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@lproven Some research on how and when babies learn to speak has shown interesting results. All languages bar one has the same range of results.

Danish is sufficiently hard to learn that even children of native speakers take longer to learn it properly than for any other language. The most likely cause is the bewildering array of almost identical vowel sounds.

Early vocabulary development in Danish and other languages: A CDI-based comparison | Journal of Child Language | Cambridge Core

Early vocabulary development in Danish and other languages: A CDI-based comparison - Volume 35 Issue 3

Cambridge Core (www.cambridge.org)

@neil For a decent amount of time today solar covered more than 50% of the electricity usage in Denmark. The potential is huge.

@hunspirillen @phloggen Det er korrekt. Sælgeren har ofte flere kunder ude på prøvetur samtidig.

@quixoticgeek @moof @WeirdWriter DSB very deliberately, for better or worse, selected something as close to what DB did as possible. This was mainly to avoid accusations of repeating the IC4 scandal by buying something bespoke.

@darth @stefano

Servers: OpenBSD and FreeBSD
Laptops: MacOS and OpenBSD
Gaming: Arch Linux

I prefer OpenBSD but will use the tool best suited for the job at hand.