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This will probably be an interesting case from a legal perspective. Let’s leave it at that.

Mighty hunter? Am I the only one or is this cat as big as a human torso? It looks like it could hunt us o_o

Except sometimes they selected it and thus hilarious examples of modern art and corporate identity were brought to light

I mean, I get why you wouldn’t necessarily want to constantly remind people of past wars. It’s a matter of pragmatism really. The guys you murdered yesterday may help you to murder someone else tomorrow. Or maybe we eventually stop doing so entirely, not constantly reminding people of past enemies might help either way.

I think the Anthem of Europe (‘Ode to Joy’) is really what a hymn should be. It’s not about the past at all, it’s about the future and ideals. The German Anthem is kind of nice too (even the part the Nazis generously reinterpreted in their favour, thus banned/omitted today). It’s also about things to strive for, not triumph or wars. Would be really weird to sign about getting murdered by the French, liberating from the French, murdering the French, or murdering the French again, when I never even had a fistfight with a Frenchmen.

That’s not to say I don’t care about the past, but particularly the relationship between France and Germany goes to show what happens when you don’t leave things in the past, and what is possible when you do.

Stool stool. It’s a must.

Also, try to drink enough water.

I don’t even possess a round container. They’re strictly less practical than rectangular ones

I mean, it’s not a rounding error, but going from 4.5 billion to 80 billion is not shabby either

Even so… Why traffic them? It doesn’t seem particularly hard to breed cats…?

There are some very good points in there, I would like to hear the counter-arguments.

Matrix is a good idea in principle and the 2.0 protocol (as well as the implementation) is in very good shape. Sadly Element is the most feature complete client for using it and frankly: it’s trash. Both desktop and app, X and non-X. It’s buggy, unreliable and unpolished. It certainly has gotten better, seeing how they went from borderline unusable to at least the core stuff working, but they move incredibly slow. If you think Signal is moving slow, you haven’t waited for Element features (to properly work) yet.

I personally find Fluffy Chat to be more enjoyable, but tbf I basically have to use it, because I need to use multiple accounts. Element just straight up doesn’t support that for whatever reason - I don’t think any other client either. It comes with its own set of issues and shortcomings however. There simply is no app that supports everything and works flawlessly at the same time. To stick with my Signal comparison: Signal just works. It self-explanatory and you need to do next to nothing for it to work. This is not the experience you can expect from Matrix in general, because the way the protocol works makes everything more complicated.

The only major alternative I know is XMPP, which in my experience next to no one uses. I have very limited experience with it, but ‘Conversations’ seemed fantastic on the surface. Much, much simpler and cleaner than anything Matrix. But again, couldn’t actually test it, because no one uses it lol

I mean, Europeans colonized the Americas, so…

What if we 👉👈

What if we explored our belly buttons? 👉👈

Okay that seems just straight up illegal.

That’s no problem actually, given that Windows frequently copied KDE you’d just go full circle

That sounds like a fantastic idea when the opposition is threatening to topple you, please continue

Edit: Sarcasm, have you ever heard of it?

Yeah, perhaps it’s not enough… But the difference between people who had one major coding assignment in uni and people who had none is already staggering

Fair enough I guess :D

But hasn’t always been like that

Fallout 4 a high? I think many will agree that the previous entries in that series (both NV and 3) where better and that this game, while neither great nor terrible, was the beginning of the downfall (overhyped, buggy, little innovation, okay-ish graphics, most interesting stuff in DLC)

You can understand things in principle, implement them once and still use AI afterwards. That’s basically how uni will work from now (at best). I don’t mourn programming on its own tbh, because in the field you rarely do exiting stuff. And the exiting stuff you will likely still have to do, because it is the hard stuff

That is pretty much a standard stretching exercise