I’m kinda hoping, that this was bad on purpose to secure their jobs. The animals in this “short film” really don’t feel Star Wars in any way.

Aah, okay. Dafür bin ich dann wahrscheinlich zu jung.

Ich vermute Sozialliberal meint im diesen Fall sowas wie sozialistisch eingestellte Marktliberalen?

Anti-D habe ich bisher noch nicht gehört. Könntest du erläutern, was das meint?

When you press share on the Desktop Web version it also should include a checkbox called “start video at” or something alike.

If you click it, it should automatically choose the current time, too. If not, it should be the mm:ss format so you can enter it there

Yeah, as far as I learned, that would be the minimum speed you have to drive in this segment of the road.

Usually, as crossed out sign means it got annulled but there are also some signs, like the sign prohibiting U-turns that have a line through them. But generally the coloring is the major indicator.

I still really like Valar Morghulis and Valar Dohaeris. I need to finish the fifth book at some point x.x and the series xD

It was a stupid decision. Sunsetting absolutely trashed my enjoyment in hunting rolls when it was starting to develop.

I am also not really a fan of the main seasonal weapons not being craftable rn. Craftable weapons were what made me actually care about them, because I could feasibly get good rolls

What kinda feels worse is that they unsunsetted things even when they were vehemently against doing that x.x

Partner and I played Mario Kart 8, was quite fun!

In the new release, yes. Though by that metric, no game is a success as Manor Lord is platinum. Interestingly, Enshrouded is not in the top sellers, even though it is older by quite a few months.

Comparing it only to its peers in the category to measure success is a pitfall. Manor Lord is in the highest, platinum, tier, and that is an RTS, colony sim made by a single dev. Does that make all other games in the platinum tier no success?

On Steam, it is in the Bronze category. Considering it only released in october and people seem to have quite some issues with the game, I still consider that quite successful

Oh, I am aware that there is no orthography, my grandfather only writes in Züridütsch, and it sometimes varies.

Besides Baselerdütsch I am pretty unfamiliar with the rest. And the one in the Text struck me neither as Basel nor Zürich, hence me asking.

Love those. Weird bugs, but funny when they occur.

Also, which dialect of Swiss is that? I can read and understand it but so confused about the spelling xD

Super gewählter Grau-Ton. Man kann es wirklich sehr gut lesen, hat mich etwas überrascht!

Wahrscheinlich eher Yokai a là kasa-obake oder nurikabe. Denke nicht, dass du plötzlich so einen böswilligen Geist bekommst, weil sie zwischen den Jahren hing. Gibt sicherlich auch einen mit Wäsche assoziierten Yokai gibt

Thanks, I am not particularly well versed in analytical process, still early in my studies. But I’ll give it a shot.

It’s a great tool to have, cool to see it around!

This is really cool and interesting!

I am especially curious how the detection works. Do you use an LLM model to analyze the pictures or something else?

Definitely not very big, but tiny is an overstatement. https://andersonexpressinc.com/index.php?page=about-us, I would consider them small.

But yeah, to me, this seems more like a violent disagreement than anything on the level of the UHC shooting

https://andersonexpressinc.com/index.php?page=about-us they seem relatively big, 74+ locations and in the machining business from how I understand it.

Not necessarily that in concept but who knows how the conditions are

It also feels kinda on point of what CEOs are sometimes supposed to be. I am not sure where I got this image from, but how I often viewed CEOs for companies where the CEO is not also the founder, is that those CEOs are the figureheads for what the company is doing, take on the responsibility of all the good and bad that is happening.

Like, usually those CEOs are shackled by the boards decision, so they are the face and “risking their neck and reputation”. At least I heard that explanation used to explain why CEOs get so much money.