking for ideas: kid's toy storage

  • Geez S$200,000 per EV (including 10 year maintenance ) Cars really are expensive in Singapore.

    I wonder do the police also need to pay COE, or do they get a break?

  • Sophie's world by Josvein Gaarder and unbearable lightness of being by Milan Kundera.

    Read these in my late teen rebellious age, made me introspective and really emo (read: pretentious and annoying) and gave me a philosophical lens and human psychological lens in my relationships with others and with the world.

    May not be typically mind-blowing books as they are, but coming in that time in my life, it shaped my world view.

  • I was an early adopter and lover of Evernote. It was a simple proposition, syncing your notes across all devices, and relatively good management system. Used it for school notes, managing life, planning holidays, events etc.

    Loved loved it.

    Then came along Google keep which did everything, and had a simpler cleaner UI/UX. Made the switch and never looked back. Until now (de-googling)

    I guess the trajectory is pretty much the same for all these other companies where they couldn't sustain the growth, and it reached a limit within their reach.

    Besides business model decisions, perhaps it's also down to the appetite and ambition of the founder.

  • from the article:

     
            Evernote: Acquired in January 2023, in July 2023 Bending Spoons laid off all Evernote staff and transferred the operations to Bending Spoons HQ.
    
        Mosaic Group: Acquired in January 2024, immediately laid off all 330 staff members, folded operations into Bending Spoons HQ.
    
        WeTransfer: Acquired in July 2024, in September 2024 laid off 75% of all staff.
    
        MeetUp: Acquired in January 2024, in February 2024 laid off a “significant” portion of the workforce
    
        Brightcove: Acquired in November 2024, yesterday, March 19th, laid off 2/3rds of US employees
    
    
      

    komoot knows what they're in for

  • Now you're tripping me up

  • cats @lemmy.world

    Neighbourhood cat rubs

  • Like condemning ever pressured anyone to do anything

  • You got me. A 4th gen would do the trick too

  • Buy European @feddit.uk

    Global brands inflating their prices on swiss versions of their websites

    lenews.ch /2025/03/14/the-global-brands-artificially-inflating-their-prices-on-swiss-versions-of-their-websites/
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  • Now we just need a King of Europe...

  • Kofola

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  • Any alternatives for Pepsi?

  • Acorns!

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  • It's a fear of looking at things with a lot of holes

  • Acorns!

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  • Trypophabia ⚠️

  • Eggs Rule

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  • Also when I start making a sunny side up