

Well if they are too stupid to breathe, you’re also not being forced to share oxygen with them, so there is no problem either way.


Well if they are too stupid to breathe, you’re also not being forced to share oxygen with them, so there is no problem either way.


You are being forced to breathe?


I’ve had to fix things with customs so often when ordering items from non-EU online shops… if they can intercept my books and hold them until I explain that they’re books, then they can intercept toys too.


If I get a choice, I think i would prefer my country to be united by hydrogen and fire


Naja die wesentliche Innovation in der Antriebstechnik war dass Elektroautos jetzt benutzbar sind.
I tried it and it’s way off for me because it gives too much weight to submitted posts. I don’t have very many submissions so even when I selected recent only, it focused on one guide post for a game I wrote many years ago and made the profile 80% about that. But I guess that’s a problem at some point before the LLM is involved. There are some other similarly non-LLM problems too like making the most used terms section list almost only subreddit names.
When I limited it to recent comments only it did a better job. It even listed “Humanity’s general incompetence” as the fifth of my “top 3” topics.


Finde ich ehrlich gesagt zu einfach gedacht. Da gehört schon mehr dazu.


In Europa vermeide ich Fliegen eigentlich soweit es geht. Also ich fahr auch mit dem Zug wenn ich dafür zwei Tage unterwegs bin. Hat meinen Chef früher immer wahnsinnig gemacht.
Bei der Zielauswahl gibts natürlich auch persönliche Gründe. Wenn ich 100% nur das Klima schützen will dann bleibe ich ja einfach zuhause.


Ich fahre im Urlaub immer nach Japan, einfach um ein paar Wochen funktionierende Züge zu genießen. Besser als jeder Strandurlaub, weil in der Sonne sitzen und nichts tun kann ich hier an jedem Bahnhof.
On Linux, rm can delete empty directories with -d too, not just with -r.
rmdir is the counterpart to mkdir, which creates empty directories, so of course it can only remove empty directories. After all mkdir can’t create full directories either. There however is rmdir -p as a counterpart to mkdir -p, so if there is something in the directory, you can use that, as long as the something is an empty directory.

The second loop basically just creates the same content that’s already in line so it wants you to print that again instead.
I wonder what it would say to
name = "World"
print(f"+{'':-^{len(name)}}+\n|{name}|\n+{'':-^{len(name)}}+")
That it works this way is a result of secularization, but what’s your actual problem with it? It’s not unusual for organizations to charge membership fees, and when your members are literally a quarter of the population, it’s not even inefficient. Just to be clear, the state only collects. The money goes to your religious community.
The actual wtf is where this idea of opting out of the tax comes from. As I wrote, you can’t opt out of the tax. It’s not the tax we’re opting out of, it’s the entire religion and paid membership in an organization. What happens is e.g. my parents had me baptized after I was born, so I was in a position where I was basically “assigned Catholic at birth” and would have had to pay the tax even though I never signed up out of my own free will and even though I never was religious. I left when I was 14, long before I had to pay the tax, and had to pay a fee to make it official. IMO paid subscriptions should always be opt-in, and never opt-out, and there shouldn’t be a cancellation fee. So for me this part is the wtf.
Anyway, you can be assigned Muslim at birth too, but since Muslim communities don’t use this system you don’t need to opt out to get rid of the tax.
You can’t “opt out”. If you’re a member of a religious community that delegates collecting tax to the state, you pay the tax, and if you’re not, you don’t. As far as I know there are no Muslim communities that do this (only Christian and Jewish ones), so Muslims don’t pay the tax. Of course, communities might use other means to collect money from their members that don’t involve the state.


Etymologisch kann man auch bei der Kokosmilch usw. argumentieren. Milch ist mindestens vor 1k Jahren schon nicht nur tierische Milch, sondern auch Pflanzensaft.
Persönlich bin ich bei dem Thema etwas zwiegespalten. Auf der einen Seite ist das natürlich purer Lobby-Unfug. Auf der anderen Seite perpetuiert das Veggie-Chicken aber auch die Normalisierung des Fleisch-Chicken.


Eigentlich sind Menschen allgemein nicht besonders gut in irgendwas, aber Männer haben mehr Selbstvertrauen und deshalb glauben wir trotzdem dass wir was drauf haben


I think in the future, it is advisable to use larger distributions where a lot of eyes look at, like Debian.
This reminds me of the time when Debian broke their OpenSSL and for two years, ssh keys generated on Debian were basically taken from a pool of only 32k different keys…
That time it was an honest mistake, but it would actually have been a very efficient attack too if it had been intentional. Imagine succeeding at getting your target to use private keys for ssh or ssl etc. from a tiny pool that makes something usually impossible to brute force suddenly trivial. And nobody noticed it for two years.


I had one of those laptops (a PowerBook). Yes, it had two slots that could be used for batteries. But that meant taking out the CD drive. Modern laptops don’t have that anymore so I’m not sure where the room for another battery would come from. The other thing is, it lasted at best 4-5 hours on one battery when doing light work. Its modern counterparts last 10-15 hours on one battery.
The same thing actually happened with phones. But now we literally can’t spend half a minute not looking at them and we also play energy hungry games on them etc. You can still get a phone with replaceable battery though, e.g. Fairphone or Volla.


If I want to use Wero I have to tie my mobile phone number to it and then I can only use that number with that exact bank account and none of my others. Completely useless for me.
They need to come up with something that’s actually good for consumers and not just for the bank’s data gathering aspirations if they want to compete.


If I want to use my main bank account with wero I have to link my mobile number to it and can’t use it for wero with my other account anymore, because that’s the only way my bank supports it. Only a small number of banks actually let you use the wero app with multiple sources. Makes it completely useless for me. Paypal isn’t the only one that can do that either. Basically everything not made by companies that primarily want to be banks can do this. E.g. Klarna.
The other thing is that I need something that works outside the EU. That’s where replacing paypal and credit cards is actually difficult. In my own country or in the EU, I have plenty of options.
Full Metal Schoolgirl for Switch 2. Work’s been frustrating so the premise sounded intriguing