for some countries, they do Christmas Day on the 24th. Poland for instance tends to have the big family get together dinner on the 24th.

It’s the same in Denmark, I wonder if it’s a Northern European thing? I think Poland is mostly Catholic whereas Denmark is Lutheran protestant, so it’s not just denomination.

Some of these, especially Valentine’s day, could also be labeled “commercial” but I guess that’s the nature of capitalism to commercialize any kind of festivities.

The big Zuck

I’m surprised Reddit is bigger than Xitter. Is that mostly because people have been leaving the Musk project in recent years?

Even better: buy a ticket to a concert and buy a shirt. Especially for smaller bands, this is where they make money.

“vrede”, which means “peace” in Dutch, means “anger” in Danish (probably not pronounced the same way, but the spelling is the same.)

Can you share some specifics on what you’ve customized?

hard coded Korean subs ?

Edit: looks like they are hard coded (according to a different post)