3 points ·
I think the non-food stuff is better at Lidl on average, but I like going to Aldi (Süd) way more overall
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- Europoors, complete this sentence: Lidl is better for X and Aldi is better for Y · 59 points · 45 comments
- Apple could remove AirDrop from EU iPhones as battle heats up · 45 points · 8 comments
- Chinese hackers are persistent players in cyber espionage landscape, with a special emphasis on European governmental and industrial entities, report says · 34 points · 1 comments
- Germany: Dozens injured at Berlin pro-Palestinian protest · 130 points · 53 comments
- Buy American? No Thanks, Europe Says, as Tariff Backlash Grows. · 354 points · 40 comments
- German state gov. ditching Windows for Linux, 30K workers migrating · 123 points · 6 comments
- EU OS aims to free the European public sector desktop · 127 points · 31 comments
Comments
12 points ·
Relying on proprietary software means the manufacturer could pull the rug from under you at any time. Who could've guessed...
3 points ·
About to apt get me some malware
12 points ·
There is no "both sides" here when the playing field is so uneven. As a protestor, just showing up in a simple motorcycle helmet would be a crime - nevermind the full body armor the cops are wearing.
2 points ·
Isn't it generally a good idea to buy as locally as possible to reduce unnecessary shipping emissions?
8 points ·
Based and penguin pilled
1 points ·
I'd rather have my tax euros pay them than pay microsoft. Granted, that money being used to employ devs to create a FOSS solution would be even better, but commercial Linux would already be a great first step in the right direction.