That image you linked requires authentication to download.

Was there supposed to be a “not” under that yellow blotch in the speech bubble?

I think the homeowners are right regardless. You don’t need to be a genius to figure out that even a moderately higher population density increases transportation demand. Even doubling the density could affect traffic considerably.

Now before the haters come out: I’m not saying that the transportation demand must be addressed by more or bigger roads.

You’re absolutely right! Those dumb English people are wrong for not adhering to the German spelling reform. How dare they?

Also the spelling reform only changed the previous ß to a ss. The spelling reform has nothing to do with the c/k debate. What was your point again other than brainless insults?

Like every name in IT in the last 10 years.

“Windows App”

“Rust”

Krass is German.

c not as fun as k.

That’s the worst attempt at Motte-and-bailey I’ve ever seen.

no one cares.

This conversation proves otherwise.

Krass is German.

That doesn’t change that the English spelling is crass.

Also, https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/crass says crass made its way from Latin via French to English, not German. Always with a C, btw.

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My IT Sec professor told us about a project he one had. It was a website mimicking an online banking website. He wanted to demonstrate how a phishing attack would look. He made sure to clearly state on the site that this was not, in fact, an online banking website.

Still people would enter their real banking credentials and he was forced to take it down.

I tell this story from memory. It may be off in the details.

Why is the 23rd shorter than the 21st and the 22nd? Why does the data and at midnight (?) between the 23rd and 24th? Why are the lines so curvy? Were there multiple polls per day?

This graph is not in my top-100 of data visualizations.

heinously written stuff that wasn’t expected to be in service even in the '90s.

Nothing more permanent than a temporary solution.

On a more serious note: If anyone can just claim anything in a conversation, that would be detrimental to any discussion. Either everybody makes up their own “facts” because no-one bothers proving everyone else’s version of a story (which is just everybody lying in everybody’s face); or everybody is constantly fact-checking everyone else, which makes the conversation take much longer than necessary.

You already have the source, or at least an idea in which context you got the information and how to find it again. It’s just common courtesy to share it the others rather than making them do the work, too.

Also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burden_of_proof_(philosophy)

Interesting. They chose not to use any background music, not even sound effects. They really sell that the protagonist is deaf.

Oh, nevermind. It was muted.