

Sure, the Castlevania Animation for example. “Love, Sex & Robots” also is a great anthology.
Sure, the Castlevania Animation for example. “Love, Sex & Robots” also is a great anthology.
Maybe the making of documentary from noclip gives you more explanation.
But short form: more tester and more steady revenue stream, both important for a small truly independent game studio. And it was a great success for the team, so they kept it for the sequel.
And enough other indie development teams didn’t make it in the past, so I take this model over more publisher owned garbage.
Yes, the famous communist trams in the villages and smaller cities. Somehow my parents and grandparents never told me about those, but had enough stories about how people waited for cars.
Now without sarcasm: public transport was something that was heavily invested in in many socialist countries, yes. And that was a good thing. But that doesn’t change that a lot of people still wanted to have a car to get outside the cities or be more independent from PT and it’s time tables in general.
What? Can’t remember them healing themselves.
Edit: right, forgot about the miracle bullshit due to all that other bullshit… Disregard my comment then.
I disagree with the monument itself, but to also remember the victims of the socialist dictatorships (Holodomor, big leap forward, red Khmer, and many others) is not a bad thing. And why there? Because the places where it happened might not want to remember them, e.g. look at Russia and how it handles it Soviet Union past.
While it’s on the fascist side instead of the socialist, Berlin for example has a monument to the forced prostitution during Japanese colonialism. And Germany was not involved there either, but it’s still worthwhile to remember it, since Japan tries to hide it.
If Christians would go back to crusading against each other like the fourth crusade, the rest of us could maybe have some peace.
Never did the tweet with “replace economy with rich peoples yacht money” ring more true than this assholes opinion:
I really like Karambolage, it is a lets call it documentary which shows german-french peculiarities, like food, history or just how certain expressions developed. It is always with a little wink about our local uniqueness and tries to explain one side to the other. If you speak german or french, I highly recommend it.
One example from memory which always get used as example by our family if we try to explain it:
There was once a german-french kindergarten and in the winter the children were told to form groups and build snowmen. The groups made up of only german children played nicely and the groups of only french children played nicely, but the mixed groups somehow all got into an argument. The teachers then found out why: in Germany, the snowmen is made up of 3 snow balls, 1 for the legs, 1 for the torso and 1 for the head. But in France, a snowman only has 2 snowballs: 1 Torso and 1 Head. And the children tried to explain to the other ones, that of course they were right and the other side wrong.
I always hoped that something like Karambolage comes from every country and then they get shown to the others. This way we all learn about each other. And most imporant thing to learn: we are all human and not so different in the end.
Now I’m confused, so you do support Russia?
Not supporting Ukraine isn’t the same as supporting Russia.
And supporting Russia in the context of the russian war in Ukraine is pretty much the litmus test regarding being at a tankie at the moment.
Perfectly fine opinion to have.
That’s not what the tankies say though ;)
Have you looked at the Russian side? Strangely you only condemn the Ukrainian side, but not the Nazis in the Russian Russian one
I mean, you could simply search for
Greece 13 hour
And then you get search results like this that proove that yes the Greek government indeed tries to push for 13 hour days.
I’m honestly a little stumped why you think that this is so strange, there were already multiple articles about it in July.
And maybe there is misunderstanding between mandatory 13 h days and being allowed to work up to 13h? They push for the second one, but that just means that the companies will force those in bad jobs to work even longer.
Nobody is working efficiently and effective for 13 hours. That is simply not possible
Thanks! That picture is sure to come in handy at some point.
To have a proper justice system.
As the main comment explained: this is not saying “you got the wrong result”, this is saying " the way you reached that result is not the proper way for our justice system".
So they are just saying that the lower court didn’t do it’s due diligence and needs to look again at the case, this time considering the parts they missed the first time.
It is not uncommon in Germany that cases like this end in the same result
To try and explain it in an easier to understand way:
Person X murders Person Y
Court A says “Guilty, because you suck”
Court Higher B says: “Suckiness is not a proper judicial term, do the whole thing again”
Court A says “guilty, because here is the witness testimony, your finger prints on the murder weapon and the video footage of you killing person Y”.
Same result as before, but this time in a proper manner fitting a proper judicial system.
Come on, US presidents are meeting with war criminals every time they look in the mirror or meet with their cabinets.
Or did you seriously already forget all the stuff the USA was doing in the Middle East, in Laos or in South America. Admittedly, the last one was never an official war but “only” secret agency stuff.
No, the other commentator is right.
What they said is that you add 100 km/h, and you gain 2h when you add it to a slow train with 100 km/h, but if you add 100 km/h to a fast train with 400 km/h, you only gain a few minutes.
That is called diminishing returns.
Again: where is the forcing?
They are ASKING people to donate their pets corpses. That is so far removed from forcing, I don’t know how to explain it, if you think that is forcing people to do something.
If somebody asks for something, you are free to NOT do that thing. But those who want to not just put their pets in the ground, can use the offer.
And regarding “not part of our culture”: you know that the act of putting cat babies in a sack and drowning them, because you couldn’t care for all of them, isn’t out of style that long, right? So that shows you 3 things: caring for pets means different things for different people, not everybody is opposed to killing pets and lastly: cultures change.
Single player? Go for it!
Cross platform multiplayer? Em, no thank you, I would rather play against human skill than an aimbot.
But the converse is true as well, for example the political situation in the UK with Brexit and USA with Republicans showed, that there is also a big overlap between “people who are assholes” and “people who are easily taken advantage of”.
So I think it’s rather humans are easily taken advantage of, if you know how.
Fair question, I would suspect that anything that is also on Earth doesn’t count. Because the chances of it evolving exactly like Earth is 0.
Finding something that is related to a common ancestor on our planet would be interesting however, since it is proof that bacteria could survive being launched into space.