Interestingly, those names carry different meanings in different languages. For example, a “Wurst” in Germany (which now has to be meat) is either the meat based food product or alternatively a sausage shaped object. So the whole EU ruling makes even less sense because it removes long established meanings from words or makes those illegal.
Not sure that would help that much. A good amount of Bosch’s business is in manufacturing parts for internal combustion engines, that’s going away in any case.
Don’t ignore the media. A lot of money also means a lot of media attention which is skewed to the right and the whole social media, advertising industry and getting paid by clicks favors emotional content.
Human nature seems to be a huge part of it. Blaming someone else for all your troubles is such a winning concept, it’s really hard to fight against it. Plus actually having to acknowledge real issues and trying to fix them often comes with people having to change or sacrifice and that’s a hard sell compared to someone just pretending to have perfect solutions and that everything will be fine.
Sadly emotions win debates against facts almost every time.
You can turn it off/remove the stuff though. Annoying, but tbh. less work than every time I had to dig into ProtonDB to get some issues resolved.
Sooner or later the issue will be that some software probably won’t be available any more for your system.
No one is talking about building new coal plants or similar. Comparing good low carbon options, nuclear is still very expensive.
It wasn’t just protesting though. It’s hard to get details and it might very well be that Berlin “over reacted”, so I’ll be looking forward to see what the courts decide, the 4 already have sued against the order to leave.
None of that is true. There is due process, no hit squads. They will have the ability to bring this to court (a process which they already started). And deportation would happen to where they come from, so other EU countries and the US.
Not at all, nothing in the post you replied to is actually true.
Most people suggest nuclear baseload with renewables+battery for peaks.
Except baseload doesn’t really exist anymore in a power grid with lots of renewables. Those renewables already produce 100% of what is required at times and those times will become more common, and small gaps can be bridged with batteries etc. The real gap with renewables is going to be those times when there is no sun and wind for days, which apparently happens only a few times a year for a week or so at a time. And building a bunch of hugely expensive power plants and then have them sit idle for 95% of the time isn’t a good plan.
I absolutely loved that game.
Automatically generated emails usually don’t get saved.
Generated emails usually don’t get saved, as soon as it is delivered it will be gone.
My PC is above minimum specs and BG3 ran really poorly even on low. Maybe they got a similar issue with the s.
I tried playing it on PC today, but it ran really poorly even on low, so I refunded it and will be waiting for the Xbox version as well.
I tried to play Baldurs Gate 3 but for some reason, it runs really poorly on my system so I refunded it. On the plus side, a friend of mine has caught up in Diablo 4 so we played some multiplayer which was great fun.
And I played some Timberborn, which seems fun at least for a while. Probably not a long term game for me though.
I’d agree with you if the game wasn’t paraded around as the perfect example for not having additional purchases.
As much as I’d like to agree, those projects have very different goals and constraints.
In my experience that has been extremely rare in recent years (or more like decades now).