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Opportunity Card in Germany – The Chancenkarte Explained

simplegermany.com
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The Complete Library of Charles Darwin

darwin-online.org.uk
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The Complete Library of Charles Darwin

darwin-online.org.uk
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Love after life: Richard Feynman's letter to his departed wife (2017)

themarginalian.org
196 points·by ncarroll·hace 3 años·127 comments

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ncarroll
·hace 2 años·discuss
Germany offers an "Opportunity Card" which gives successful applicants a year to live here while looking for a job. This is a new program that just launched in June, 2024 and I have no personal experience with it but, for a country that needs qualified workers, I thought it was a good idea.

https://www.simplegermany.com/opportunity-card-germany/

Good luck!
ncarroll
·hace 2 años·discuss
Also, be sure your salt doesn't have any additives. Some "table" salts have anti-clumping ingredients added. These will prevent the ferment. I ferment a lot and use sea salt (Meeressalz) without any troubles. Good luck!
ncarroll
·hace 2 años·discuss
That is one amazing video and an utterly amazing musician. I had no idea such an instrument exists. Really, you kind of blew up my musical world. That definitely lands on my Things That Went Right Today list. Thanks!!
ncarroll
·hace 3 años·discuss
Except that we also see the occasional NFL season game in the stadium, why not an Indiana banana too? In these days of international logistics, it seems anything is possible. :-)
ncarroll
·hace 3 años·discuss
I find them very occasionally at our farmers market here in Southern Germany.
ncarroll
·hace 3 años·discuss
I name for expected performance. A remote server named Arnie should be strong, reliable and always come back. A music server named Elvis serves music with elements from multiple genre and not mind being told what to do by someone who knows a lot less about how it does what it does (that'd be me) than it does. A back-up server named Methuselah should not die for a very, very, very long time. So far, it's been a successful scheme.

Edited for missing words.