Looking at you makes me challenging!

Unlike it’s completely forgettable predecessor, Troll 2 being so bad it’s good arguably makes it a better movie.

Nobody refers to the political philosophy of national socialism when they call someone a Nazi.

When someone gets called a Nazi, it refers to nationalistic, racist and faschist ideals and/or behaviour. You know, the stuff that was actually portrayed by the Nazis, rather than a political philosophy they named themselves for.

That’s because it it’s defined in a way that is linguistically correct, but utterly insane for regular use.

Highly recommended watch if you like Mission Impossible. There’s so many direct references.

Ken Follett actually likes to do this. Pillars of the Earth and its sequel World Without End both have it. A dangerous fortune does, too. They’re all primarily historical fiction though, the romance is always just a part of it.

Technically, this would be nuking the UAE and Yemen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JK1_VzoakMM

They could use the same trench set for the entire season.

Gin

Flying cars lose al appeal the moment you encounter other drivers on the road. Just imagine that, but flying.

*bloody nosebleed

I’d prefer a humanoid robot taking an order over the soulless upselling dark pattern filled touchscreens we have now.

Dudesona sounds like a male alter ego

Speaking of which: Elon

You want to build a wall to to Oklahomans in Oklahoma

I want to build a wall to keep non Oklahomans out of Oklahoma.

We’re not the same

That sounds like it has a direct to video adaption starring Steven Seagal.

What?

Linux: Install with whatever package manager you use

Windows: download installer, run installer

Mac: Idk, same as Windows I’d guess

Then type python or python3 into your command line to check of it works. Run scripts from command line, too (to prevent stuff like file associations or shebangs)

Any version >=3.10 is fine, the differences don’t matter for a basic course. Venv or even pip is not needed either (again, basic course).

knowing when to use […] Fräulein

That’s an easy one: never.

It’s outdated and no longer used as a title. And mildly derogatory as a standalone word.

At least in Germany. Not sure about Austria or Switzerland, tbh, they might well be more traditional about it.

The new thread also gets closed as a duplicate of the old thread