That is and was the entire point of the nuclear armsrace back then, sometimes called the MAD (mutually assured destruction) doctrine.

Basically, you stock up enough to guarantee you can destroy the world and now no one can use it, without being, well, MAD.

But Putin might be mad enough to ignore that

There is script extender as well now. Crazy shit

If you’ve never played a CoD at all, I would recommend just playing the campaign (might be buggy atm though). It usually teaches all the necessary skills in order to be at least of some use in PvP, even when you aren’t a pro in shooters.

Other than that, the Zombies mode is nice.

I came to interpret it as more of a general flag for minorities.

Iirc it started to get more traction during the height of the BLM movement around 2020. It’s supposed to include BIPoC into the pride movement.

Found a piece talking about it

Lindner, and the FDP general, are more libertarian than liberal. This is expressed pretty nicely by ideas like this and his famous “Der Markt regelt das”.

Idk if you’ve seen one of these dubs/voice overs, but usually the underlying is so quite, it is closer to being muted than actually understandable

I feel like that’s higher than the actual livable and free lifetimes the average person has.

It’s a part of the header sent with every internet request. Standard thing to identify the user’s language so you know which version to send

Without any context I was so confused why some parts of the text were bolder than others x.x

If I understand it correctly it’s to aid in speed reading, right?

I hardly think it is necessary to be an expert in Near-East conflict or politics in order to condemn what basically amounts to a terrorist attack.

Whether or not they should do something is a different issue all together. But dismissing criticism because they don’t provide an alternate solution to an intricate problem is hardly any more helpful. Israel has many more pathways to do this properly, one idea would be the ICJ.

You’re also falling into an overgeneralization fallacy. While Hezbollah is in the lebanese government, this doesn’t make all citizens of lebanon complicit. Hezbollah doesn’t represent all of Lebanon, neither do Hamas all of Palestine or Netanjahu all of Israel.

Afaik, it is grammatically correct as not is negating make. To me, “let’s not make this weird” implies it isn’t weird and they are trying to keep it that way. While “let’s make this not weird” implies it is weird atm and they are trying to undo that

I feel like that wouldn’t be within his criticism. The way I understood it, it was that he, and I agree, dislikes the i-frame dodging-centric design because it relies heavily on something invisible like the I-Frames.

If there was an animation, a flourish or some other visual marker it would help tremendously.

Iirc EA lost the exclusive game rights after Battlefront 2 (2017).

That’s also why Ubisoft is making an open-world star wars game

Why would they? They get the money. I feel like that system is just prime corruption/malpractice and leads to crap like this.

It’s for profit all the way through

While that’s true, there’s also the “Works on my machine” effect.

It might’ve been less obstructive on their pc than on op’s

The way I interpret the comment is that they are saying “If you would eat normally, you couldn’t be that thin.”

It’s a reference to the fact that energy cannot be destroyed, only transformed into a different form.

Basically, catholic church has confessions. Y’know, those booths with the priest and the confessor?

Luther didn’t like that, and a myriad of other things, and decide to make it known. This, more or less, caused Protestantism

Federated means that any instance that is federated with them receives their content and can bee seen on that instance.

Defederated means they are not federated anymore, thus blocking both users and content.

It’s usually done to combat content you don’t want on your instance

It feels that way, too. Yay for private Healthcare infrastructure

Calling oneself Empress or Emperor usually does imply that, I guess