All true, just want to add to it.

You can bring the mace anyway, just in case, as long as you don’t mind carrying it. One other major benefit is that the things could be dirt cheap because you don’t need good quality metal.

But if you want to hit people, and have a money and time for training, go for an axe. Pretty much all the advantages of a mace, but can cut on top (and usually poke too).

The other part of the equation is not getting killed, and usually the guys in heavy armor are good at killing you. Getting in striking range for a medium range weapon like a mace/axe/sword is damn dangerous, so a slower weapon like a mace or axe that’s additionally bad at defending because of a more distant point of balance means a much increased risk to your life. So if it’s one on one, you should really think twice about trying to getting that lucky strike in.

Not the top right though.

Im Sinne von Cyberpunk macht halt irgendwann die Psyche Dinge.

As I understand it, he was fined exactly the amount he earned over 3 years of a job where he was using a VPN.

The smell lingers rather well. It doesn’t need to be refreshed that often.

The majority of playgrounds in Germany have rules restricting them to children (usually below 14 years of age). Violations can be punished with a fine.

EV is do produce fine particles from brakes and mainly tires, but no combustion involved emissions. But it’s still a great win, especially for the air quality in cities and with that, the total health impact for the population they cause.

Not just drowning victims. Many freshly dead persons will have Dihydrogen Monoxide in their system, including but not limited to their lungs. They try to keep it a secret. Doctors will usually not write it down outside of the mentioned drowning.

If the body decays, that’s a strong sign the person had the substance inside it at the time of death.

Boy, Oxo has has a terrible website. Decline their tracking and it gets stuck “Processing request” while blocking the whole page. Accept and it’s immediately usable.

I’m sure there’s some obscure source saying something like that, but at least in the bible angel feedback is no part of the creation.

Is being able to afford these things really not affecting anything?

Especially the pet sounds like quite a difference to me.

That is the normal case in Germany. Our small town has about 10 districts and they all use the school, but spread over different rooms in different parts of the building. Your invitation contains your district number and there’s ample pointer where to find which district. And in case you lost your invitation and have no idea about your district, we can always look you up in the voter list, which contains all adult residents.

I take it your districts are bigger than several hundred people? In bigger cities we use several buildings, but any voting place should still be able to direct you to the right district. In case the local volunteers are unsure, they can always call the voting office, which contains the guys that planned everything and they clear things up, but that’s rarely necessary.

There’s currently a meeting in Germany with about 4000 of them.

But it’s not the prevailing mindset in the general population.

The blokes are obviously at different heights, that’s all.

It’s a male phone.

Phones have a biased sex ratio, so chances are you mostly saw female phones until now.

The imminent threat of an invasion (assembled in staging area and ready to go) could have been tried before. It would have been very costly, but would have been necessary anyway for an actual invasion if the nuclear bombs didn’t cause a surrender (there was a coup attempt to prevent it, so it was never a sure thing even with the bombs).

Very often that info is the result of a full conversation:

1. I have problem A.
2. Try B
3. Not, working, I get error C
4. Ah, change D in your config
5. Now it’s working, thanks.

That means automatation is more complicated, and there’s also the legal aspect.

It’s still very possible, but it probably stops quite a few people that considered this.

I was on “hot” and got it without much scrolling.

I actually have year old programminghumor posts after the first page without any comments…

Interesting how it went the other way.

What stood out in particular?

True, it does cost about 0.2 cents per liter, so you’ll likely pay less than 2€ a year if you exclusively drink tapwater.