/int/ - International

Lucca in Italy.

Going to take it to Vienna soon, the connection in this direction seems nice and a trip to Czechia in Summer is tempting me for some time now as well.

>>31665 >a trip to Czechia in Summer is tempting me for some time now as well. I don't know about the trains from Austria to Czechia, but the Berlin-Prague train doesn't serve freshly cooked goulash anymore :(

>>31666 A tragedy as much as it is a travesty! Also I like to splurge on train tickets and book first class, seems like it is worth it somehow.

>>31667 Yeah, a first-class interrail doesn't cost much more than a regular one.

Question to other Mac Mini Bernds: have you noticed Bluetooth issues, specifically with AirPods? It works for me and all, but the Bluetooth reach it has with my AirPods is kinda short and already in the next room the signal breaks up, which doesn’t happen with other devices.

>>31547 It is generally speaking a miracle if and when Bluetooth works at all. Behind any working Bluetooth connection, there are blood sacrifices made by developers to get it working. Bluetooth is kind of legendary among developers and users alike for being incredible shitgarbage. t. software developer who has unfortunately worked with Bluetooth

>>31547 I reckon the antenna in a mini isn't very long. But even with my iMac I sometimes lose the connection even when sitting right next to it.

>>31563 It just seems odd, because the connection to my iPad mini feels much more stable and as if the reach is longer.

>>31628 The iPad Mini antennae run along almost the full height of the device. With the Mac Mini...no idea how long or short they are, see pic.

I roast them for it. They usually get the hint pretty quickly.

I just avoid them. They're not my problem if you don't feed them lies. And every lie told pays a debt to the truth so fuck it I don't want to be around their games.

This is a useful book für Bernd. Working With Difficult People Part 3: Dealing with Deceitful or Underhanded People Basically each chapter is dedicated to a type, and divided to three tiers: boss, colleague, subordinate. Each tiers divided into subgroups.

>>31636 Thank you Bernd, I'll try to find my coworkers in this book.

They left behind ballistic shields too.

>>31027 Smaller scale no but on a larger scale yes it merely adds to the collective unconscious.

>>31592 It's funny to see how quickly even ladyboys switch to posting warmongering propaganda-slop on the Facebook, while some of them only found out that taking it up the bum for cash is a valid living after dodging the draft by wearing girls clothes. Also feeling bad for any Cambodian ladyboy, last time there where already a lot less present and those that were, noticeably had their heads down. At least I won't be in range of Cambodian long range rocket artillery soon I guess. Not that such meager threat would keep me from bumming.

>>31629 You know poo comes from there right?

Cambodia is basically the north korea of indochina who also think they should conquer the whole indochina like in the good old days. They're mega poor retards though.

We have own Jessie Buckley.

I don't enjoy many television shows anymore. I just finished the X-files last week and there was a noticeable drop in quality when they got rid of Moulder after series 7. I tend not to enjoy shows that I didn't originally view in the 90s and 00s. There are some exceptions like Lost and Continuum.

>>31242 What about stuff like Fargo or True Detective, Westworld etc. the 2010s were a pretty good decade for Tv.

>>31242 >>31245 there's an idea that the gold era of TV (the most recent one) is over. that boost received from the Hollywood screenwriters and famous actors died out. enjoy your re-watch, Bernd.

So, I finished the first season of The Alienist and it was alright, I felt the ending was a bit underwhelming, but whatever, I liked the 19th century setting, although it definitely has a feminist undertone, so if Bernds dislike that, avoid this show.

Based anarcho-syndicalists. Although I don't know any personally, so I have no idea how this is supposed to work in a 21st century service society. But it gives me comfy Spanish civil war vibes.

>>31617 I don't want a civil war to happen.

>>31619 The Spanish civil war didn't start because of ansyn stickers. Or even because of any anarchists, communists or socialists. It started because of a failed coup d'état by part of the military.

>>31623 Well then I hope that the ADF succeeds if it tries a coup then. That way we can avoid the civil war.

>>31624 I wouldn't want to live under a military dictatorship, but you do you.

>>31428 I am not interested in your private conversations. That is what I am saying. But you seem to think they are essential to share with the world.

>>31550 So you seem to think your feelings are essential to share with the world?

>>31555 >So you seem to think your feelings are essential to share with the world? You gotta be mad to take that out of what I wrote. Seriously. Please do not be that.

>>31589 So, are your feelings essential to share with the world or not?

>>31590 feelings? No! Thoughts, sometimes. Because I am an extremely smart anf funny person. But would I post half the catalog with my own threads because I think I am such great? No!

>>31455 But sex that doesn't reproduce is not a sex at all, same as a theoretical computer that doesn't compute anything at all.

>>31474 Well, every group of organisms has to reproduce, otherwise it can't replace itself. However, there are certainly organisms with sexes that can't reproduce. A good example being colonial insects such as ants. Ants have queens and drones which can reproduce, but they have a range of other types like soldiers and workers which can't.

>>31482 Ok, but I think it's pretty obvious that's not the case for humans.

I'm really looking forward to the day the Y chromosome disappears. Contrary to popular belief it only has less than 50 active genes on it anymore and keeps deteriorating. Some mammals already only have XX genes anymore, regardless if male or female.

>>31498 It is the case for humans because we have the same wonky code structure for gender. Ants are different in the sense that unfertilized eggs become one X ants, which are male, while fertilized eggs become XX ants which are female. Workers and queens are considered female, while drones are considered male. As you can see, there is no way anyone with a brain would have implemented a gender system like this. It is wonky. They would have one chromosome, Q for Queen, D for Drone, and W for worker. Not XX (Queen or Worker) or X (Drone). The XX XY system is just as wonky. That is why we have all these weird cases like XXX XXY XYY etc etc. Because it was poorly designed, or rather, it was designed to allow and encourage variation.

I'm seeing more and more of these engagement bait type posts where it's an open ended "quiz" with no definite answer. Designed to get people arguing in the comments for engagement.

>>31301 Você é doente, macaco. Não tinha bloqueado os posts brasileiros e australianos?

So what's your favourite ROM?

>>31301 Welcome to imageboards.com

>>31534 I liked this, not finished yet but still like 10 hours of play time already, Team Rocket hack made by some spaniard. Team Rocket are basically the good ones in it and a rebell group. They defend Kanto from evil Lance who is a Johto dictator

>>31502 >I have literally never heard this being a topic. Really?

>>31502 >I have literally never heard this being a topic. True, because it's not necessary since court rulings are usually pro-perp in these kinds of scenarios. "Adequate force" only benefits the aggressors.

>>31502 It becomes an argument because it's a scary thing that people feel powerless over. If you address that base emotional reason for such threads they quickly change the topic.

>>31502 ? some leftist came in and said stand your ground laws are invented so property owners can murder people. you just don't like the way i worded it 'punishing people for defending themself' and prefer wording the victim as a privileged class, premediating violence

I don't know and have not come across that, but I try to avoid politics.