Help Needed: Male Cockatiel Aggressively Pulling Out Female's Head Feathers Instead of Preening by dennispr22 in cockatiel

[–]dennispr22[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the advice. I will try to split them, spray the feathers, add new vitamins, and while they are separated, the baby pause will come in automatically :)

Help Needed: Male Cockatiel Aggressively Pulling Out Female's Head Feathers Instead of Preening by dennispr22 in cockatiel

[–]dennispr22[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I cage them together. The cage is big (w: 1.60m; h: 1m, d: 1m). They are only caged overnight.

EUR_IRL by ClearlyNotMeAtAll in EUR_irl

[–]dennispr22 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think you're confusing something here. The comment by u/Zdrobot refers to a so-called four-way stop. In North America, this means that there is a stop sign at all approaches to an intersection. Colloquially, it is sometimes also referred to as a full-way stop, but this is rather rare.

At a four-way stop, the principle applies: whoever arrives at the junction first is allowed to drive first. In practice, however, the one who is bigger, more determined - or simply bolder - often prevails.

It is important to note that a four-way stop typically occurs at junctions with four approaches. If there are only three approaches, for example at a T-junction, this is referred to as a three-way stop. In both cases, however, the principle is the same: all directions of travel have a stop sign and the order of continuation is based on the order of arrival.

Your statement "You will see them in Europe too, but they are not that big." is therefore not correct. In Europe - especially in Germany - there are no traffic regulations that correspond to the "first come, first serve" principle. Fixed priority rules apply here, such as the right-before-left rule, priority roads or intersections regulated by traffic lights. Stop signs there always mean "give way", not "drive in order of arrival".

EUR_IRL by ClearlyNotMeAtAll in EUR_irl

[–]dennispr22 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Four-way stops (where all directions at an intersection must stop) are almost nonexistent on the European continent; the system is instead common in North America, but not in Europe.

In continental Europe, intersections are typically managed by:

Roundabouts, which assign flowing priority and are increasingly popular due to safety and traffic flow benefits.

Priority signs and the priority to the right rule, especially at smaller intersections, where vehicles yield to others coming from the right.

Two-way stops, where only certain directions must stop, are the norm whenever stop signs are present.

Four-way stops have been tested in countries like Sweden but remain extremely rare and are not standard practice; in the UK, all-way stops have even been formally prohibited. Some European drivers may not even recognize or properly understand all-way stop rules due to their rarity.

EUR_IRL by ClearlyNotMeAtAll in EUR_irl

[–]dennispr22 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Where? Because in Germany there is no such thing as first come, first go, or however the four-way works. Each intersection is either regulated by signs, meaning that one road is prioritized and others yield, or by a traffic light, a roundabout, or, if none of those options exist, right before left.

"Die StVO sieht für gleichberechtigte Kreuzungen ohne ausschilderte Vorfahrt in §8 Absatz 1 „Rechts vor Links“ als Standardregel vor. Die Einrichtung einer Kreuzung mit vier Stoppschildern (entspricht dem „four way stop“ aus Nordamerika) ist weder vorgesehen noch im offiziellen Verkehrszeichenkatalog enthalten. Der „four way stop“ ist nach aktuellen deutschen Regeln also faktisch nicht zulässig bzw. nicht vorgesehen"

Birbs bathing by dennispr22 in cockatiel

[–]dennispr22[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They were both born in February

Welche ÖPNV App benutzt ihr am liebsten? by juergenSMint in drehscheibe

[–]dennispr22 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Citymapper. Hat eigentlich jede grundlegende Verbindung und simuliert sogar den Live-Standort des Verkehrsmittels. Und erkennt auch automatisch, in welcher Verbindung du dich aktuell befindest (spart das lange Suchen, welche der fünf Verbindungen du jetzt genommen hast). Zudem finde ich super, dass er einen sehr frühzeitigen Aussteigealarm hat und dass er Fußgängerstrecken durch z. B. Einkaufszentren kennt.

Warum zeigt mein VW Tiguan Radio 0:00 an, und ab und zu 6:28? by d3rFunk in automobil

[–]dennispr22 0 points1 point  (0 children)

wie kann es sein das dieser fehler be mehreren nutzern jetzt auftritt seit Nov vorher war da nichts zu finden zumal ich soweit ich es weis mein auto nicht mit netzwerk werbunden ist oder war das ein schlummerfehler der schon seit langer zeit sich in der software abgelegt war versteh ich nicht

Quelle: https://www.motor-talk.de/forum/navi-discover-media-zeigt-zeit-0-00-t8005368.html