Nordic

Old video, but this is the first time for me realizing selling food and condiments in a tube is a nordic thing.

cross-posted from: https://snkkis.me/post/12541

Hey! Sorry for my lack of interest in the instance. I've been more and more enveloped in helping to moderate lemmy.world. This has taken up some time now. I will still hold this instance open, but don't expect me to do much. I will still hold it up to date and moderate it if needed. Thanks for understanding. My lemmy.world account is @[email protected], so contact me there instead of my snkkis.me account.

That's one way to spend Midsummer.

Remember to bring your passports, folk ;)

TL;DR in English: This article is about how passengers who only have national ID cards on their way to the UK are being denied boarding at Torp airport. The rules apply to both children and adults. Passports or national ID cards with travel rights are the only Norwegian travel and ID documents that are valid abroad. The ID cards are only valid in EU / EEA countries and Switzerland. A number of countries have introduced temporary border controls in Schengen. An overview of temporary border controls in EU and EEA countries can be found on the EU Commission’s website. The app “Travel Ready” from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs provides Norwegian citizens traveling with easy access to travel information, travel advice and not least travel registration.

cross-posted from: https://snkkis.me/post/5957

Snkkis.me has now updated to BE: 0.18.0 👏 👏 👏. This brings a bunch of security and stability to the instance.

Now to the other info: this instance will be shut down later today, as we try to switch server region. Currently, the server is hosted in the US, which is making it slow for Europeans, and that is kinda stupid when it's meant for nordic people... I hope this works. I will make a new post when we turn off the server and another one when the server gets back online to say if it was successful or not.

Cya!

Hey there! What are your most "common" news sources? I can probably tell Norway's ones:

• NRK.no - State owned
• VG.no - Privately owned
• TV2.no - Privately owned
• Dag og Tid - Privately owned (mostly paper based)
• Forskning.no - Privately owned (all about science)

That's all that I can think of atm, can't wait to see others'!

Hi, we have a newly created Nordic community on our instance, but since this place already exists, I guess we can put a link here instead :)