Every rule has an exception.

That sure sounds like a rule with no exception

Impressive porn collection you got there.

Don’t fine. Just stop all subsidies to Hungary. Europe is a two-way street. And if Hungary doesn’t like that it can gtfo.

Damn, for a second there I thought Danes were required to know cardiopulmonary resuscitation to get access to basic amenities.

I (think I) see what you’re getting at. Wrong isn’t necessarily the same as racist (although I would assume racist questions to be a subset of wrong questions). I think you’re bright enough to think of a racist question that mimics the ‘wrong question’ example I gave.

A question can be wrong (Have you stopped beating your wife?). Especially in a questionnaire, you need to be careful when formulating a question, so to not skew the results. A question can also be ‘wrong’ when the outcome is useless no matter what results you get (in scientific research you actually try to achieve the exact opposite, so that even if a hypothesis is invalidated, you’d gain some useful knowledge)

Yes even the kids’ reactions generally seemed positive, some mentioned there were more conversations and joking going on in between classes, and cyber bullying was less prevalent (although ‘old school’ bullying seemed to make a comeback somewhat)

Wilders seems to cozy up to Orban too, making an appearance at that weird C-PAC clone recently. And if I’d have to venture a guess Meloni won’t be too hard on Orban either. Also, France will probably massively vote for RN - likely also in Orban’s corner - in the upcoming European Parliament elections.

I’m thinking Orban’s political life will get easier in the next couple of years, not harder. He’ll keep his opportunistic extortion racket going without any meaningful opposition. Meanwhile the previously mentioned anti-EU crowd that are backing him will keep railing on about how ineffective the EU is (and they’ll be right, as well as a major cause of it)

Or Canadian.

That’s such a 14yo thing to say. Can you show some ID?

Sounds like wishful thinking to me. How is RISC-V stacking up to competitor architectures nowadays performance-wise? Last time I checked they were seriously lagging behind. Wouldn’t recent AI developments (constantly requiring more computing power) be especially something that would hinder RISC-V taking off in the next couple of years?

“I went to the bluesky board meeting today, I did a business!”

Mediocre and cheap?

It’s so weird that that phrasing is even accepted as the norm. It would be unacceptable if a grocery store charges you for ‘up to’ 2 liters of soda, and then tells you to go fuck yourself when they give you only 0.5 liter.

I’m not sure what to do with these numbers. I get countries like Greece, Italy and Spain justifiably feel this way. On the other hand there are also a lot of countries that whine when asked to pull their weight, but are at the front of the line when EU is handing out subsidies.

If respondents have the perception their country takes in too many immigrants, but statistics actually show they take in below average, then frankly my response would be: tough titty, either you take in your fair share of people in need as a country or forgo your share when EU is dishing out subsidies. You can’t have it both ways.

I once clicked on X and the whole window disappeared!

I wonder how that seven layer obfuscation works in practice. the gif in the article shows an encrypted string being decrypted (with the decryption key right there in plain sight?) and executed, and I get they try to hide it by right aligning it with ~1000 spaces, but wouldn’t that still be super obvious in a git commit diff?

As someone not living in Britain, this headline reads like an invitation.

“Would you like to buy some sudocrem?”

So you’re saying it’s a 50/50 chance, eh?