I was taught the same as a part of nurse training - maybe I was given outdated information, I don't know. Bu t of course I was surprised by the article
The site is cancer: three paragraphs of text with 100s ads around, and you have to accept cookies to see the embedded YouTube video (which is deliberate)
"Fuck yeah, I will do what you tell me""We're the delegates of Trump""Some of those who work forcesAre just following their bosses""It has to start somewhereIt has to start some timeBut maybe not right nowIt's kinda, you know, late"
It's not Greenladers, it's Danes. Maybe it feels better to talk about Greenlanders as some separate "Northern small nation", but legally it's Denmark, a EU country, member of all known treaties, official ally of US and many other countries, etc. But it sounds weird to attack a "normal country", right?
I played it a year ago - while I personally stopped playing, it was already quite interesting. It's just my poisons are Oxygen Not Included (perfect), Factorio (was a bit repetitive, but I haven't played all the multiple planets stuff yet, this might change everything just as it did with ONI), and Satisfactory
Even in case of a "usual" snowman, you can easily crack plastic bodyparts or dent metal ones. This is not GTA, where you just have to remember which items are breakable and which are not
UX/UI are only as bad as the client is. For me, Lemmy is indistinguishable from reddit (if you don't look at numbers of comments), because I use Lemmy Sync, as I used Reddit Sync before
I'm using a 60 inch tv as a monitor to my desktop - I sit in front of it at a distance of about 2m. It feels really nice to have stuff in 4k, so it's always 4k except the games that are too tough for my 2060 super to give me 60p.
Not trying to start an argument: what are examples the biggest successes of communist regimes/movements?