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Crust is important to counter the greasiness of the center. When I eat pizza, I alternate between the center and the crust so that the average mouth feel on any two consecutive bites remains roughly the same.

I'm German, but I have to hand it to them: The Dutch have by far the best insults of any language.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_profanity

Im Recht zu sein ist allgemein immer nur dann hilfreich, wenn andere das verstehen und sich entsprechend verhalten. Wie beim Fahrradfahren, wo es ja auch nicht hilft, dass ich eigentlich Vorfahrt hatte, wenn ich dann nur noch flüssige Nahrung zu mir nehmen kann, weil irgendjemand das kurzzeitig anders sah.

Sounds fun at first, intense period of initial fascination, actually really laborious, time-consuming, and not all that fun long-term.

Yeah, sounds about right.

I can ask the question, sure, but what if the answer is wrong?

Thank you for the explanation. Just one follow-up to check if I understood: The minority government would then just include the Liberals but with support from the Bloc Québécois (i.e., the Bloc has the power to veto, but the legislation will still come from the Liberals)?

That seems plausible, although I still wonder why a coalition with the Bloc is then not also on the table (there's probably a reason, I just don't know about Canadian politics).

Question for the Canadians: Do you have two or multiple parties in parliament? I'm asking because the article states that a minority government was the goal, and I was wondering whether a coalition government wouldn't be more advantageous.

Nächstes Mal einfach einen Traktor und/oder Galgen mitnehmen und da Morddrohungen gegen Politiker dran befestigen. Da sagt keiner was und die Veranstaltung darf ungestört weiterlaufen.

/s

I would've thought "finding fresh talent" is something that publishers do out of self-interest, but I guess I'm wrong.

Morrowind's lore and artistic direction was far superior to Oblivion and Skyrim. I will fight people who disagree with this (not physically though, that hurts).

I think in general you can also just expect that any OS, techy or not, ships with a basic, lightweight text editor. The fact that Windows seems to want to change that is an anti-feature for the entire OS.

Yeah, but if you're forced to use Windows, then installing and running vim is a nightmare (unless you want gvim, but I don't think anyone wants that).