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Thanks! I’m now registered as living at the Itäkeskus metro station and bus terminal 🤣

It’s a place I need to visit almost no matter where I’m going. Gives just the correct amount of info about what my hoods are like.

Does the Pixelfed app then not show the grid well enough? What is the problem you are trying to solve?

Only admins the instance where the community is hosted is able to nominate mods to a modless community.

Other instances’ admins can’t do anything about it.

The question was posed in the community Buy European. Therefore, they want recommendations for what things are easiest to change for European alternatives, and also how to get the more difficult to acquire things for a reasonable price.

This is a very good sign.

This is basically Google saying that the legislation is efficient.

I know it’s absurd.

Why did you bring that absurd idea up in this comment of yours?

Good to notice that they do have a train station right in front of the stadium. It’s a 2-minute walk. And if you’re able to afford visiting the stadium, you are definitely able to afford the local train ticket there as well!

It seems quite sure that “proper transportation arrangements” can mean taking the local train just fine.

That is a self-clarity. But why should every human being use buses only? That sounds incredibly dystopic, to be honest.

Please take a look at the map. There are plenty of things there, other than just one hotel. There’s the whole town of Lyndhurst there, and the southern parts of Rutherford, just some 5 km away from the stadium. Or, if we take 5 miles, that would mean about 8 km. 8 km is about the limit until what distance can be covered by bicycle without an effort.

A society exists for maintaining infrastructure. It’s a basic function and it’s unforgivable for a city to fail on that!

EDIT: And because it’s really useful to look at the map, here’s a direct link to show the distances: https://www.openstreetmap.org/directions?engine=fossgis_osrm_car&route=40.81219%2C-74.07257%3B40.7875%2C-74.13428#map=14%2F40.80825%2F-74.09755

Sorry, I understand each word you wrote, but not really their meaning. Would you be able to paraphrase, please?

Do you think that the city should engage a – civil engineering project to build a pedestrian bridge over a navigable canal?

Uhmm? Yes? Have you somehow missed that there’s a stadium on the other side of the canal? There are a lot of things in the southwest corner of the map, not just one hotel. I do not believe there’s any other country on this planet where this is even a question. That bridge would absolutely get built. Building the stadium cost a big sum of money. A simple pedestrian bridge costs something like 50 000 $, maybe 200 000 $ if you want a fancy one. How would it not be possible for the stadium to pay that? It’s an increase of about one percent to the project’s expenses.

And if they somehow forgot to include the necessary traffic connections in requirements for giving the permission to build the stadium, then I can assure you that the state is able to pay for a hundred grand for simple infrastructure.

When will the pedestrian bridge be ready?

No, and that’s precisely why sports venues are not built in middle of Autobahns.

Germans would not go to that sports venue because it would be illegal to walk outside.

I’m very happy about this!

The state-backed alternative does not support comments under community posts, which has been an important feature for the Russian military to learn about what really works and what doesn’t.

Now that everything else is blocked, they have only the very bad state-developed app available for use. And that means, the Russian military campaign is not able to murder Ukrainian civilians as long as it did throughout 2025.

I still want to know who was the damn idiot that decided to call a payment system “Tax”. It gets utterly confusing when the word “Vero”/“Wero” can mean two separate things that both have to do with money. (And in Finnish W and V are considered the same letter because there was a spelling reform where all W-letters got replaced with the previously unused V).

I hope they’ll change the name to something that can be sensibly used in all of EU.

Do I understand correctly that this is about an event that happened on December 18th?