PonyOfWar

Honestly most of season 1 and about half of season 2 are pretty weak (with some decent episodes in between). Quite a lot of season 1 you can downright skip. There are quite a few guides out there on which episodes to watch and skip, for example here or even this one that skips season 1 and 2 almost entirely. In my opinion, from season 3 onwards, the general quality gets so good that you might as well watch every episode from that point.

Correct. With the Switch 2 in stand-by in its dock and the joycons detached, I press the home button on the right joycon and the Switch wakes up with a little jingle as well as the light on the dock turning on.

Every country has their own brand and degree of nationalism. For example, in Europe, you won't commonly see the national flag displayed in a private context in countries like France or Germany, but it's very common as a decoration in Switzerland and Denmark. Doesn't mean I'd really compare the Danes or Swiss to American nationalists though. I think what makes US-brand nationalism a special kind is the intense superiority complex, the feeling that they're the greatest country on earth and everyone else doesn't matter. No Swiss nationalist would think that their country could thrive without at least some degree of cooperation with other countries.

Maybe other large-population countries like China and India might be more similar. When I went to high school in China as an exchange student, they had a flag-raising ceremony once a week where the national anthem was played. But I guess that's still tame compared to having the pledge of allegiance every day.

I'd say it's less the surgery being addictive and more that the type of person going for plastic surgery in the first place may often have body dysmorphic disorder, so they'll keep finding flaws in their appearance. The surgery may even result in additional perceived flaws, which will lead to a cycle of getting even more procedures done.

"Her body type is minority" is a bit of a strange thing to say, like "minority" is a body type. From your explanation, you meant to say "Her body type is in the minority", so I guess it was a misunderstanding.

It works perfectly for me using the joycons (just tested it again to be sure). Haven't had a disconnect so far either. Have you already updated the controller firmware in the settings menu? Otherwise, unfortunately, there seems to be an issue with your hardware.

I've also enjoyed working with it. Switching to React Native for a different project later felt like a huge step back.

Right but reddit created the karma system and allows mods to set karma limits. Why did they allow this ?

Reddit relies on unpaid moderators to manage the subreddits. Antagonizing them by taking away their options for moderation is not a great idea for Reddit (as the API changes have shown).

Does it though ? Because a bot can post more and by virtue of being a bot has nowhere to be and nothing to do. Let’s say it takes 1 hour to get 10 karma. A human with school and or work can only to deal with might only have like 2 hours to post a bot can post 24/7 365.

Bots have ways to get around karma limits, for example by just reposting some popular memes for a few days after account creation and only starting to post spam a few weeks later. But that still means there's an additional difficulty to posting spam and that there's time for automated systems to possibly kick in before the bot gets the chance to post spam.

If that is really the issue then why not just have a captcha on post ? I know bots are better at dealing with captchas but those are still expensive.

That sounds like a nightmare TBH, I'd take a Karma limit any day over having to do a captcha every time to post.

I'm also curious, which subs did you want to post in where Karma limits are so high you couldn't reach them? I've never seen them be much of a hurdle. You can easily get 1k karma on a single comment just by echoing a popular sentiment or making a mediocre joke.

That's not a reddit rule, but a rule that subreddit moderators introduce to lessen their workload. Requiring a minimum karma means less spambots and trolls to deal with.

Stimmt, da war meine Formulierung falsch. Da aber in den meisten Ländern der Verkauf und Ausschank an Minderjährige verboten ist, resultiert es trotzdem darin dass es keinen legalen Weg für Minderjährige gibt, Alkohol zu trinken. Nur dass in dem Fall eben nicht die minderjährige Person belangt werden würde, sondern die Person von der sie den Alkohol bekommen hat. Das ist finde ich auch sinnvoll so.

18 ist das Mindestalter für ~~Alkoholkonsum~~ Verkauf/Ausschank in fast ganz Europa. Denkst du dass die alle viel schlimmere Probleme mit exzessivem Alkoholkonsum haben?

Kontrolle wäre ja genau der Punkt, da sie dann eben nicht mehr problemlos so viel Alkohol kaufen können wie sie wollen. Klar wird es immer noch welche geben die illegal an Alkohol kommen, aber nach der Logik sollte es also gar kein Mindestalter geben? Am besten dann auch nicht für Zigaretten?

Finde ich sinnvoll. Das Konzept dass es erstmal "begleitetes Trinken" gibt ist eigentlich nicht schlecht, aber nicht schon mit 14. Vielleicht wäre es am besten das ab 16 einzuführen und erst ab 18 "normales" Trinken.