You don’t need vote filtering. You need counselling/therapy. This is not intended as a dig and just my opinion obviously.

Lets hope the orangutan decides its not worth it like he has with Iran.

You sure about that?

https://www.independent.co.uk/bulletin/news/iran-trump-envoy-uss-abraham-lincoln-b2901671.html

Alternatively, if you have a good grip on how good of a player/drafter everyone is, you could just do the picks in reverse order of skill. So most novice player gets to pick first

Edit: could also have the pick order reversing each round for the collector’s booster, so it’s 1, 2, 3, 4, 4, 3, 2, 1 instead of 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4

There’s probably no way to do that that won’t make gameplay/the decks more imbalanced. So I guess it depends a bit on the people you are playing with. If they are more established/entrenched players, I’d probably leave out the collector’s booster altogether. If they’re more of the casual “I want to see big things happen” crowd then I feel like doing it via dice roll is probably one of the better approaches, because it’s another way of adding a bit more spectacle/excitement to it.

And what does ‘left-wing’ and ‘right-wing’ even mean, at least in the extreme forms? What difference does it make when violence rules? Violence, imho, doesn’t make sense.

That doesn’t mean that there aren’t very clear patterns of violence that are different for violence perpetrated by people following far-left or far-right ideologies. You wouldn’t see a far-left burning down a shelter for asylum seekers for example.

To be fair, putting him on the frontline risking his life for a just cause is about the best use you can make of a Nazi. He gets to do what he’s trained for his whe life and we don’t have to mourn the loss of a beloved community member if he dies.

Maybe you mean this? https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-bids-to-ditch-routine-pesticide-rechecks-in-major-regulatory-shake-up-glyphosate/

That seems like a huge stretch even to someone who gobbles up all the anti-EU propaganda to me. But you never know, I guess.

I’m always surprised that this kind of rhetoric works. If the EU were such a big bully, nothing would stop Hungary from just leaving. Like, at some point you’d have to ask yourself why a supposedly competent and well-meaning leader keeps you in a relarionship with an entity that allegedly only wants the worst for you.

Thanks for the summary!

Taking enshittification to a new level.

Are audacity still the good guys? Iirc the project was purchased by a company at some point and there was this whole tenacity fork thingie.

That’s exactly what OP is doing here.

Are these new speed limits only due to the roadworks or are they permanent? If it’s the former, I probably wouldn’t bother mapping it, or only if the construction lasts for at least a few months.

Mullvad tries to achieve anonimity by making your browser setup as un-unique as possible, making it hard for anything trying to track you to dinstinguish you from any other Mullvad browser user. Extensions can break that protection because now you CAN be distinguished from users not using those extensions.

Yeah, but that’s unlikely to ever happen as that seems to be pretty incompatible with what the mullvad browser is trying to achieve

Not Mozilla, Ladybird is.

Ok, but that’s not really an unusual color for honey. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File%3ATexas_State_Fair_honey.jpg

I feel like at least for central navigation elements like single word buttons, forms like “benutzys” are not so suitable. Because there will already be a usability trade-offs in using less established terms. People will understand a bit less clearly what is going on and how to navigate things. So things like “Nutzende” which can still be derived from the more commonly used gendered terms by using the regular rules of language will be much more legible and provide less of a riddle than a term like “nutzy” which basically invents new grammar. (in general I do actually like the “invent new grammar” approach to gender neutral language because I think it’s the most thorough and elegant approach overall. But it can also be a bit much/hard to comprehend if you’re not familiar).

Thanks!