With Tony I agree. But Ritter Sport still is working with Russia.

Oder Florida. Als Bayer tut beides weh.

We grabbed them by the pussy!

In his eyes he has the peace price. So now it’s game on.

up is up and down is down, 2+2=4

You’ve got a source on that? /s

Was ich aus der Grafik lese: dass man mit der maximalen Härte nach unten treten muss! /s

Volker Wissing hatte damals behauptet, dass man kein Tempolimit einführen könnte, weil man nicht genügend Schilder habe.

Well, Trump will be gone but another maniac will sit in the oval office after him. This will not be over after Trump!

You are asking for sources, but you are also just giving your opinions, based on your experience. That’s not a source. What are we talking about here, anyway?

If the US takes Greenland, NATO breaks up and US troops are no longer welcome in Europe. Are you telling me the US are fighting in Greenland and try to conquer Europe at the same time? If Europe will be attacked by the US it will be considered a pariah state. They will have to turn diabolically evil and take over every western state. And if they don’t succeed taking Europe they will have lost their strategic bases.

I still hope that the US military has leaders with a spine, who will not follow those orders. But that hope is fading away quickly.

But what do I know. I have no experience in military strategy. Those are just thoughts that came to mind. I was triggered that this discussion wandered far from it’s original starting point.

Wir haben doch gar nichtso viele Schilder! /s

It’s a typo. I wanted to write going. Sorry!

You are correct. I’m European and just commenting this shitshow.

And nothing will happen. Magats are going to maga. Democrats are going to democrat.

Edited typo.

And threaten Greenland

His body works so perfectly he never has to shit.

Lady Giga

Focusing only on the inverter brand isn’t enough. The origin of the internal components matters just as much.

I recently read an article (March 2025) about Asian (read Chinese) PCBs and the security risks involved. One key finding was that it is technically possible to embed additional components inside the inner layers of multilayer PCBs, such as espionage chips or sabotage elements (e.g. fuses that can short a circuit). These can be extremely hard, sometimes impossible, to detect—even with X-ray inspection. The article also describes how subtle design weaknesses can enable side-channel attacks that leak information via physical or logical side effects rather than direct data access.

Article (German): https://www.all-electronics.de/elektronik-fertigung/warum-asiatische-leiterplatten-so-guenstig-und-gefaehrlich-sind/725088

On top of that, there have already been documented cases where undocumented communication devices were found in Chinese-made solar inverters—hardware that was not part of the original design:

https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/climate-energy/ghost-machine-rogue-communication-devices-found-chinese-inverters-2025-05-14/

This means an inverter doesn’t even need an active internet connection to be a potential risk.

In a worst-case scenario, manipulated inverters could theoretically be used to disable large numbers of PV systems at once, potentially destabilising parts of the power grid. That’s why the EU security discussion should not stop at “Chinese inverters” but extend to the full supply chain, including PCBs and embedded components.

Ja, wahrscheinlich ist es mehr Wunschdenken. Mag sein. Und ich stimme dir beim Rest vollkommen zu!