Hat schon mal jemand ein FedEx-Paket bekommen? Ich auch nicht. Hätte aber eins bekommen sollen.

Lower your expectations. "This has to be the trip of our lives, we worked so hard, ..." is a recipe for disaster. Things will be different from what you have planned. You will be disappointed by some things, others may just not work out at all. If you get hung up on that, you won't be able to enjoy all those little moments that make a trip memorable.

If you have to leave the beautiful little Café early because that one big thing on your checklist is closing in an hour and tomorrow you have to leave early for the next stop, you won't be left with any nice memories, only pictures of things that have already been photographed a million times.

My advice: already make plans for the next trip. Yes, you won't be making it back overseas in a while, but there is just no correllation between how far you travel, how much you spend and how good of a time you have. I've traveled a LOT all over the world and some of my best memories were made in places I could reach by car. The biggest disappointment was a long, expensive overseas trip that was "maybe the last big holiday before we get kids".

Take the pressure out, this is just a holiday of many more that will follow. Don't plan too many things in advance, don't make a list of "must sees". Make sure that if you like a place, you can just stay a few more nights.

I was recently on a three week trip through Italy, from the alps in the north all the way to Sicily in the south. We stayed for a few more nights on a nice little camp in the middle of nowhere, with no major attractions nearby, just because we enjoyed lying in a hammock and reading a book. We skipped Rome instead.

Hab gar nicht mitbekommen, dass das 1 VI schon draußen ist, ich habe noch das 1 V.

Objektiv kann USB-C alles was Klinke kann (ja, auch analoges Audio-Signal) und noch viel mehr. Damit ist das eigentlich der bessere Stecker. Die Kopfhörerhersteller müssten nur den neuen (besseren) Standard akzeptieren.

Stimmt halt einfach mit dem Portemonnaie ab, Sony hat immer noch eine Klinkenbuchse, eine eigene Kamera-Taste, keine Notch und was sonst noch immer gefordert wird.

Wobei ich bei meinem die Klinkenbuchse noch nie benutzt habe, aber der Kamerabutton ist genial.

That's a common phenomenon, it's called AAAAA (age associated absence of acronym awareness).

Maybe a reminder that guillotines are still a thing and may be put back in service if necessary is a good first step.

It can be done in a way that does not affect privacy. If you lock your car while there's still a person detected on the back seat, it will sound an alarm.

For me, the coolest thing about them is that they're in the kingfisher family.

Eh, there are much worse drugs around. If doing shrooms makes people drink less alcohol, it's a huge win both for them and for society in general.

Not just America, another Trump presidency is bad news for all of us. Yes, the USA is not the center of the world but they do have a lot of influence.

In der Medizin (und wahrscheinlich auch anderswo) nennt man das "alarm fatigue". Wenn ein Alarm oder eine Warnung in aller Regel keine Bedeutung hat, dann sind wir Menschen extrem gut darin, ihn einfach auszublenden. Das ist eine ganz normale Funktion unseres Gehirns, das sich nur mit einer begrenzten Zahl an Dingen gleichzeitig beschäftigen kann und wichtiges von unwichtigem trennen muss.

Das Phänomen ist auch seit Jahrzehnten bekannt, trotzdem gilt fast überall immer noch die Devise "lieber zehn mal umsonst warnen statt einmal gar nicht".