I’m pretty computer stupid. Been using Linux for 4 years now. Used the terminal to some extent, but I’ve only needed it for specific things and my day to day doesn’t need it at all. Just dive in.

It was literally the only thing I expected.

But hating Germans and hating Nazis isnt the same. The degree of separation is quite important.

My question is, why are all the other empires not judged to the same standards? Colonialism sucked, but Britain didn’t invent it. Yet they seem to be the only target.

What a pathetic comment. Judge the person not the nationality.

Every country ever has “looted artifacts”, that was literally the point of war for like 4000 years. The vast majority of the British museum’s items were legally purchased. Just like every other gallery in the world.

Would you take Mona Lisa from the Louvre? Obviously italian.

As someone born in Britain, it saddens me to see so much hatred throw around casually.

What about ex military?

I don’t, tell me.

Plan the activity with a smaller group than you would want initially. Then invite others to an already organized event and rely on fomo to get people to go. Works great.

I focus for 15 minutes as I don’t have time for 4 hours, but then they end and I realize I’ve lost another day.

It’s okay. 2 was a little rough. 3 was really fun. 4 had some great moments but a bit of a letdown. Worth a binge, but doesn’t live up to season 1.

And cool sticks

If you have literally no experience at all, I’d pick and choose some great standalone episodes to get started with.

Some ideas: TOS: Balance of terror/Space seed. TNG: Drumhead/Darmok. DS9: The House of Quark/Trials and tribulations (harder to find good standalone episodes as so many of the best are part of the main plot. VOY: Eye of the Needle/The Void.

The 2 parter DS9 and voyager opening episodes are both also pretty good places to start.

Is the sudden personality change as drastic as it reads?

Sudden switches like that could be a sign of a serious medical condition, mid 20s is I believe a common age for these things to kick in too.

I’d talk to the brother about it coming from an angle of concern.

Apparently, Tolkien’s dwarven language just naturally works well with a Scottish accent. Earlier radio, tv, readings leant into this and other writings including fantasy dwarves followed suit.

Well, I think it comes down to a fundamental belief on consciousness. If you’re non religious, you probably think that consciousness is a purely biological and understandable process. This is complete understandable and should be replicable. Therefore, artificial intelligence. But it’s hard as dong to do well.

What did they give to vegan torturees?