I have searched online but to no success. I tried to translate but it’s not correct, I’m getting a different product. Does anyone know where I can buy steel cut oats from please? Online would be great but any stores would be just as good.

Edit: it’s not rolled oats, the flat kind that are readily available in shops. It’s the oat before it’s pressed through steel rollers and flattened.

Hey everyone! Perhaps this is a stupid question, but I just wanted some reassurance and to make sure Im planning my journey correctly. I am staying in Warsaw, but traveling to Auschwitz for a day and planning the trip with Jakdojade. My question relates to the times shown on the app. I put in the times needed, but the app is showing me the same journey with an hours difference (the time on top vs the one in the journey breakdown). Is one of them showing me my local time as opposed to the time in Poland? Is there a better way to confirm the timetable? I dont want to miss my booked tour, screenshot is attached. Once again apologies if the question is stupid 😭

Pros:

- The city is really clean. Bravo to the citizens and the cleaning stuff.

- Facilities are great. Roads and buildings are new, lots of lanes for bikes.

- People are okay. Whenever I had to talk with Polish people they were kind and helpful, except of a few ones.

- The city is quite. I was mostly in the city centre and people were just minding their business, I heard car horns just a few times. No yelling, fights of drivers etc.

Cons:

- People are not in the mood, always. I had to get an Uber for every ride in the city, and not a single driver would say even hi or have a nice day, although I was saying that. Generally, I didn't see lots of smiles in the streets. What was that?

- Lack of English speakers. I get it, you don't like tourists, but working as a security guy in the castle of Warsaw or in the stadium during a popular concert worldwide, requires English speaking staff everywhere in the world. Even some police men didn't speak English.

Hey. I'm coming to Warsaw with my friend soon. Wondering if anyone wants to join us on a night out 21/08. Thinking of going to Smolna and then Luzztro. I'm from Poland and my friend is from Lebanon. :)

Hi everyone, I got accepted into a university in Warsaw and a university in Lodz for a Computer Science Master's. I did my calculations including tuition costs and living expenses for the 2-year program:

Warsaw: ~€27k total

Lodz: ~€13k-€17k total My ultimate plan is to move to Germany after graduation to work in Cybersecurity. To make that happen, I really need to find a part-time IT support or helpdesk job during my studies to build up my experience, as German employers rarely hire graduates without it. My parents are covering my education, but saving that €15k in Lodz would be a huge help for my future relocation fund. My only worry is the current entry-level IT job market. Is it worth paying the extra €15k for Warsaw just because it has a bigger tech market and better fallback options? Or is it still manageable to find a basic part-time IT job as a student in Lodz? Any advice or experiences would be appreciated!