r/casualEurope

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🎤 the rapture of the church will take place, it’s occurring church will caught up before sudden destruction and wrath comes, repent your life and give to God your soul.💥👏

u/Joniel89 — 3 hours ago
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What are the things in your city that feel boring, outdated, or unnecessarily complicated?

I live in a small coastal town in Italy that, in my opinion, has a lot of potential but feels quite underdeveloped in terms of everyday life and social spaces.

It’s a beautiful place, especially in terms of location, but most of the social and leisure options feel quite limited and traditional. For example, there are very few places designed for casual social activities like meeting friends outside of bars or clubs.

Most of the nightlife revolves around a small number of clubs or drinking-focused venues, while there are almost no spaces for alternative activities like board games, informal gatherings, creative spaces, or places designed simply for people to spend time together in a relaxed way.

It often feels like the city could offer much more in terms of quality of life and modern social experiences, but these kinds of ideas are still quite rare here.

What are there things you feel your city could easily improve but simply doesn’t?

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u/WebDeveloperJoe — 12 hours ago

Do Europeans miss older internet communities?

Do Europeans miss older internet communities?

I’ve noticed a lot of people lately saying they miss older parts of the internet:

  • forums
  • smaller online communities
  • recognizable usernames
  • chronological feeds
  • and slower/more personal interaction online.

Do you feel modern social media changed the way people interact online compared to 10-15 years ago?

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u/Grand_Egg_3442 — 3 days ago

Do Europeans care about alternatives to Google Analytics and big tech tracking tools?

Do Europeans care about alternatives to Google Analytics and big tech tracking tools?

Do Europeans care about alternatives to Google Analytics and large tech platforms?

I’ve noticed more people lately talking about:

  • privacy
  • EU tech alternatives
  • self-hosted services
  • and reducing dependence on large US tech platforms.

But outside tech communities, do most people actually care about this stuff, or are most users fine with Google/Facebook/etc. services as long as they work?

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u/Grand_Egg_3442 — 2 days ago
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A quiet place in Europe (August)

Hi, my wife and I are looking for a quiet place for 7-9 days in August. By quiet, I don't mean somewhere remote or in the forest or mountains. We simply don't care about nightlife.

What we care about is access to the sea/lake (about 3-4 hours a day) and an area that can be explored without a car (maybe some day trips). The August heat of southern Europe doesn't really bother us. We just want to relax, spend time together, and eat well.

We've already been to Ohrid, Albania (Saranda), Montenegro, Sicily (Palermo), and Corfu. I'm not talking about city breaks here. While browsing the forum and looking at the map, Malta and the northern part of Albania (Durres or Golem?) caught my eye.

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u/Jeden_Dwa_Trzy — 10 days ago
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u/Pretty-Band-7943 — 9 days ago

Hungarian MP Magyar Péter aka 'MP' is officially Hungary's PM

Meanwhile, this flag returned to the parliament for the first time in 12 years.

Jokes aside, what is happening now is amazing. Watching a modern alternative reality dictatorship fall apart in real time is WILD.

u/catchupfam — 13 days ago