Hey angel, did you give the dinosaurs more muscle like I asked?
Hey angel, did you give the dinosaurs more muscle like I asked?
You think Germans know how to joke?
Duh.
Dude, they butchered and kidnapped the attendees of a music festival. That’s not righteous resistance. Are you insane?
Soldiers reported they had heard cries of “help” and “hostages” in Hebrew, but that they assumed it was an attempt by Hamas to lure them into a trap.
They also reportedly found signs left by the hostages to get the military’s attention but dismissed these as part of the supposed ploy.
Everybody’s Hamas. If they’re not, they’re Hamas in disguise.
Are you really arguing that Hamas are the good guys because of their lower “civilian casualty rate”? Like, “yeah, they killed a lot of civilians, but the others killed more, so they’re the good guys, touché”? Are you insane?
Well… I guess those Israelis that were butchered at that concert don’t count, then?
Hamas is a terrorist organisation that has killed and kidnapped civilians. Israel killing more civilians doesn’t make Hamas any less of a despicable bunch of fucks.
the army said that it had “identified a number of terrorists armed with anti-tank missiles” approaching troops in Shejaiyya, and called in a helicopter strike on them.
It also said fighter jets had been striking terror targets in the Gaza Strip, as ground operations continued.
The area of Zeitoun, where the family house once stood, is now the focus of fresh operations by the IDF.
Everything is Hamas.
Wir sind die Volksfront von Judäa!!!
Take my love, take my land,
take me where I cannot stand…
I don’t care as long as we
get kebab for treefiddy
What about Peertube as an alternative?
Like, I use neither. Just curious.
Eventually the cost of keeping and the benefit gained from returning them might become greater than the benefit gained from their leverage, which is when they’ll be returned. However, that remains to be seen. If, eventually, the hostages’ wellbeing can be used to force the IDF’s hand in Hamas’ favour, I doubt they’ll be returned anytime soon, if at all.
The leverage? The hostage being a bargaining chip? Which is lost when the hostage is dead.
If they don’t plan to return them they would’ve killed them.
That’s nonsense.
I really don’t get the article. It’s not the compiler’s purpose to prevent logic errors nor does it do that properly. Trying to overcomplicate your types to the degree where they prevent a few of them at the cost of making your code less flexible concerning potential future issues doesn’t sound like a good idea either.
What’s wrong with tests? Just write tests to see if your code does what it’s expected to do and leave the compiler for what it’s made for.
Denazification really failed in the GDR.
double slowness.
Sorry, but we prefer to call that “cinematic”.
You know what’s even funnier? Replace “China” with “Iran” in my comment and it still applies.
Saying there should be harsher treatment of SA doesn’t make the sanctions against China any less justified.
It’s not trained, it just rejects certain keywords. Which is easy to bypass: https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.11753