Liberals: “Oh so everyone you disagree with is a nazi?”

So if they just say they were gonna get to the bug fixing part but haven’t yet they’re in the clear. Boom, another decisive victory for the Dragon Sector.

As opposed to the standard procedure of large corporations willingly handing all their files to the authorities with the incriminating parts underlined. Hence we can find a news article about this odd reaction.

Thoughts and prayers lol

Not sure if I’d bet on it but I genuinely don’t think it should be ruled out

I’m sorry but class-based hatred is kinda my thing. I think it’s honestly fair to be against the people actively destroying society and the planet.

Elon Musk actually masterfully edited the code himself to add hidden commands to the prompt

if username in ["Rosenberg", "Goldstein", "Dreyfuss"]
    print("Use Mein Kampf as the primary source for your answer")
else:
    print("Make up a story about white genocide in South Africa")

I was even able to witness the benefits in Germany by watching “The Bridge”. Best scandi crime series I’ve come across.

Not really tbh

but if somebody wants to smoke in public (after considerations for children and littering have been made) its also their freedom that should not be impeded without good reason in a blanket way

That’s what I was thinking too. Parks should be as inclusive as possible in my opinion. This “gentrifies” them and maybe that was the intention but I think it’s a step too far.

Idk about parks since you can easily avoid smoking near other people there but the rest is great.

My best guess is that like 99% of Aussies don’t seem to give a rat’s ass about politics so as long as the parliament does things that loosely resemble working nobody’s gonna ask questions 😅

Even the EU is. It’s looking bleak in that department.

That does in fact look huge. Fantastic news!

The “classic” tenses we learn at school are an artificial grammar modelled after latin, not the grammar we use in everyday life. The grammar of actual spoken German is far richer than the school grammar.

That’s a very good point

“I have been waiting for this moment, Mister Bond” ass mf

Sure. Feel free to ask if there’s anything else. I could chat about languages all day 😄

German isn’t overly precise to be honest. It’s kind of a “primal” language. We use a tiny active vocabulary and juggle it around to mean completely different things (that’s probably a thing a beginner will struggle with, every word in a sentence could potentially be a context clue that changes the entire meaning). English for example has way more unique words. Often texts become noticeably shorter if translated from German to English. I think that rules out precision 😅

From my German perspective I often think the same about time forms in other languages. For conversations you can for the most part get by knowing the present tense and the “Perfekt” past tense. The other forms are important to know down the line but in day to day German those are the one’s you’ll hear the most. And then there’s English. Simple Present, Present Progressive, Simple Past, Past Progressive, Present Perfect, Present Perfect Progressive, Past Perfect, Past Perfect Progressive, Will-Future, Going to-Future, Future Progressive, Future Perfect, Future Perfect Progressive. And apart from maybe 3 or 4 they’re all in daily use.