Actually a science site I wanted to access.

Ach Nudel.

I’ve heard that some of those bad illegal streaming sites already have movies when they aren’t even available in legal streaming yet.

Spalter!

Symphonic Metal listeners be like.

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Da juckt es direkt in den Fingern. Gegen offensive Architektur hilt manchmal defensives Handanlegen ganz gut.

slop + coding

slop coding

sloding

slopding (E: Could be translated into German as “something which is slop”. -ding has a similar meaning as -zeug, e.g. Flugzeug, “something which flies”)

sloping

Claudering?

E: It’s just the same as “to google” at this point.

Du bist Käse.

TIL dass es ein Wort gibt, das das Schuldgefühl des Drinnen-Bleibens an einem gut-Wetter-Tag beschreibt.

Ops.

10-meter tall stone monolith back of your car

US-American SUVs be like.

1st und 1th sind identisch

Nee

MaiLab.

That’s an ad hominem argument, even though (actually kind of because) it doesn’t make them look nice. The question remains: Why not just defederate?

Is ragebaiting part of the drama entertainment show or shall I just sit down and watch?

They think computers doing our art for us is “anarchist”.

They are not completely wrong though. It’s a ceter piece of anarcho-capitalism.

https://www.watson.ch/schweiz/raumfahrt/627533788-leuchten-am-schweizer-nachhimmel-das-steckt-dahinter

A brief flash in the sky puzzled people in Switzerland on Friday evening. It’s quite possible that Elon Musk is behind it once again.

It was around 10 p.m. on Friday evening: Anyone who looked up at the sky suddenly saw a glow that disappeared shortly afterward. Online, users are speculating about what it could be. On Reddit, for example, someone posted a video of it from the Solothurn region.

A strange white light can also be seen on webcams at 10 p.m.

What looks like a UFO was most likely the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, Skyguide spokesperson Vladi Barrosa told 20 Minuten. The rocket launched into orbit from Florida on Friday evening carrying 29 satellites.

Since the weather was also ideal, the spectacle was clearly visible.

In August 2024, Starlink had already created a dazzling spectacle in the sky. At that time, a satellite burned up as it entered the atmosphere.