It works for those SEO spam sites too. You visit such a site, go back in history to your search engine, and in the result’s top right corner block the website. It’s neat. It doesn’t work by default with Qwant and you need to add some line in the settings that’s in one of the GitHub issues.
Friends this is clearly satire
If you scroll down you can change the localization settings to Country: Germany, Language: English, Currency: Euro. If you search I think it narrows down to the listings that send abroad.
Wish they expanded to more countries. In Poland I saw a forum thread of people buying subscriptions/accounts from some guy online because they can’t buy it themselves. That being said, you can create a free account over a VPN in a supported country if you want to just try it.
Would be great if Orban and Vucic fell in the same year, but as the video in the article says - the Serbian elections will probably happen at the end of 2027. Who resigns and says “I will be president for a few more weeks” rather than giving a concrete date? And how is lying about resignation going to help calm down the protests
“People are buying indie games instead and I’m not happy about it”
Direct link to Commodore’s product page if you don’t want to give the news site a click: https://commodore.net/callback/
Add copper scavengers to the list
– Mściwoj, look it’s a picture of a normal family
– Make it more yellow
– What?
I appreciate the effort - I’ve actually posted something similar here myself (for wool socks, on another Lemmy account). I sometimes wonder if it would be better to contribute them to something like https://buyeuropean.fandom.com/wiki/Buy_European_Wiki or any other aggregator (wikidata?). goeuropean.org is a little too simple.
I see from the comments here that people have various preferences - doesn’t do business in Russia, doesn’t have residency in a tax haven, is not only based in Europe but has an European owner too etc. This could all be filterable.
Woah 830 comments, somebody should monetize that engangement
edit: /s
welcome back, leetspeak