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In München gibt es ja oft das Problem, dass in Wohnstraßen auf einer oder beiden Seiten Autos dauerhaft halb auf dem Gehweg parken. Warum das problematisch ist, muss ich hier wohl niemandem erklären. Massenmeldungen sind aber schwierig, weil man dabei leicht von Anwohner*innen gesehen und angefeindet werden kann. Es ist einfach extrem zeitaufwendig, jede Anzeige einzeln zu machen.

Da München kein Ordnungsamt hat: Hat jemand schon mal versucht, direkt die zuständige Polizeiinspektion per E-Mail zu kontaktieren und um Maßnahmen zu bitten? Gibt es damit Erfahrungen?

Mir geht es dabei übrigens nicht unbedingt darum, dass jede*r eine Strafe bekommt. Mir reicht es schon, wenn die Leute ihre Au

Hello,

I'm a native English speaker, also C1 in Chinese (the Taiwanese Mandarin variety). I'm B1 in German and have been learning for a little over half a year in intensive courses. Would love to chat with someone over zoom on occasion and exchange!

I just adopted a 4-month old Italian Greyhound puppy. I love her, and she's really doing great. The only thing I'm not having success yet is potty training. I live on the 9th floor of an apartment, so it can take a while to get down to the 1st floor and over to a patch of grass. Our apartment also has stone floors, so it's not terrible when she goes inside, but I'd like to get her into the habit of going in a specific area whenever possible. I always clean her messes with enzymatic cleaner. Here's what I've tried:

Litter box: When she starts going, I tried putting her on the litter box to finish (and rewarding after). However, this just startled her out of peeing. She also tries to eat

I'm considering the following itinerary:

- Ferry from Taiwan (Kinmen) to Xiamen (Wutong)

- Flight back to Taiwan that transfers in Hong Kong (purchased as a single ticket)

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The reason I'm considering this itinerary, as opposed to purchasing an individual ticket to Hong Kong, then an individual ticket to Taiwan, is because I want to avoid the potential stress of having the initial flight to Hong Kong delayed, then missing the flight to Taiwan. Based on the letter of the policy, it seems like it would apply, since I have a confirmed seat on a flight out of China to a third "region" (Kong Kong). Does anyone have experience with this, or would I have to buy two separate tickets to

Hey all,

I've been banging my head against the wall for the past couple of days on this Exercism exercise (Translation Service), specifically on Task 1. I've watched bunches of tutorials on promises and read documentation and I think I get it, but this exercise is a bit different. api.fetch(text) itself returns a promise (that contains the translation and it's quality), and the function I'm trying to write free() is also supposed to return a promise. However, it's looking for a promise that returns the translation (I guess?)

At first I tried this:

free(text) {
  this.api.fetch(text)
    .then((transla

Hey everyone,

I’m a foreigner who has been using GoShare (Gogoro’s scooter sharing program) for a while and I decided it would be a good idea to make a little guide on it and answer questions if anyone has them.

Signing Up

To sign up, you’ll need:

• An ARC (or APRC, or Taiwan Citizen ID)
• A Taiwan drivers license (or scooter license)

Any local drivers license is fine as a car license allows you to drive green plate (<50cc) scooters. I’ll talk about this more later. Notably, you’ll need a Taiwan license to sign up. You can’t use an international drivers license.

When you sign up, you’ll get a message that verification of your ID failed. You’ll just need to message GoShare su