Those are some rookie measly numbers.

FTFY

I counted 68 so far, but I fell asleep in between, so I may have missed some. I am also starting to believe, the cats just go back inside to jump out again.

It would be weird if the protests had a big effect on the predicted votes. Who would be all for the AfD and then suddenly go “yeah well, I changed my mind now”?

The protests should mainly convince the government to finally start the process to ban the AfD.

Also new people are still motivated to change stuff. They are not yet worn down by bureaucracy.

4 million.

2 million would be 1%.

In the middle of what you believe was a two minute song.

Where comments are useful most is in explaining why the implementation is as it is. Otherwise smart ass (your future self) will come along, rewrite it just to realize there was indeed a reason for the former implementation.

I would definitely want my door locked for that.

Part of the reason might be that a serif font for something viewed on screen is in most cases (this one included) just out of place.

not all fathers.

Odin wants a word with you.

Or their delivery.

Tell me which so I can develop a competing service and steal your userbase!

What fucks me up is that I have to force myself over and over to take notes of some sort because basically every damn time I am fully convinced that I will remember even though it practically never works out that way.

One problem is that they need to put a price tag and therefore a timeline on such a project. Due to the complexity and the many unknown unknowns in theses decades worth of accumulated technical debts, no one can properly estimate that. And so these projects never get off and typically die during planning/evaluation when both numbers (cost and time) climb higher and higher the longer people think about it.

IMO a solution would be to do it iteratively with a small team and just finish whenever. Upside: you have people who know the system inside-out at hand all the time should something come up. Downside of course is that you have effectively no meaningful reporting on when this thing is finished.

It only needs to work long enough for the current management to cash in on their savings. Then it’s their successors problem.

And it still is one of the best VR titles.

I am fine with most of the game. It’s basically what I expected from a Bethesda game.

Two things stand out for me in different ways:

1. The space travel feels implemented in a way that seems to show their helplessness in getting it right. It ends up with a weird mix of Freelancer and just lazy fast travel and the game doesn’t portrait a clear line for me what it would actually expect me to do with it and how they would like me to travel. Especially since even the “manual” travel involves a lot of kinda-fast-travel steps. It’s just weird.
2. No maps in cities. It’s the damn future with space travel across the universe and they forgot how to cartograph cities or planets? Come on!

Then again… if someone kills you, is it still a crime? You were already dead after all.

*gelachst

That’s not easier than not needing a VPN in the first place.