@nprofile1q... Et bær som hedder det samme på dansk og svensk!? Crazy.

@nprofile1q... There's the time in notifications that quickly links to my ticket. And it shows me which platform the train is on. But I've only bought simple tickets and I did that on the website instead of the app. And linking the app and website sucked when you're not a Swedish resident - I had to get hold of customer support and to do that I needed to go through their dumbass chat bot.

@nprofile1q... Apart from that egregious, use-breaking bug I really like the SJ app. The DSB one isn't bad but I much prefer SJ's.

@nprofile1q... Surely, it was an international and not Interstate crime spree?

@nprofile1q... Needs a train bridge

@nprofile1q... Escaping the French heat to a balmy 28 C in Skanderborg.

@nprofile1q... Is there no OpenAPI interface, like Swagger or something, based on the actual code? Of course that assumes the code works even though the docs were wrong.

@nprofile1q... Me to me: but looks like it's peaking tomorrow.
Me to me: how much hotter is Hamburg than Copenhagen?
Me to me: oh wow. And not peaking for a while huh.

I'd send you hugs but too hot for that.

@nprofile1q... Nah, the other two are better options.

@nprofile1q... I hope you intend to play with them.
Flip 7 is fun and you don't have to learn a lot of rules or make many choices (push your luck)
Magic Athlete is wonderful in the way complexity arises from simple rules (fast paced roll and move).
And Ticket to Ride is a classic for a reason - try to find a version that plays a bit faster than the original (don't really know the genre, I guess set collection and path making?).

@nprofile1q... Meget logisk da I jo har masser af olie /s