Getting a fairphone 6 with /e/OS is one of them, besides a few snags I'm really happy with it.

The other is getting a henry vacuum cleaner. They're affordable, strong, insanely repairable, look cute, and are made in the UK by unionised workers which is nearly unheard of these days. I probably sound like a shill but it's nice when the more ethical/local option happens to be one of the better options anyway if you weren't considering considering those things.

Fairphone 6 with e/OS. Couldn't be more satisfied!

I found a good dutch hot sauce that tastes really good.

Switched from gmail to proton, from google maps to Mapy.com (and open street maps more in general), from windows to Linux (on a refurbished - unfortunately American - laptop), switched from Microsoft office to LibreOffice, from Uber to Bolt, largely from ChatGPT to LeChat (Mistral) and Lumo (Proton), from google translate to DeepL, from google chrome to Vivaldi.

Looking into buying an (used) Nothing Phone 2a from a local refurbish store.

Phillips electric toothbrush. Made in NL.

I'd been looking everywhere for a yellow half-face jester mask, just a cheap paper pulp one, and I finally found it at a UK joke shop's online store. £3 mask ended up running me ten times that after shipping and duty, but the hunt is finally ended

Bought a backpack from Fjallraven recently, absolutely love it! I bought the orange one.

Cloths and Kitchen Tools,

SIGG Total Color ONE bottle. Great quality and made in EU.

And a Svedbergs "Sarek" bathroom cabinet with LED light strips and light oak finish that looks really good but for some stupid reason only exist online as shitty renders.