Don't determine the users language by the country the request is coming from. My browser wants English, despite me being in Germany, so don't show me the German page. The good thing though was that besides the language selector nothing else was translated.

It actually doesn't determine it by the country the request is coming from.

How it works is fully documented here: https://github.com/ladjs/i18n#i18nmiddlewarectx-next

1) Check URL (e.g. if /de or /de/ then it's a de locale - as long as de is a supported locale)

2) Use the custom function (if provided by the detectLocale parameter) for locale detection

3) Check the "locale" cookie value (or whatever the cookie option is defined as)

4) Check Accept-Language header

Regarding nothing being translated, there was an issue with our locales folder sync and that's being resolved soon!

This seems more of an problem when living in the USA than an SMS problem. I'm in Germany and there is no way someone gets a new SIM card without someone checking the persons personal ID.

Add calc to your favourites (programs on the left bar). Now it comes before Libre Office Calc when you enter "calc".

Yes, it's outside, but it's 8 minutes by train ride from the central main station.

It was part of Google+ until very recently. So my guess is, that they just moved it.

There are even images here: https://wikileaks.org/ciav7p1/cms/page_13205694.html

And they're using git flow

Not from the States, not on AT&T Wireless. None of my torrents is shown. I think you don't know anything.

I don't know. The Berlin train system is known for stopping to work if its either to hot, to cold, to windy or to rainy.

This is about the subway (U-Bahn), not the rapid transit (S-Bahn), the latter had serious issues with maintenance a couple of years ago.

I recall that before unification(in West Berlin) S-Bahn trains used to be older and U-Bahn trains were newer. I do not know current state of comparison between U-Bahn and S-Bahn trains.

The DB bought newer cars in the late 1990s, the class 481. But this class had a lot of issues, which could be mitigated by better maintenance but since the DB wanted to go public those costs were too high, so they cut spending on maintenance.

And so the 481 will be replaced by the 483 and 484.

I lost it at:

> There are ~ 19 million developers in the world. And Apple has managed to sell ~19 million Macs over the past 4 quarters. What a coincidence!

I'm apparently in the top 0.54% for this year. Whoever says SO hates new user have never used the moderation tools and read the stuff new users write on this page.