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Why would the CIA be anti-nuclear in Germany?

> The German Greens are a particularly unsubtle example but there are others.

Got any reasonable substance to that wild and typically Russian troll claim?

> You should use javac from the command line before using an IDE

That is how my university professor made whole semesters hate programming.

An IDE makes the entry into programming much easier and fun.

It's different kinds of rules, you cannot easily compare them. Similarly to how the paradox of tolerance falls apart if you consider tolerance a social contract: https://cdn.rheinneckar.social/media_attachments/files/110/6...

Both these things are very well possible on Linux. Maybe you are more concerned about specific applications which have not been ported by their developers?

None of these alleged offenses justify punishment without a trial. None of them justify death.

Ah, that makes sense. Thank you!

Oh nice, thank you!

Is this sarcasm?

I don't understand what this is and what it does? Can someone provide a ELI5?

Is this because the wood back then was old, naturally grown wood which is now depleted?

"Free to access" in highly limited ToS is not free in a reasonable way when it comes to data.

Correct.

It's quite amazing and simultaneously ridiculous that we have a public 3D model of a distant planet at 5 meters resolution while the best available free and public models of Earth are at 30 meters.

> in self-driving scenes

I am sure part of the money goes towards development.

The media was full of the concerns of the french population about the pension reform.

Easy solution though, just limit the scale's display to a magnitude that it can accurately measure reproducible.

I don't see the context here but if you want: guess why I never used it.

One should not need to use an account for Google to basically work.

Nice, thank you! For me there are several no-gos, such as advertisements and it not being FOSS but for the majority of people it looks like the perfect choice.

I can't think of any podcast app that supports that. They are meant to consume, present and harvest online feeds as their source.

Discourse or Discord? Discourse is nicely searchable and in many ways more user-friendly and sustainable than mailing lists.

Future Person 2: "Yeah, some people were seriously deluded by conspiracy theories back then. I am glad we reached a scientific consensus where misguided hate and fascism are not a thing anymore."

> the media, as a group Is a ridiculously false assumption. You are also consuming some media, who are you to decide which publications fall into the bad group and which into the good group? Feelings of trust? Feelings of familiarity? Feelings of reassurance of existing viewpoints?

> It's not a debate. I am glad you do realise that human-induced climate change is real and a threat.

> Much (most?) of the info going into your brain is not just false, it's deliberately manipulative. You might want to find better sources of information then.

Just to makes sure no one things that this means that extra CO2 is good because of this: Elevated CO2 levels drastically change the climate and will make Earth inhabitable for humans at some point if not reduced. It's good for some plants in some places but their growth does not fix the underlying and future issues with CO2 in our atmosphere.

It's probably better for our habitable ecosystem though so in a backwards way anything that makes plane travel less of a convenient no-brainer is good.