There’s more to Palestine than Gaza, so while your 3rd sentence is very much true and more central to the issue at hand, the first one is quite incorrect and might lead people to forget about Abbas/Fatah.

Not the top right though.

The utility is sufficiently explained by the fact that diligently denying things creates the impression that not denying things means that it’s true.

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.

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.

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

I would experience negative emotions about Lemmy/k in if I found a reddit thread describing my problem and the lauded solution was changed to say the user moved there. It would not make me want to switch.

The police officers committed these acts while they were still in training as part of their dual bachelor’s degree.

Yet this is better than the alternative, it’s easier to get rid of them at the earlier stage.

Hopefully someone or some group didn’t kidnap her to force her to work as a nurse for them.

That does sound like one of the better scenarios to me.

Old people can just be considered represented by their adult children then.

You can first build something you like using yourself, but at some point you should start holding it under the nose of various well-meaning not-so-techy people and watch how they try to use it.

Thank you!

People like you make the internet a better place.

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.

Also what a robot capable of taking over the world would say.

That is a central topic explored in Asimov’s works, dude didn’t just write them down to fix a problem, he wanted to write about them, and other authors did too. They are good rules generally, but hardly foolproof. The “I, Robot” movie is one example of negative outcomes they could lead to.

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

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

The text you’ve provided appears to be a sentence written using a mix of Latin, Greek, and Cyrillic characters, as well as some special symbols. It seems to be an attempt to make the sentence harder to read, or obfuscate it, by using unusual characters.

The English translation of the sentence, based on the appearance of the characters, would be: “You can totally try and obfuscate the text of your post so that robots have a hard time reading it.”