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Hitler's meddling in military policy and fixation on impractical ideas had a big effect in hamstring ing the Nazi war effort.

What other "mistakes" did they make?

A U in "colour"? An S in "realise"?

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If you're trolling: well done, wanker.

That's fair and reasonable.

I'm curious about the risk-reward chart, where how much you'd both need to end up with at what chance/via what methods to make you be for it.

(I'm probably one who you'll disagree with a lot, as I think stealing can be OK.)

I didn't like the first series, and would've quit it at episode 3 or so but I ended up without internet access for a couple of days and the whole series downloaded... It got better.

But yeah, life's too short for TV shows that take time to be taken on faith. And if you did finish the first series and still not like it, more power to you.

Worse, the IDF was under orders to expand the Hannibal Protocol to civilians the whole time, too.

Hannibal Protocol is the order to kill Israelis rather than allow them to become hostages.

What about a world where we both have $2,000?

Cathay gets the mark of distinction of being the only human non-European culture. And they don't get minis. (Edit 2: that line aged out of validity pretty damn quick.)

Orcs get to be the one non-human arguably European faction. And as much as they are, it's more lower class as a whole which merges with other ethnic groups.

But fish mint is delicious.

Wash the roots and snap them into little bits, toss them up with some diced onion and chili oil.

The leaves go great in salad.

It's Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines.

If it's not barely stable and without at least one game breaking path that's not even that rare they're not living up to the name.

Invidious is an alternative to YouTube. It scrapes the content and presents it to you without trackers or googlerithms, or adverts.

So obviously in a big cat-mouse game with Google over it working or not.

Edit: it's federated, I think - or at least instance based, so anyone* can set one up and stick it online.

*anyone with servers and the hacker chops to be a network admin

The cracks were there in the second.

The goal to string things out with more series just makes things worse. And characters archetypes don't mesh well with the development as the writers want it all to be archetypal.

Groff-Eric was the best thing about second series. It made main guy even harder to stand.

But then I always root for the second girl, so how else could I feel?

Zizek, Capitalism's socialist.

Is he somehow still taken even semi-seriously by Leftists these days?