Have a read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allegations_of_genocide_of_Ukrainians_in_the_Russo-Ukrainian_war

Neither Moldova nor Transnistria are occupied by Russia though it’s on Putin’s wish list.

They have a better chance for survival as long as they keep fighting. Because as soon as Ukraine capitulates, it seizes to exist.

It’s not about a land grab though. It’s a fucking genocide and an attack against democratic aspirations.

That’s Axel Springer press to you.

Besides what other commentators already highlighted about what is going on with Russia, there is another component to this: other autocratic and warloving leaders might feel inspired by a lacking response from Europe to such a development.
Xi wants Taiwan (and other territories in SEA, especially oceanic regions), and an attack on Taiwan would have a huge impact on global computing infrastructure. So a Europe seeming willing and able to help who it calls allies would be a better deterrent to war plans elsewhere.

(And yes, it’s quite cynical to argue with the impact on economy rather than humanitarian arguments, but you have to put things into a politician’s perspective.)

The name suggested some kind of weather app. Now I am disappointed.

How it’s funded: out of own own pocket, for now. Free to use, and taking part stays free. If it grows enough to cost real money, that’s paid extras or business accounts. Never advertising.

Yeah, like we haven’t heard that before…

If it was a CDU opposition, that would be less concerning, but the AfD will do what they can to obstruct RRG at getting anything done.

At this point I highly doubt there’s a big difference between AfD and CDU doing opposition work.

Maybe you just need a much more heavy duty tool? A SAK is hands down the best knife to have in my pocket in my daily big city life. And it was originally developed for opening food cans and field stripping the swiss army’s rifles, not as a heavy duty outdoor survival and combat knife.

If you use the wrong tool for the wrong job, that’s on you, not the knife.

Also, knives that can be opened and locked with one hand are prohibited to publicly carry where I live, so not an option for me anyway.

And finally, since I read your other comment saying “swiss army knives does not have any good knives”, Victorinox, the company producing and selling SAKs, does have other knives and multitools, including more heavy duty variants with one handed, lockable and thick spined blades.

I never cut myself on a SAK due to its retention failing. I even find it quite easy not to have the knife fold into my hands or fingers or something. Just don’t apply pressure at the wrong angle, and it’s not like easy to accidentally apply pressure at the wrong angle.

OP reacts like an advertisement bot in this thread.

It is sexist to reduce women to sex objects. Tgis “would” thing comes out of manosphere-incel corners of the internet.

What an excellent example of a sexist comment. Chapeau.

That is dangerously naïve at best.

It is baffling to me that establishments catering to marginalized groups would employ such systems in the first place.

Why would a dwarf make a magic passcode, let alone one in elvish.

Because the door was made during a time of friendship between dwarves and elves. The door itself was made by Narvi, a dwarf, while Celebrimbor (yes, that Celebrimbor) carved and inlaid the letters.
The doors were made to be used by both dwarves and elves, and since the dwarves do not teach their language to outsiders, the letters had to be elvish.

Also, you should read the books. And the appendices. And the Silmarillion. It’s a fantastic world (and the books are different from the films in many regards).

Or just straight up join EU.

Plus two percent, a difference of one percent to second place and an error margin of two point five percent. Congrats.

Besides that, I really start to hate these reports. Weekly updates on the Sonntagsfrage are utterly lacking substance, fearmongering (to left leaning people) and reassurance (to AfD voters). Everything we do not need.