NoneOfUrBusiness

Probably because all the criminals are too busy posting about scary Muslim knife attacks on X.

Apparently unlike Latin alphabet fonts Japanese fonts are very hard to make due to the sheer number of characters, so there’s fewer of them.

Maybe it’s not enough for them to buy a new car? I mean it’s 6 years old; I’m pretty sure Tesla was the only player in the EV scene back then.

Why, though?

Proton VPN has a free plan with barely any restrictions.

Nowhere, you gotta DIY them. Just like houses and, you know, civilization in general.

I mean, it says “giant” right before it.

White Protestants Evangelicals and Mormons do, outside those it’s not nearly as clear-cut.

$20 before regional pricing. Some places can get it as low as $8, which I imagine only is only adding fuel to the fire.

Yeah but no regional pricing. Some places get it for as low as $8 so it’s a significant difference when you’re buying on Steam.

I mean… This is bad, but it has absolutely nothing to do with the OP.

I don’t think it is, maybe we are due for another growth spurt but from here on out I genuinely think a critical mass has been achieved where it will simply make more and more sense for people to come here.

Maybe for English and a handful of major European languages, but there’s no way I could recommend the Fediverse (at least the Threadverse; I don’t hang out on Mastodon) to an Arabic or Japanese speaker. In that area it’s still severely lacking.

Makes about as much sense as any other explanation of how gravity works.

They claim to teach college level Spanish and French and have research to back that up, but I’m not sure of its accuracy.

Adding to what the other person said, when reporting on Palestine until like a year ago (and for certain parts of the political spectrum even now) it was essential to avoid making any statements that have holes, real or imagined, for Zionists to exploit. That’s why the official casualty count is an underestimate, and why the number of women and children is stressed so much. Israel used to (and sometimes still does) always get the benefit of the doubt, so making sure the facts being presented are ironclad has/had to take precedence over covering the full extent of the madness.

I think but an not sure that China does that too.

Gestures in eminent domain.

Should go on !actuallyinfuriating.

That’s not what that means. Separation of church and state simply means that the law doesn’t favor one religion over another. What you’re thinking of is the French formulation, known as laicite, which—you guessed it—is a French thing. It’s also based on some pretty problematic ideas that lead and have led to some pretty problematic results, so yeah.

For a non-French example, he’s the Australian constitution on the topic:

The Commonwealth shall not make any law for establishing any religion, or for imposing any religious observance, or for prohibiting the free exercise of any religion, and no religious test shall be required as a qualification for any office or public trust under the Commonwealth.

Nothing at all about lawmakers publicly adhering to a religion.

The other person explained the excuse. The real reason is: Netanyahu’s government was in danger of dissolution in the Knesset and before the attack only survived with two votes, so netanyahu’s auto-coup required another push.