everything is open source except half of all things.

Lol

Because task starting is legit hard and I don’t think it needs some mystical explanation. The way to adress this is to break it town to small tasks and start at it. When I start my remote software engineers work day I start with a checklist to what I want to do - thats already first tiny task that sets me into work mood. Then make the first points easy loke “check email x”, “check website Y” etc.

It’s important to be descriptive with your tasks and just don’t write “check all emails” because those are demotivating and tiring just looking at it. Use multiple points of “check customer X emails”, “check email replies”.

Ive been working remotely for over 20 years so I’m very familiar with this issue and this tip is the best one I can give!

As someone who has 6 controllers with a stick drift and games maybe 6 hours a week I’m never ever buying a device that is succeptible to this issue. My 3bitdo ultimate 2 is holding so well now and its like 40$ - crazy that a new 450++ usd device can’t do that.

Yes and you should embrace this. Being cosmopolitan is truly freeing!

We live in a world where you can be anywhere you want within a day and not only that but be freely adopted to new cultures. Go to Mexico, Chile, Thailand, Japan - you can really live almost everywhere these days and be somewhat accepted as you are and partake in any societal activities. Contemporary people are really accepting despite what bait social media tries to portray.

There are also a lot of cosmopolitan peoples today and you’ll find them in every country be it expats or people who simply have a mindset of belonging to the entire world rather than their national identity. It’s a rapidly growing culture so try it out!

For recommendations try Asia which is opposite of German directness. In the west it’s called “face saving culture” but more importantly Asian social interactions favor friction removal and respect for another human being over detail and accuracy which even shows in Asian languages which are much more implicit than German explicitness. Try Thailand or Vietnam - great places if you have the temperance to limit partying loops and just prioritize exploration and growth. It’s very accessible to any 20 year old European.

As for US I don’t recommend it. I’m a big fan of US still but the vibe right now is not one you want to be surrounded in. Maybe wait 10 years for that - its not going anywhere (hopefully lol).

Because autocracy cannot sustain conflict of ideas. It was just a matter of time as every political scientist said 6 months ago.

May Russia continue to suffer every struggle imaginable

Unpopular opinion but interruption is interruption no matter the form. I do agree with the native protest here but I wouldn’t read into this ruling too much as any governing body would take this position. Weak governing rule set creates these loopholes like the American filibuster which imo is a bug not a feature.

It looks like two worms split running from another tinier worm. Makes you wonder what it has done to be so feared

It has nothing to do with sexuality. Way to build a strawman

That first pic is so gross - just like a mass of beached walruses. I have nothing against naturalism and naked beaches but that’s straight up fetish territory lol

Never use a case but always use a screen protector as replacing the screen often costs almost as much as a new phone.

Luckily president in Poland is mostly symbolic. The state head is Prime Minister like in most European countries.

Isn’t that how all ranking works everywhere? How else can it rank sources?

Real answer: there are many existing tools and databases for domain authority.

So they most likely scrape that data from Google, ahrefs and other tools as well as implementing their own domain authority algorithms. Its really not that difficult given sufficient resources.

These new AI companies have basically blank check so reimplementing existing technologies is really not that expensive or difficult.

I do agree that activism is required here and it maybe China is really stuck at progressing here as activism is basically illegal. The one case of animals activism that I know (posted in another comment) is zoo employees rising up against awful zoo conditions and animal torture and anti shark fin soup lead by Yao Ming and some other pop stars.

Animal activism just doesn’t really exist in China and it really might be the only way to progress this medium.

I’m honestly quite disappointed in Buddhism here. Chinese follow Mahayana branch of Buddhism (same as Japan, Vietnam etc.) Which aims to “help all beings to achieve buddhism” and yet animal rights are non existant and they perform all these rituals of releasing a fish or smt but never do any real action. Just shows how deeply rooted this issue is.

That’s what really drives me - if all fails you can always become a Cynic and live in a cardboard box country 🙂‍↕️

Seems like size clearly correlates with citizen happiness in contemporary world. Small European countries as much faster and have much happier citizens than large empires like russia, USA, China.

Everyone’s knows this and looking back to something that happened 200 years ago trying to make it relevant to today’s politics is laughable to say the least.

China is clearly showing its imperial ambitions. Remember Tibet? Somehow tankies convenient forget it even with monks literally burning themselves to get attention they get none.

Its an alliance not Walmart

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_welfare_and_rights_in_China

In 2014, China received an E out of possible grades A, B, C, D, E, F, G on World Animal Protection’s Animal Protection Index

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shark_fin_soup
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog_Meat_Festival
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shenyang_zoo_scandal
Etc. Etc.

That being said, I do think Chinese government is at least trying to drag the culture into reality.

The panda zoos were meant to spearhead the change in animal perception but it didn’t really trickle down to other animals and is widely considered to be a failure in that regard. Though there’s a big law proposition right now but it’s stuck since 2009:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_protection_law_of_the_People's_Republic_of_China

So China is still good 50 years behind the developed world when it comes to animal respect if not more.