Correct, it is not a universal right. They are not engaging with you because your complaint is outside their jurisdiction. And the company isn’t either.
It’s like expecting Saudi Arabia to apprehend a Dutchman in Riyadh because you showed them a photograph of him drinking alcohol in Amsterdam. Sure, he’s in their country, so they could do it. And he did something that’s illegal in their country. But he didn’t do it in their country.
The EU isn’t the world police. Expecting them to enforce their laws in a case where none of the involved parties are in the EU is odd.
And the GDPR isn’t a universal right, it’s a right of EU citizens. Similarly, the US’ First Amendment right to free speech won’t save you from hate speech charges in Germany. Heck, it won’t do that even if you’re a US citizen, so long as the offense is on German soil.
Which she should have done, but she had more allegiance to the party and its billionaire donors than she did to the working class.
Gender is a scam invented by bathroom companies to sell more bathrooms
You’re born with a body. Usually, it’s more or less the right body. Sometimes, it isn’t and you need to change it. Otherwise, your body should only affect your behavior insofar as you should avoid hurting yourself or others.
It’s a Halal and Kosher butcher shop!
Plenty of disorders are not helpful or rational reactions to a dysfunctional society. Natural, maybe, but that doesn’t say much. It’s one thing to be sad or angry about capitalism, another entirely to hear voices coming from the walls or think your loved ones have been replaced by body doubles.
You can set a difficulty option to the default, what it would be if there weren’t a choice. Changing the genre of a game isn’t generally in the settings menu.
“Soulslike” is an absurdly nebulous term that just means “hard.” It isn’t a genre. It gets applied to games of every conceivable genre based solely on their difficulty. Battletoads is a Soulslike. Path of Exile is a Soulslike. Dead Cells is a Soulslike. Never mind that all of Fromsoft’s Souls games are specifically action-adventure RPGs, which is a genre.
Same thing.
Not quite. Round 33 will have 2^32 people, or a bit over half the population of Earth. Remember, round 1 has one person, 2^(0), not 2^(1).
But once you get to round 33 34, everyone on earth is tied to the track, so there’s no one to pull the lever. That means that the trolley safely passes by, giving everyone ample time to free themselves. Eventually, the trolley stops due to friction with the track and air, plus brakes if it’s using them, and then we all stop getting tied to tracks.
Not a modern program, but I don’t see anything that makes me think that programs will never be capable of metacognition. LLMs won’t, but they aren’t the be-all end-all.
Yeah, at least I actually do fix the old issues.
Also, Git for laws might not be the worst idea. Reverting Citizens United would be nice.
9/11 ruined country music.