Mithaldu

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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Germany actually has these restrictions because it affords its citizens more rights than most countries. And these restrictions exist exactly because rights may only be exercised unless they impinge on the rights of others. And i invite you
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
To be clear: §103 is being removed, a paragraph that had a useful existence when it was easy to start a war by insulting a foreign head. The "right to offend" is not being instated however, as §185 (law against insults) still exis
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
You can still respond by opening a new issue and referencing that one in it.
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Little bit disappointed that you talk the insult law down that much. It serves a very real purpose in providing a tangible recourse that is at least better than the usual default, violence.
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Given that these types of people literally do incite things like in the following video, i fail to see anything troubling in such police action. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmTtCyLvGUg
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Tumblr caches everything for a looooong time.
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
You can test it on earth! Take a glass, fill it with water. Put something in it that floats, keep it away from the sides. Rotate the glass.
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
The entire game design and physics of SC is built around "World War 2, BUT IN SPACE". I mean damn, they even have actual cockpit windows with no appreciable polarization (note the freighter pilot blinded by a simple laser scanne
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Probably not. Narcissu will get you depressed. War of Mine is still too mechanical.
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Which problem do you think cannot be solved with legislation that can be solved usefully by one-time application of money?
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Great marketing campaign, but philantropic stuff needs to be long term to be of any use. Short term stuff can in fact be counter-productive by hiding that there is a problem that needs to be resolved. The best solution for almost every resp
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
The rules would've been "don't do it again and move on".
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Short version: He didn't fuel Raikkonen's car up enough which forced an early pit stop in the second-to-last lap of the race. However at the end of the race they placed the same as they had planned, and they had for the laps befor
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
To be a little more exact: Have large amounts of heteronyms to have them be common and not strange exceptions.
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
As a german: No. German is a little oddly rigid due to being more tied to legislation and has a few weird corners like "ei". However in the big picture and on the scale of fucked-up-ness it's not even in the same order of mag
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
> people into GITS might like this post we made about shots in the movie recreated from the anime: https://medium.com/@gitsost/a-love-letter-to-ghost-in-the-sh... I find it quite superficial to call the new movie a
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Ah, you're just really bad at communicating and get upset when people don't recognize your innate "cred". I tried to be nice to you because what you said was ambiguous, period. But i guess if that's how you react
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
It's unclear what exactly you're agreeing is "true". If you're agreeing with the "incorrect to conflate", then it is true that it would be incorrect, but not true that this needs to be pointed out. With on
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
I found that many adults have sadly forgotten how to ask "Why?" and instead get set in whatever their mind decided is the reason for something being the objectively true reason. Encouraging children to ask why is not only the most
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
I created an issue reporting the main problem caused by Electron for them: https://github.com/desktop/desktop/issues/1641 Maybe they'll figure something out.
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Absolutely no shame on the author for something that can be easily overlooked, wasn't documented and not reported by any tool.
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Another example to add for "shady", for a long time Netflix used to push shows you'd watched to the end in your "continue watching" show to prompt you to watch them again, which could easily be mistaken for "th
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
I've had many of my american friends tell me they've observed the bias and the details in upbringing, particularly stressing confidence as being more important than being correct, and "fake it till you make it". And i th
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
> Doing what? Defaulting anything they should ordinary label as "purpose unknown" to "religious". > How long have you been doing it? Claiming that i am jumping to conclusions is ridiculous. I started the first post
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
The author of the software disagrees with you, otherwise his response here would not have included the word "sorry": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14347371 Also, the show this app is based on is accessible
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Even if she's not american, it could be an attribute of the line of study. Mathematics weren't started in Germany, but many text books, even in the USA are strongly influenced by german aspects. Also, if it's not that, where
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
I may be jumping to conclusions here, but this feels to me like a consequence of the american thing of "never admit when you don't know something".
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
No, this is a peace treaty for a single block in one city, out of an entire country that is still at war. It's nice that a handful of people are being helped, but they are utterly dwarved by the amounts of people in the same situation
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Which is priced the same as the home version if you buy it via other vendors.
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Pro 10 user here. Windows started wanting to update last week, but isn't because my group policy is set to notify for download and auto install, so all i had for the duration of the conference i was at was a notification. It works fine

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