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Stone Age settlement found under the sea in Denmark

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198 points isaacfrond | 1 comments | 29 Aug 25 07:39 UTC | HN request time: 0.198s | source
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devjab ◴[02 Sep 25 05:21 UTC] No.45099398[source]▶
This is not related to the story as such, but I live in Aarhus and this is the first I hear about it. I read three national news outlets and one specific to my local region of Østjylland a couple of times a day. I wonder if I should swap some of them. I know about black trashbags being thrown out of a window in the white house and then I find an actually interesting non-tech story about something happening right outside my house here on HN...
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globnomulous ◴[02 Sep 25 09:01 UTC] No.45100622[source]▶
Not exactly related to the story or to your comment, but: is Aarhus as happy and wonderful a place as all writing about it claims it is? I know immigrating to Denmark is nearly impossible, but I keep telling my partner that if (or when) the political situation in the US deteriorates sufficiently, Aarhus should be our destination -- that or Copenhagen.
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1. messe ◴[02 Sep 25 10:02 UTC] No.45100995[source]▶
I've lived in Aarhus for the past two and a half years, and can say that it is quite a nice city to live in. Very walkable, decent public transport (despite how much locals love to complain about it), plenty of restaurants, bars and other entertainment. I'd definitely recommend it.

Moving here was quite a bit easier for me though, as I'm an EU citizen.