In Germany it’s Jesus-Did-Something-Again-Day (at least here in the South. The North has significantly fewer public holidays because they aren’t aware of all those amazing, holiday-worthy things Jesus did around the year).

To be more precise, it’s Feast of the Ascension of Jesus Christ - or in German, Christ’s Heaven Trip (Christi Himmelfahrt).

There are none of them as good as Proton.

For example, AirVPN hasn’t had any security audits and doesn’t seem too interested in them either due to monetary concerns. That’s a deal breaker for me.

The Linke is an Eastern German party.

After reunification, the Eastern German ruling party SED evolved into PDS. In 2005, PDS and the left-wing of the SPD formed Die Linke.

Because of this, Die Linke is more popular in the East. They are seen as anti-establishment and have regularly brought attention to issues Eastern Germany faced, so they are more popular there.

Vice versa, they aren’t nearly as established in the West as the other parties.

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The reason the Wii U failed wasn’t because of its name. Sure, it didn’t help the slightest but Nintendo’s console iterations have struggled in the past because they hardly bring anything new. The Wii U brought literally just a gamepad (and stronger hardware, though marketing focused on the gamepad). Why pay so much for an incremental upgrade? The same fate nearly occured to the 3DS:

The Nintendo 3DS was released in Japan on February 26, 2011, and worldwide beginning the next month.[10][11] Less than six months after launch, Nintendo announced a significant price reduction from US$249.99 to US$169.99 amid disappointing launch sales.

After all, why pay money just for a 3D effect? Without continued support and selling at a loss, the 3DS would have bombed.

By the way, the Xbox One - despite its similarly stupid name - never faced the same issues as the Wii U because people actually wanted it.

Why isn’t Russia in its entirety marked as blue though?