LG TVs are also made in Poland.

Here is a quite long list of different European clothing companies. Most of them produce in Europe, some of them have been mentioned before.

Denmark Shaping New Tomorrow Dilling Colorful Standard

Sweden Nudie Jeans Asket Stellar Equipment

Finland Varusteleka

Estonia Suva

France Asphalte Le Tshirt Propre Armor Lux Saint James 1083 jeans Bleuforet Le Pantalon Legaulois Jeans Atelier Tuffery Le Slip Francais Loom Berthe aux Grands Pieds Cocorico Tranquille Emile

Portugal Isto Tiffosi

Germany Manomama Trigema Merz b Schwanen Sanvt Eterna Wijld Ortovox

Spain Hookeshop Custi Mikelo Massimo Dutti

Czech Republic Tilak DirectAlpine Horsefeathers?

Neatherlands Mr Marvis

Austria Löffler

Switzerland Nikin

Ireland Aran Woollen Mills

Romania Made in Rosia Montana

Poland Cumulus

Completely off topic but I used allabolag.se that gets data from the quarter reports for all listed companies and that page said EARL GREY HOLDING SàRL. So I had to find out what was correct, it turns out EQT sold it one year ago.

I have a document where I have collected different clothing brands that are based in Europe, most of them are also manufacturing in Europe. I will check the countries for them and add it in a new comment if I have time during the weekend.

I didn’t know it existed several Suva brands, I meant the socks.

Eton and Morris are Swedish brands but Eton is owned by EARL GREY HOLDING SàRL which is based in Luxembourg, probably moved for tax reasons. Morris is owned by HOLTA INVEST AS which is a Norwegian private investment company. Is it supposed to be which country the brand is located in or where the owners are from?

You have mentioned under both Sweden and Denmark. The brand is Swedish but it is owned by a Danish company, does that mean it should be sorted under Denmark?

You can add some more brands

Estonia

Suva

Sweden

Stenströms - PR
Oscar Jacobson - PR
Woolpower - PR

Luxembourg

Eton - PR

Denmark

Selected Homme - FF
Jack & Jones - FF

Norway

Aclima - PR
Morris - PR

I think all these brands except for the fast fashion and Morris have production in Europe.

Xprivo is an AI chat and it doesn’t seem to be updated on the latest things. I asked it when my country play in the world cup and it responded that it might or might not be qualified. So I can see use cases where it would be better to use Qwant than Xprivo.

It will be easier for other states to join after Schleswig-Holstein and Bavaria if they are providing feedback so the open-source can be improved to suit the need of states.

I have seen that they are developing that, but I didn’t know they are using it. When I search for the same thing in I get different results, so maybe they are using different weights even if the index is the same?

Sipearl will most likely be a part of this initiative, they are designing CPUs. Their latest CPU is made on 6nm in Taiwan, but the design is in Europe. However, it is for servers so don’t expect to buy CPUs from them.

I use Qwant on my PCs and Ecosia on my phone until I have decided which is best.

I assume he means that changing browser in the European Parliament is virtue signaling and that they could have done much more important changes.

Personally I hope that they plan for changes that makes an impact but that it takes time and they are announcing this and more small improvements/virtue signaling until the bigger things can be presented.

Is it a difference in privacy/security between Filen or Proton Drive and Jottacloud + local encryption before the files are uploaded?

It is subjective and the backpacks are not even the same model, but if someone who have experience from the backpack I’m looking for would have seen it they could perhaps provide some feedback. There is only one review at the site so it’s not so much to go on.

Have you had them for a long time? How is the quality? My current backpack must be 10 years and show wear and I want to replace it before I get holes in it. It’s a cheap North face which I use it daily for commuting, short hikes and travels.

How is the ergonomics of your backpacks?

I have not really decided on the size of my new backpack, the current one is 26 liters. And I might go for something similar, like the 22 liters backpack, or I might go for one smaller and one bigger.

Isn’t it two different models with a couple of different sizes per backpack and then one that is listed as 2 in 1? Which is still not many models so your point is still valid.

https://www.vaude.com/int/en/46580-clubride-urban-25-liters-daypack.html?size=13424&colour=1900 https://www.vaude.com/int/en/45901-rupal-proof-28-waterproof-alpine-backpack.html?size=13424&colour=2260 https://www.vaude.com/int/en/46584-proof-transformer-2in1-backpack-bike-bag-waterproof.html?size=13424&colour=2260

Good question, I have never tried any other OS than Android and Windows phone before it was stopped. However, I’m waiting for the Jolla phone and hope that Sailfish will be good. I would have tried a Linux based OS if any of my phones supported one.

Does anyone how any experience from Vaude’s backpacks? I’m thinking about buying the Proof 22 multifunctional backpack, or something similar from Vaude or other brands, but it would be nice to hear from someone with experience from it.

Cool, Fairphone + Ubuntu touch seems like it would be a good combo. The only question mark is how well banking apps and other must have apps are working since they often have dependencies to Android or Iphone.

deGoogled Android is still an improvement for someone who have never considered anything else than Android or Iphone.

Fairphone can bought with Android or e/OS. On the e/OS site they say

/e/OS is a “deGoogled” version of Android OS

So a Fairphone with e/OS will still have a dependency to Google. It might be possible to use Fairphone with postmarketOS or something else that is based on Linux, I have not looked into it.