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  • I used it for a long time years ago and it is indeed very great. But its only maintainer stopped around 2021/2022 because he got a new job or something along that line. As far i see he partially returned later but is still looking for more contributors. so the future of the project is not really secure. e.g. see https://github.com/nomacs/nomacs/issues/987

    So more eyes on Nomacs would be indeed good.

  • Who is "we"?

    e.g. Germany already produces 60% of its power reneweable. The plan is 100% by 2030-2035. And the prices for reneweables are already far below the ones for nuclear.

    So why throw 10 billion euro into building a nuclear power plant that delivers 1 Gigawatt when you build reneweables for 1 billion that delivers 10 Gigawatt?

  • Aren't Mastodon instances maintained by volunteers in their spare time? I can't imagine how they manage to continue moderating it once there are ten thousand or millions of users on it. At least the moderators on Twitter were paid. It was their job. I think people massively underestimate how much work this is.

  • It is running natively. In comparison to, for example, emulators that emulate old gaming consoles completely, Termux emulates only an input device, so basically a keyboard and a display, but the actual applications are Linux and run on Androids Linux Kernel natively. There is no emulation or virtualization happening.

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  • I understand it. When I was quite young, my father was also convinced that beating was an educational method. It took him almost 30 years to apologize for it. In situations like this I tend to say “gtfo as fast as you can”, but of course that's not always an option.

    Stay strong, you still have your whole life ahead of you and it will get better.

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  • Well that is beyond fucked up. here in germany you go to jail right away if you slap your child. Using the belt would be considered aggravated assault here and he would be gone for the next 2 years at least. It is completely insane that something like this could be legal.

  • Oh, i had a very nice french neighbour at my old place. She was singing french chanson in a café i was a regular in. There was also a Franco-German friends' association that met there from time to time.

    Especially in southern Germany (but actually almost everywhere), French or French-speaking people are quite widely represented and very welcome!

  • I can understand if you don't want to give up your homeland. I would only leave Germany as an absolute last resort either. Then i would probably try to flee up north to the Scandinavian countries.

    But I have to say, looking at the situation in the States, without wanting to sound overly dramatic, there is a good chance to think it's already reached the point of no return and best is to gtfo now. I mean, at least from the outside perspective, it looks really really bad.

  • Of course! And i think German is not that difficult anyway. Since English is a Germanic language, it's relatively easy for many people who already know it to learn some German.

    I'm afraid the main problem would be the housing crisis. e.g. i've been without my own place for over 2 years. Have to sleep on a couch at a relative's small appartement. I basically occupy the living room.

    I hope this problem can be solved over the next years. Of course, the right-wingers promise exactly that. And their solution is “get everyone out who is not like us”.