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Oh yeah it’s totally bootlicker culture to not lose your job which pays for the roof over your head and your food. /s

Like seriously? Where the fuck is that a choice??

Fantastic writeup!

A teeny tiny correction, taking a bath will in fact dehydrate you (only a small bit, unless you have a Swimmingpool and move, then it’ll dehydrate you much more)

Not really AFAIK they still get up to 50-60, it’s just the ungodly amount of child deaths that pull down the average to like 30

Yeah when (normal) brakes get hot after a certain point that loose significant breaking force up to the point where they just fail completely. You usually should notice it before failure through when the pedal starts feeling soft and squishy.

Tape it to his cast.

In Germany your employer has to pay for all sick leave up to continuous 6 weeks. After that insurance pays you 60% of your last paycheck. There are a lot of exceptions, for example if it’s a work related accident your employer has to pay 100% of your last paycheck indefinitely until you go into early/disability retirement.

Look at Answer in Progress’s video on dark mode, the initial question is a different one about design, but it goes a bit in the difference and dis- versus advantages between dark and light mode.

It’s art.

True, I meant cinnamon, which (IIRC) was the default/suggested to you when you went to the website.

Because the UI is similar to windows, so it will feel more familiar to (ex-)windows users

Man, if only you listened to your teacher instead of embarrassing yourself on the internet.

“life-long” in Germany is 25 years, normally with the option for parole after 15. However there is “Sicherheitsverwahrung”, which doesn’t count as punishment but is instead justified with protecting the rest of the public from a certain person, and can be applied indefinitely.

It allegedly also affects Edge and Vivaldi, so it seems to be chromium not chrome

Wtf? The IDF regularly bombs places they told people to flee to???

What? That’s literally a confirmation‽
You can only do something in violation of orders by actually doing it. Therefore -> “in violation of orders” translates to “they did X in violation of orders”