ich habe auch ziemlich gute erinnerungen ans besäufnis als jugendlicher aber mittlerweile mag das mein körper nicht mehr. bekomme jedes mal davon so arge kopfschmerzen dass es das einfach nicht wert ist.

ich frage mich mittlerweile, ob das damals auch schon so war und ich’s einfach nur nicht mitbekommen habe weil jugend = schutzschild?

das BIP wächst auch wenn du fensterscheiben einschlägst und wieder neue einbaust

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parable_of_the_broken_window

yeah thank you for informing me about the details of the instance that i’ve been using for checks note 4 years and am very well familiar with

also the feddit.org controversy about israel was mostly overblown. idk, probably 1 mod’s personal views got exaggerated as “the whole platform thinks like this”

hmm yeah that checks out.

yes

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say, are you an obnoxious person intentionally or did you just forget how to communicate?

thisss 100%

bluesky (or rather the underlying protocol, ATProto) is not actually decentralized. all public identity keys (signature keys) reside with a single entity (some non-profit organization in switzerland, PLC). if they get hacked, the hackers can forge any identity they want to.

only the messages and media files are stored decentralized, and the user profile personal information (profile picture, bio, etc). but not the crucial signature keys.

how so? the opposite is the case. CoL generally goes down as average temperature increases (at least until you reach southern europe levels). reasons are: less wall insulation needed for houses, more agricultural output per km², etc.

The mood of the world, not just Lemmy, has shifted and for good reason.

yeah and often to the better. less americanism just means more self-expression for many of us outside of the US.

what worth is liberty if people have to die for it continuously?

EDIT2: you people are weak. Now downvote me harder, daddy

upvote for this line specifically lol

edit also you’re right of course :) (about the rest of your comment)

oh the irony to be successful with exactly that

this belongs in !nottheonion@lemmy.world

java sucks but kotlin in great

i’m not sure about south africa specifically, but many rural villages in south-sahara africa have faced regular blackouts or no grid power at all for decades. this is changing now as rural people in africa install a whole lot of solar panels on their roofs to provide their own power. no state grid needed. there’s tons of articles about this but i’m too lazy to search one rn.

yeah i agree. also it would be extremely impractical to guarantee a universal right to clean drinking water to everyone. consider that some crazy nutjob is gonna move to the middle of the arizona desert. there’s no sane way that the government could (somewhat economically efficiently) deliver clean drinking water there regularly. that would just go against any common human sense. people shouldn’t move to the desert, then complain there’s not enough water.

guaranteeing clean drinking water can only be guaranteed in states that have actually fertile soil and enough precipitation to provide that water.

nicely explained, thanks.

except for the first point, about crashing the car. yes, running colonies was unprofitable for england. but that’s not because the new settlers in the colonies were “having bad behavior” but about logistics. turns out, it’s extremely unprofitable to ship around a whole lot of military all around the world for the average-sized resources extracted from the regions. that’s why the UK had to retreat eventually.

declare that they’re sovereign citizens with a right to convey fruits into their stomachs (different from eating)

lmao that is exactly the type of bullshit that attorneys will try to push to get even the most unhinged things through.

really reminds me of how the US argued that it could abuse iraq war prisoners because while the universal human rights chart forbids abuse of “soldiers and civilians”, iraqis were neither because they were “unlawful combattants” (a bullshit category introduced specifically to circumvent the human rights chart).