They are called Pfannkuchen in former West Germany and Eierkuchen in former East Germany. In the East, Pfannkuchen refers to something more akin to a doughnut, called Berliner or Krapfen in the West.
Mastodon might also be a good place for promoting your blog though over there you kind of have to first make a name for yourself to get found, as far as I understand.
Are you talking about some community-specific or an instance-wide rule? Which community/instance? You should probably ask the mods/admins directly.
- Ich drücke automatisch auf die unten angezeigte aktuelle Fahrt
- Die Ansicht ist ungewohnt und sparsam an Informationen
- Ich gehe zurück zur Startansicht
- Ich wechsle zum Menü Reisen
- Ich rufe mein Ticket auf
- Ich wechsle zum Reiseplan
- Ich drücke auf Comfort Check-in
- Ich bestätige, dass ich meine Sitzplatzreservierung verwenden will
- Ich werde nach meiner Reservierungsnummer gefragt
- Ich überlege kurz, ob die wohl auf meinem Ticket steht, oder ob ich sie vielleicht extra per Mail zugeschickt bekommen habe
- Ich gehe zurück zu meinem Ticket
- Ich finde die Reservierungsnummer und kopiere sie in die Zwischenablage
- Ich wechsle erneut zum Reiseplan
- Ich drücke erneut auf Comfort Check-in
- Ich bestätige erneut, dass ich meine Sitzplatzreservierung verwenden will
- Ich kopiere die Reservierungsnummer in das dafür vorgesehene Feld
- Ich bestätige
- Ich bin eingecheckt
- Mir fällt ein, dass ich beim letzten Mal doch nachträglich herausgefunden habe, dass es all diese Funktionen auch irgendwo versteckt in der allerersten Ansicht gibt
- Nach längerem Suchen finde ich die Funktionen dort wieder
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Immerhin springt die Ansicht nicht mehr wie früher jedesmal von Reiseplan zurück zu Ticket, wenn ich aktualisiere, um auf Verspätungen zu checken.
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Maybe the November 2024 spike was caused by VPN users?
I further looked up interest in the search term Lemmy as a social network in Iceland over the last five years and found a peak in November 2024.
I can't really find a good explanation for that. Lemmy Kilmister was both born and died in the month of December, but this doesn't explain an Iceland specific peak only in the year 2024, nine years after his death and 79 years after his birth. There was also a concert by the band GulaR bauniR at the Lemmy bar in Reykjavik in November 2024, maybe that's the reason?
Your chart of world-wide interest in the search term Lemmy as a social network shows a peak in July 2023, probably caused by the Reddit API drama. Iceland, meanwhile, is curiously the country with the most imterest in this search term.
Google offers three categorizations for the search term Lemmy:
- this social network,
- the musician Lemmy Kilmister, and
- a film about his life.
I looked up interest in the search term Lemmy in Iceland specifically without applying any categorization, for all time and for the last five years.
On the first chart (all time), there are two noticeable peaks: one in 2015, the year Lemmy Kilmister died, and one in 2022, about a year before the Reddit API drama.
On the second chart (last 5 years), there are noticeable peaks every summer since 2022. I googled Iceland Lemmy, and stumbled across a bar, restaurant and music venue in Reykjavik called Lemmy. I'd guess it's named after Kilmister. This venue's Facebook page was created in October 2021. Some more research brought up a rock festival organised by the venue called ROKKHÁTÍÐ LEMMY which seems to take place every year since 2022 in late July or early August.
My guess is that Google, to some degree at least, confuses interest in this festival for interest in the social network of the same name.
No, that would be stealing ideas from centrist democrats.
The UK's first-past-the-post electoral system usually ensures that one party wins more than 50% of seats, often without winning more than 50% of the votes.
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Moses crossing the red sea? I don't know but the route on the map definitely crosses from Africa to Asia too far south.