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11 days agoThe parents can get punished by having an autistic child…
Dämnyz
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1·12 days agoThe second polish republic was an authoritarian regime though. I agree with everything else in the meme, the last pannel just makes it rhetorically look like that’s not the case.
OK also Punkt 1: Entweder es sind Substantive und Verben (also Wortarten) oder Subjekte und Prädikate (Satzglieder). Beides zu mischen macht hier keinen Sinn. Punkt 2: Subjekte (wie auch Substantive) sind rot, Prädikate (wie auch Verben) sind grün. Ich akzeptiert derzeit keine Fragen, danke
The left generally doesn’t like to talk much in these concrete terms […] <
“Die Linke”, literally “The Left” is a German party which did exactly that. During the last election cycle they focused on all these points, specifically on the housing crisis and released an app where you can compare your rent to see if it’s against the law. After years of not making the 5% mark, Germany’s threshold to join the parliament, they got in! They “only” got 9%, but it’s a start.
This is most likely about Mario Kart World. The newest feature in the series is the open world with many challenges outside of races and more possibilities to learn the mechanics. Additionally, after you finish a race while playing online, the game gives you 3 options to chose the next track from, which are neighbouring the last track. If you pick them, you drive to this track and only then get to play the race you wanted. This sounds awesome, but only until you realise that this intermission is almost always just a straight line and really, really boring. After release it became the norm to always pick a random track because those don’t have intermissions. Nintendo noticed and patched random to only give you one of the 3 tracks previously suggested, something no other Mario Kart ever did. Now, most players organize their races on Discord. I love Mario Kart, but fuck Nintendo sideways.
Posting such a controversial question and putting in onion rings on this list is bordering on rage bait
Edit: I can’t type
I did the same, but I never had any negative interactions on .ml tho. The folks over on Hexbear are a different kind of strange, but harmless in the end, and of course you regularly read bullshit on all instances, but it’s just different tastes of shit, the ammount stays the same. After I switched from Reddit to Lemmy I started to encounter such a plethora of different opinions, it’s insane! :D If the deal is that from time to time I have to tolerate some idiot picking a fight about communism or Russia or Gaza or China etc., I gladly accept. One Thing you really have to give too all the tankies is that (on average) they are far more likely to cite sources for their claims. Do they do it so you can learn, or to smugly proof a point? I don’t care
The thing with cases for nouns in German is that after you surpassed the first hurdle in understanding them, it just makes so much sense. If you place languages on a spectrum from syntactical to context based, you find Latin basically on the far side of syntactical. Almost everything regarding relations of different parts of the sentence can be cleared up by suffixes, whole subordinate clauses are packed into 2 words without any comma. English on the other hand is very much dependent on context. The word order is paramount, there are like 30 tenses which are not concerned with time, but relation to other actions or dozens of case-by-case rules and meaning is often inferred. But the upside is that it’s studiply easy to reach a level where you can hold a normal conversation on the streets, especially when you already speak a Roman language. It’s just very inefficient and far less unambiguous. While German is not as syntactical as Latin, it’s much closer to it’s roots. Gendered nouns should be a thing of the past and I see my prescriptivism leaving my soul every time I talk about them.
Ich finde es am besten, JedeTür und StraßeKomplett zusammen zu benutzen, da sie verschiedene Anwendungsbereiche haben. JedeTür ist besser für das direkte Bearbeiten der Tags von Einrichtungen (Läden, Restaurants, Clubs etc.) und StraßeKomplett ist besser für, nun ja, Straßen und andere Infrastruktur.
Ohh Junge, das ist schon seit über nem Jahr eine Obsession von mir xD Falls ihr Spaß an StraßeKomplett habt, kann ich noch einige weitere Apps empfehlen, mit denen man zum OSM Projekt und Ähnlichem beitragen kann. StraßeKomplett:Erweitert und Erweitert (verzeiht die Nutzung der verbotenen Sprache, aber zur Klarheit: StreetComplete: Extended and Expanded) https://f-droid.org/packages/de.westnordost.streetcomplete.expert ist eine bei weitem umfangreichere Version. Hier kann man zum Beispiel unterwegs neue Objekte selbst eintragen, viel viel mehr Fragen beantworten und Tags direkt bearbeiten. Man sollte aber auch ein wenig vorsichtiger sein, da hier die Stützräder fehlen. Man kann also auch Schaden an der Datenbank anrichten, den dann irgendjemand beheben muss. Falls man mal keine Lust hat die Wohnung zu verlassen, aber trotzdem seinen Dienst tun will, ist der Browser Editor von OSM auch super! Ich als vollends Informatik unbegabter Mensch habe innerhalb von 15 Minuten geschnallt wie das funktioniert, einfach das Tutorial auf der Seite machen. Im Browser zu editieren ist eine tolle Beschäftigung während man irgendetwas auf dem zweiten Monitor guckt :) Wenn man sowieso schon draußen unterwegs ist, kann man auch gleich den NeoStumbler https://f-droid.org/packages/xyz.malkki.neostumbler.fdroid laufen lassen. Hier werden Funkzellen, Blauzahn-Leuchtfeuer und W-LAN Netzwerke aufgezeichnet, um die GPS Funktion anderer Apps und Dienste zu verbessern. Es gibt im Moment 2 Firmen, die diesen Dienst anbieten - Google und Apple - jedoch ist mit DBBeacon eine Offene Quelle Alternative im Kommen, zu der man mit NeoStumbler beitragen kann :)
Gatekeeping advocacy against a genocide is the wildest kind of lib brain
Das Problem ist nicht, dass sie “einfach so da stehen… bedrohlich”, sondern aufgrund eines sich mir nicht erschließenden Entscheidungsfindungsprozesses innerhalb von 0,8 Nanosekunden dazu entscheiden, wie ein Porsche von 0 auf 100 zu beschleunigen um den Raum zu krümmen und durch mein Schlafzimmer zu pesen. Oder halt nicht. Das ist der Horror, das inhärente “nicht wissen”.
10·6 months agoI love this App! I startest using it arounf a year ago and am already rank 2526 globally :) It’s so nice to have a reason to take a walk while doing sonething useful.
3·6 months agoOf the 2 million most used sites in the EU not even 10% pass the lowest bar of the GDPR. Thing is, that when the problem is this wide spread, the courts don’t want to open the floodgates when they start to percecute all those websites.
I think the point of contention is that the user you debate is under the (right) assumption that when a child cries in public, this is just a small snapshot out of all the time the parents took them to any public place. A child crying is not a bug, it’s an inherent feature. They sometimes just do that, they don’t even know themselves, so it’s not the parents fault that their mini-human isn’t behaving like a fucking Gucci bag. Everything volvoxvsmarla said is true, children learn through trial an error and yes, you need to sometimes take the brunt of this process, I’m sorry little one. When children don’t learn how to behave in (for example) supermarkets because you banned them, then you get teenagers who didn’t learn to behave. You can’t pass the problem on forever. I’m a teacher and it really fucking shows when kids never learned how to exist in a public place.
BTW., this is not an excuse for parents who evidently don’t give a fuck or even worse, motivate their children to be brats so they entertain themselves. Scum of the earth. But it’s perfectly possible for parents to try their hardest and still fail sometimes.