There are extremes.
There are a lot of posts in this thread already detailing positive cases for euthanasia.
My wife worked as a vet tech assistant and she told me once of a case where someone brought their dog in. Diagnosis was terminal, but that the dog was in good condition right now, and would likely not have any discomfort for months. They chose to euthanise immediately. I guess the owner didn’t want to deal with the reminder every day? But that feels wrong to me.
What if you don’t have social media? Do they just accept it at your word?
Also no German really gets upset by it if you get it wrong. They know that German is complicated in that regard. They are usually just happy that you are trying.
The only person that has ever said anything at all about it, is a colleague that I asked to correct me. It helps with the learning process.
They learn the article with the word. So they never really have a problem. The biggest problem is that the article is necessary to know how other words need to be written.
Also, in English you can have one word that is written the same but can be the name of two entirely different things. We use the context of the sentence to determine which word is actually intended. Germans know through different articles, which word is intended.
Articles of German Nouns
I don’t know if they are under appreciated, but:
My brother my brother and me
The Adventure Zone
Sawbones
You are probably better off using something like Tailscale. You don’t need to expose your system with a reverse proxy then.
I’ve heard good things about this:
What waste industrial grade SD cards? I have moved to a non-pi server die to constant SD card deaths. If I can get a stable SD card I might set up a pi hole again.
Cutlery with a circular handle have the worst feels
German tetrapacks in the chat
Extra fabulous comics will always get an upvote
Do you research of raspberry pis, they are really great. You do need to be careful though, sdcards die comparatively fast, and you don’t want anything important to be on it when it does. Or at least backed up (Borg is cool).
A few things I remember.
Nobody sanitised their inputs.
You could get through logins by making a database query check whether 1 = 1 instead of a password. You could put JavaScript into guest book fields to redirect people to whatever crazy site you wanted.
My university lecturer told me about a well known supermarket that built a shop front. They made it in such a way that you could change the numbers before they were submitted and it wasn’t validated on the back end. So free food.
I use em all the time, for no particular reason either. I just like how they look. I didn’t realise this was a AI detection metric until recently.
One of the very first mud games, mud2 by Richard Bartle.
I built a new PC recently. All I needed to see were the benchmarks over the last 5 years. There’s currently no contest.
“We’re not retreating! We’re advancing toward future victory!”