Yes, using churns and airplanes that flew high latitude.

It really demoralized some Japanese fighters, since they were so low on resources by contrast.

Well yeah, it’s picture day! Like when you work from home you probably don’t wear pants but you’d probably put on pants if you had to go in to the office.

Gotta mog the Russians in style ✨

Edit: but in all seriousness, it’s a good war tactic to look really nice as a soldier while the other side has to rely on mules and fake helmets. Especially against a machoist culture like Russia. Imagine getting conscripted after finding out solders are getting literally slayed by a diva who looks pristine and you were raised in a culture where women are shown to be dainty and unfit for war (ironically this would have been less effective propaganda against early Soviet Union culture).

It’s similar to when the US Navy, while fighting Japan, made Ice Cream.

Btw, Switzerland is not in the EU

Here’s some to add to the Finnish list (since for some reason only that military site keeps making the lists, which is a bit annoying because realistically most people don’t wear that style:

Paapii (kids and women, made in Finland) https://www.paapiidesign.com/fi

Lija the Label (swimwear, designed in Finland, but made in Portugal, still within EU) https://liljathelabel.com/

Népra (active wear, designed in Finland, Fabric from Italy, made in Estonia, still within EU) https://www.wearnepra.com/

Svala (thermal wear, made in Finland) https://svala.com/en/shop/

North Outdoor (merino wools, these linked specifically are made in Finland) https://northoutdoor.com/en/collections/merino-wool-shirts-and-accessories-made-in-finland

Vai-ko (multiple items, made in Finland and Lithuania) https://vai-ko.com/

Anubis still does a pretty good job

You can ask people on Newgrounds

What’s an ALF polycule?

Don’t forget the endless abyss that was pictured too.

I haven’t had luck with it when it comes to finding places in Finland. And all of the open source options seem to have issues with residential areas, not just Comaps. That’s not counting the technical issues.

HereWeGo, while closed source and a private company unfortunately, is at least European and even has public transportation data. At least it’s not Google too.

I still use Every Door when possible to contribute, but the lack of residencies and glacial update cycles still leaves it so that I can’t really recommend these apps to even my wife, let alone others.

I don’t think France or, when they were part of it, UK, ever got the memo. Heck even Spain really.

Unless you’re going to tell me South America is geographically available while Canada isn’t.

All those features are only paid if you use their servers. They’re still reworking their self hosting version (they had one but they’re simplifying it) and if you self host all that is free.

Depending where on 2000 it wasn’t that bad. Housing was more affordable for example

You can use the key card for manual input in that case. I had to use it for awhile myself

It’s possible to separate the artwork from the artist.

This isn’t art, it’s technology, but even assuming it was, you just pointed how much of a massive fucking hypocrite you are then since, by your own logic, there wouldn’t be an issue using say Fedora even though it’s from the USA.

Freaking bootlicker.

Put on a creepy costume like a ghost or creepy cryptid (ghost probably more effective. People don’t think guns affect ghosts after all, but some might try to claim an alien or big foot trophy).

Haunt local campground late at night from a distance.

Start a social media campaign about campground bring haunted / fake creepy stories based on your own hauntings.

Now should be emptier for you to use.

Just watch out for teens with a talking dog possibly investigating the events.

At least in Finland last I did 2 years ago it was still a pain, and extra taxes

Thank you

Is Fluxer US based though?

Bluetooth still can’t use HiFi audio either.