hendrikrassmann
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In Germany they're calling them selves 'Querdenker' (lateral thinkers).
>You forgot the trigger warning!
Bro, don't use that phrase.
"The phrase can cause stress about what's to follow. Additionally, one can never know what may or may not trigger a particular person."
Consider using "content note".
To unlock that feature you have to buy a second phone.
> warned that they may have violated the Housing Accountability Act, which says that cities generally can’t deny or downsize housing projects that comply with whatever rules are in place at the time the project application was submitted.
This sounds like a law which states that you can't break the law.
2023 will be the year of emacs on the desktop.
Little reminder that our (German) gas storage was only filled at 25% when the war started.
On an unrelated note, we had sold big parts of that infrastructure to Russian companies.
1. I'm not saying the US did it.
2. I just want to remind you, that you're talking about a country literally renaming their national dish to "freedom fries" over France not wanting to join in a war, started under provably false pretenses.
1.3 million micro-mirrors per headlight :D
God forbids we (Germany) just build good cars that get you from A to B.
Don't forget the eighth 'The Fast and the Furious' movie.
The German proverb is also about a "Bock", same word, same meaning.
Looking like it's going to hurt you, while being safer, is not a contradiction.
I would say it's the other way round. Since creators need an income, patreon recieves a huge amount of free advertising from small and big influencers/youtubers/etc
I'm just going to interpret "[autopilot] couldn't deal with something" as "autopilot would also have crashed the car in that situation".
To me a situation in which autopilot would have crashed, gave control to the driver, who couldn't "save" the bad situation, is just an autopilot crash.
This replaces HN!
"AITY for telling everybody org-mode changed my life?"
>NAH I get why you feel that way, but I don't think it's entirely true. For me, org-mode has been a good tool for keeping notes, to-do lists, and other types of lists, and that's about it. I don't really see it as a life changer. I see other people using it for other types of projects and to get organized, but it's not really changed my life.
That being said, I don't think it's a terrible thing to say, and I don't think you're an asshole for saying it. If it makes you feel better, go ahead and say it.
Of course there are only 100 people named SMRT left.
The other ones died.
I believe that in 100 years people will look back at our consumption of anti-social media the same way, we're looking back at doctors refusing to wash their hands before delivering.
Your body can deal with many things on it's own, but once there are cities with a million people in them, and railroads and steamboats zig-zagging between them, hygiene has to be a conscious effort.
Much same way, it's not your fault, if your mind can't handle all the shit the internet landscape throws at it.
One easy way I found is to have an older smartphone (S4 mini), without any cheap mobile internet access. (This works very well in Germany, as we have almost no free wifi). This way I only allow myself podcasts, which I chose to download before leaving the house.
There is also a (conspiracy?) theory about the movie Frozen and the rumor that Walt Disney froze his head to be reanimated at a later point in time,