Right, and the dumb part now is that nobody in the world expects this to mean shit. Even if it would have been unanimous.
You don’t solve world hunger with UN votes. You solve it with technological and economical advancement, by advancing women’s rights and with better access to contraceptives.
Their propaganda organization (where this is certainly originating from) obviously knows what April 1 means for the west. They’re not stupid.
Oh wait, they’re not stupid. This is deliberate.
Really bad day for making threats if they want them to be taken seriously.
Time to defederate dbzer0?
You’re wrong, Hamas are in fact “the good guys” in this conflict.
Wow. Well, thanks for openly admitting that one.
The regular: too much internet, not enough grass being touched.
Reddit has so much more content and frankly 80% of their real non-bot userbase seem to be ok. Wouldn’t hurt at all to get like 10% of the best of them here. That’d be about 5 million people.
Ok, now that I think about it, 70k => 5M would probably hurt the servers a bit. Let’s go for the top 1%, we all love the top 1% right?
can you imagine fallout new vegas without the politics? og deus ex?
You picked games that were built around the politics, and especially in case of NV did it very well.
Let’s pick an example where politics are hamfisted and poorly: Last of Us 2. I can imagine a Last of Us without hamfisted politics, or actually, even better than that: I don’t have to imagine. I can just look at Last of Us 1.
As a great counter-example from another type of media: a significant character in the TV series Pluribus is gay. You can easily spend several episodes watching the series without even realizing that, because for the most part, it has no significance on the story. It does has some significance later on, but it’s portrayed brilliantly and without the hamfisting I mentioned.
I’m not opposed to politics, also when it’s politics I disagree with. I’m opposed to bad storytelling. Sometimes the line between the two is not clear.
Turns out that competently educated adults hate it when politics are crammed into a story in a way that makes their children roll their eyes.
If you’re an adult and find that kind of story telling compelling… well. Read a book or two perhaps before playing more games.
Lemmy folks? Ok buddy.
I’m sure it’s possible, but it’s also a total dice throw with nobody responsible watching over the result. And the potential consequences of unsafety are pretty bad.
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Banning alcohol and cigarettes from children seems to have worked, if not perfectly, rather fine.
finding safe spaces online
What do you mean by this? How can an online space be safe for a child?
Megabonk.
Intravenous 1.
No third game. (This could be the name of a game, but sadly I’m referring to the fact that I only played those first two games during the holidays)
Not the one you’re on.
edit I answered based on the title and now I read the description. You might be on the right instance.
I’m somewhat interested in what’s coming up from Kärcher. Being a company based in Germany, EU, I’m stupidly hoping that EU data protection laws prevent them from doing the shittiest things.
If I have something serious, I will set up automatic upgrades. If short downtimes are ok, also with automatic reboots when the kernel updates, but if they are not, with notifications that I should go reboot them.
If it’s not anything serious, whenever I remember to.
The rockets were a distraction. They killed 12 people, most of them Bedouins.
The real attacks (including the rave massacre) were done by operatives, boots on the ground, using small arms fire.
It’s fine. I kinda dislike the devices themselves that are required to run it, though. Too big.