This is not new though. The EUPL have existed for almost two decades.
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Isn't one of the main rationalist blogs named LessWrong? I mean, it's almost like the meme itself.
The article only mentions how to get the info from the desktop client, but it's also available on the website. Here's the direct link: https://help.steampowered.com/en/accountdata/AccountSpend
Shameless, one of my favourite shows ever, especially from season 3. And of course I am referring to the original British version from Channel 4, not that awful remake they made in the US later.
Also Inside no. 9, but as an anthology series, it varies a lot between episodes.
And Deezer is French. Both are listed outside the non-US owned circle but marked as options to boycott the US. The chart is wrong.
If you have some time, some months ago I shared an article that I think explains that (and how that argument started decades ago with gay people and then moved to trans people now) in !lgbtq_plus@beehaw.org: https://beehaw.org/post/12888662
It's shocking indeed but not really surprising. Volkswagen was founded under the nazi regime as a state-owned company by Hitler's initiative.
After Phoenix, it also went as Firebird for some time after Firebird database forced them to change to Firefox.
Or in Chechnya. Or in South Ossetia.
We have a saying in Spain that says that Europe starts in the Pyrenees.
3 km sounds like too much to me. I don't think most people here would walk that far to do their shopping, especially in 30°C heat, mostly because we usually have small supermarkets all around.
I currently walk 500 m to my small neighbourhood supermarket when I just need to buy a few things and I don't recall ever living further away from some small supermaket. When I am running out of provisions, I take my car and go to a big hypermarket 7 km away. There are other hypermarkets closer by, even within walking distance (2.3 km), but that farther one is the one I like for doing a big shopping.
Of course, distance isn't the only factor. It's not the same 500 m in London or Amsterdam which are mostly flat than in the city where I live now, where the 500 m to my supermarket have gradients of up to 15 %.