https://en.ben-anna.de/collections/toothpaste ๐ฉ๐ช
On a somewhat similar note, just regular toothpaste but in a jar. Thanks for sharing the brand you posted, didn't realize.
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The vest's color and texture speaks "countryside" while the shirt, trousers and tie speak "evening in a city", because one is coarse and the others have sheen or are black
I'd probably swap out the vest for something made out of a smoother material. Also supposedly it's a faux pas to match your pocket square to your tie exactly.
Try adding a dimple as you tie the tie
go to horny jail
Isn't Volla's hardware coming from Gigaset? Gigaset makes made in Germany phones but recently was acquired by a Hong Kong company
Read the The rollout of Login 2.0 for our customers se tion in the linked post
I think they resell https://www.open-xchange.com/ so they were dependent on them accomodating Keycloak (identity solution used by mailbox)
I don't know which one is it a replacement for, but I like https://www.europeancorrespondent.com/ for their quick summaries about what is happening across Europe
They are mostly e-mail based (weekly or daily, split into north, central, eastern, western Europe that you cna opt in) but you can read it on their website also if you want.
EDIT: Also https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/en/USB-C-wall-mount-100-Watt-EU-Power-Plug_1.tuxedo#gallery says assembled in Germany
When buying a domain name you can also consider buying one that's controlled by a non-US registrar. e.g. .dev is controlled by Charleston Road Registry which is Google-related. Same for .com which is controlled by Verisign. Unfortunately certain TLDs have an easier time with spam filters. Alternatives are of course .eu,.ฮตฯ ,.ะตั or your local TLD like .pl (Poland) which is likely to be controlled by some nation wide IT authority in your country.
It's no big deal but a domain is a commitment, since if you stop renewing it it gets bought out by some shady company.
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