Also falls man keine Möglichkeit hat, ein festes Bidet zu installieren, aber auch nicht ganz die Ghetto-Lösung will, dann kann man sich auch ein Reisebidet zulegen.

It annoys me, too, because there’s various open-source projects already, like QMMP and Audacious.

No, that’s not a generic speech to me. In that case, you’re motivating a specific political issue and trying to convince anyone who’s still on the fence. Contentious political issues have always been excluded from the ceremony speeches I attended.

Man, this shit is going to cause some political instability. Like, yeah, the guy spent multiple years learning a job which is obsoleted a decade later. He might be able to pivot to game design, but that might be obsoleted in yet another decade. Who even knows at this point?

Going into retail or some craftsmanship job, that’s probably going to be a safer bet, because robots still have a farther path to go, but those jobs already pay badly today. Even more people looking to do these jobs isn’t going to help.

Yeah, I think, we’ll have to agree to disagree on that one. I know, I’m on the extreme side with never having liked such a ceremony. I think, it’s because I simply stop feeling represented with the kind of generic speech you get when addressing more than a dozen people, because I guess, I’m just too special of a snowflake…

Wow, ich dachte echt, wie hat der denn Nährwerte mit eingerechnet? Aus dem Pro-Kopf-Verbrauch an Cheeseburgern die dafür nötige Menge an Futtermais hergeleitet?

Man, can you imagine, the meaningless platitudes that are normally said at these ceremonies, but it’s not even a human speaker, but rather an overengineered loudspeaker.

Well, lots of us were parented to not throw food away. Just the thought of someone always cutting off the crust when they’re eating bread, that does irk me in that sense, too.

But as someone else in this thread already said, with proper bread, the crust is actually good. Then it just seems really strange to cut off the interesting part of the bread and to just want the samey stuff in the middle.

Oh boy, you’re possibly in for a treat. I didn’t notice this for far too long either, but the UK flag is at a complete wonk:

It’s got rotational symmetry, but if you just flip it vertically, the thin red stripes will be the wrong way around.

Not part of the EU…

As an anti-mow person, I don’t care, if it’s a wildflower meadow. I don’t call random plants “weeds”, they’re all cool with me. Like, alright, if you’ve got a super-invasive foreign species that’s actively killing the local ecosystem, then I’m on board with doing something against that. But it can hardly be worse than mowing the local ecosystem.

Where I live: Plasticizers are really unhealthy, we should be avoiding them for food packaging.

Meanwhile in this person’s life: Would you like some grape flavor with your plasticizers?

Simplify compliance by not using Google services. They’re frequently in violation of the GDPR.

Wenn sie das bei dir nicht sein sollten, dann wäre mindestens auch deine Teilnahme vollkommen freiwillig. Wenn dein Chef dich anweist, teilzunehmen, dann muss es vergütet werden.

I’ve had customers send passwords to me, plain-text, over chat. Frankly, that end-to-end-encryption is not considered basic security for chat applications, that’s just beyond me.

I’m definitely willing to believe that they’ve got monorail-like flanges. That would probably help with stabilizing. But where the hell are you able to see a picture of the wheels? There’s a few angles in the video which quickly show the wheels, but I can’t actually see much anyways. 🫠

Achso, ich habe dazu im englisch-sprachigen Raum auch schon entsprechende Artikel gesehen. Daher meine Reaktion.

That’s the bloom shader effect: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom_(shader_effect)

But yeah, some people might refer to that as “bloom filter”, although it’s not what’s meant here.

Honestly never saw that shape in Adobe’s logo. It always just looked bad to me. But I could see someone thinking that former Delta logo is an improved Adobe logo, so I’ll allow it.

Wenigstens wird Microsoft dafür jetzt auch mal auf den Kopf gekackt. Viele Unternehmen machen solche Versprechen und vergessen sie dann still und heimlich.