You probably mean Beate Klarsfeld. The Nazi she slapped was then-chancellor of West Germany Kurt Georg Kiesinger. Her work also helped bring several high-ranking Nazis and war criminals to justice, Klaus Barbie being one of the more well-known ones.

Das zweite löst echt uneindeutige Gefühle in mir aus.

Fewer.

Unshielded wire in a guitar amplifier be like: “Ayo, how is everybody doing, let’s go and MAKE SOME NOOOOOOISE!”

Das Bußgeld scheint vor allem wegen des fehlenden Eintrags in das Lobbyregister zu drohen und ist in der Höhe natürlich lächerlich niedrig. Gerade weil der Betrag im Vergleich zum Korruptionspotenzial so gering ist, würde ich mir aber wünschen, dass der Fall in der Presse noch viel mehr ausgebreitet und klar gestellt wird, dass es hier wirklich nicht um die 50k geht sondern um die hemmungslose Dreistigkeit, mit der eine Ministerin aktiv Politik für die reichsten 0,1% macht und dem Staat Einnahmeverluste verursacht, für die die restlichen 99,9% aufkommen müssen. Wir reden so viel über “Sozialleistungen müssen vom Volk erst erwirtschaftet werden” dass ich es nicht mehr hören kann und dann fliegen die Sozialleistungen für Milliardäre dermaßen unter dem Radar.

At least Nvim allows me to turn that shit off, select a plugin that matches my preferences, or program a keyboard shortcut to toggle rendering on and off. The MS Editor just unilaterally decides that your file should now end in .md, because it contains what MS considers markdown formatting, as if there’s no way a plain text file could contain lines beginning with # (although, granted, you have to press one of the formatting buttons first, before the editor switches to “markdown mode” and starts behaving that way).

Ah… Armorius von Boschet. Die mächtigste aller Kreaturen.

Quiz: Laschet oder Pistorius

Ich dachte ja, ich könnte die beiden mittlerweile gut auseinanderhalten aber hatte eben doch nur 12/14.

Private YHΩ.AR.U looks pretty cute though. She has great skin and the right number of fingers. Just my type!

You may think this is some “gotcha”, but the image is clearly mirrored, and U.RA.ΩHY is a perfectly normal name here in AⴓeⰃ⫝c≜.

I don’t play/watch horror games, but I like watching ChristopherOdd, and he seems to have a LP series for RE9. He does some commentary on the gameplay but without talking over cut-scenes and such. His LPs are typically not completionist by any means, but he takes an appropriate amount of time exploring and pursuing the story.

Edit: You can find him on YT. Most of his LPs are live commentary with minimal editing rather than recorded live streams, which I typically prefer (ymmv).

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I was born in the GDR and still have a few things. Like my old vaccine passport with the red cover and the state emblem, an electric drill that I still use, and some smaller tools, but you can find those easily on any flea market. The vaccine pass is always a fun thing for the doctors when I go get my flu shot.

You mean there’s a version of Pepe that isn’t like that?

Civ 6 was the one that finally got me, and I actually found that easier to get into than 1 and 2, which I had tried before. I did go back from 6 to play earlier titles and also liked 2, 4, and 5, but I keep coming back to 6. Unfortunately, I could not get into 7. I really tried, but I just wasn’t having fun somehow.

Edit: If you like the older titles better, maybe try FreeCiv, which is similar to 2, or UnCiv, which is similar to 5.

Ha, this is basically me. Still wouldn’t recommend rolling release to newbies, but my Linux knowledge is basic at best, and I’ve still used Arch for 8 years without many issues.

My Anxiety Goes AAAAAAAAA!

arbitrary angles

You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.

Reminds me of the mandatory classes on Marxism-Leninism that my parents had to take at university in the GDR.

I don’t even think many people will disagree with that. The appealing thing about Star Trek was always the utopia, the idealism, the philosophical questions, and (in some cases) the sciency details. Most attempts to make Star Trek into some kind of uber-galactic-struggle-between-alien-races or quest-to-avoid-the-destruction-of-the-universe that were the focus of many later sci-fi shows ended up making it worse.

As fully fledged sci-fi universes that were explicitly written with these “big” stories in mind, Mass Effect or The Expanse are clearly ahead.