@CaptainsCourag1@WhtGoat@brianchaley I mean, it's not really one word, it's a two word compound that can be joined in German writing. It's exactly the same as "summer wistfulness" in English, except that we require a space between the two words.
@DirteeerMartini Afaik they don't legally have to and their internal rules would allow them to continue running (first train passes at slow speeds to ensure line is clear). The police however like to show up and close the line unnecessarily almost every time, and then the operators must comply
@Betsycashmoney@bellisaurius@EthicalHoopz Using "the ... of" to form a genetive is reliable when applied to the whole sentence. "The losing of my mind at the replies" is obviously wrong (present part.), wheras "The losing of my mind at the replies is my least favorite part of Twitter" is contrived, but correct (gerund).
@matt12249@cremieuxrecueil Do you think the data goes to sleep at night or why woukd they turn the fans off at night? If America can't even do cooling fans anymore, how will it ever have any serious industry again?
@ams_8m@NathanFlurry Yes, proof of work is fundamentally unserious, bots have just started paying the compute, that's how valuable this data is for e.g. LLMs. At the same time, the author uses an open core model to try and get businesses to pay her, that's why everyone is stuck with the anime girl.
@zygomeb@NathanFlurry Except the bots have just started taking the hit and paying for the compute, while in the meantime older mobile devices need to run at 100% for half a minute if you even want to make a dent in the bot traffic.
@forest_plotter@KerryLVaughan If they were 25% higher school zones and dangerous crossings would still exist and drivers would still beg to be allowed to kill more children.
@TheSocialClock@KerryLVaughan Insane mental gymnastics. Just drive the speed limit. "The speed cameras in school zones are primarily for the greedy government to steal from me" get a grip
the EU Protected Designation of Origin status is fundamentally anticompetitive. America now produces lots of nice cheese because anyone can produce Brie-style cheeses, not just some tiny village somewhere