Seconded. I switched from namecheap when they raised the price of my domain. I never had a problem with name cheap but porkbin is cheaper.

Just like those lead bags you put film in at the airport

You don’t remember what you won?

In Modica, Sicily they have a chocolate dessert with minced beef called 'Mpanatigghi which has a similar story.

The defenestration of grog.

Qobuz is available in the US (Qobuz Availability).

I tried Tidal for a while back when they only had the high-fi tier. It was nice but not worth the $20 a month IMO. It looks like they have cheaper tiers now.

Another plus is both services sound much better than Spotify.

I’m currently using Qobuz. The interface is a bit clunky and the catalog is smaller, but there are no podcasts, audiobooks, or social features.

My favorite ever streaming service was Mog. It was bought by Beats and ruined.

As a non European, prepaid sims in Europe are complicated. Some companies won’t sell sims to foreigners, some have little to no roaming. Some have activation fees that double the price.

Some examples: in Germany you need to do a video call to activate your sim, in Italy most providers require you to have an Italian tax number to buy a sim. In Romanian most of the plans have a paltry 1 GB of roaming.

Also most of the SIMs geared toward tourists don’t allow roaming.

But there are fixed rate mortgages.

I would add to this: if there’s a food you don’t like after trying it, still try it again if you end up somewhere famous for it.

Before launcher is my favorite minimalist launcher. It’s very simple and easy to use