They must be thorny.

The face is bigger than normal size I think. The proportions of the face itself seem mostly fine, yet the eyes are far too high up his head.

Fun fact: Many countries use both systems actually.

For speaking, it’s quicker to say something like: “The party starts at 8” instead of “The party starts at 20 o’clock”.

For writing though, you would never use the 12 hour system.

As long as the rate of cyanide is low enough, you can do it no problem.

This is somehow simultaneously the best and worst setup I’ve ever seen.

Yes

An LKW and an EKW

It’s not meant to be food safe and therefore doesn’t have to abide by any of the usual food safety requirements.

For all you know, the salt lamp could’ve spent a month inside leaded fuel and was only superficially cleaned prior to being sold. Sure, it’s almost certainly not the case but you just do not know how the lamp was handled and whether it has absorbed hazardous contaminants.

In the EU platforms can be found guilty for what they publish though. It is the platform’s responsibility and duty to check whether their content is violating the law or not.

If a German newspaper were to publish an ad advocating for the murder of an ethnic group, both the creator of the ad and the newspaper would face charges.

I can’t say much more about the rest but there are certainly legal standards for boxing that need to be abided for a boxing event to be legal. This includes having medical staff on site, a referee which manages the match, gloves being mandated for the boxers etc. If these standards aren’t held, you can charge a boxer for participating in an illegal fight and manslaughter should the other boxer die.

Yes they could? Just append a block with the government stating they now own the land.

I guess you could fork the blockchain and don’t accept this change but this would be useless. Even if no one accepted the claim, the government can just do whatever they want with that land.

Might not be too bad depending on the type of supervision.

If it’s like a personal butler, I’m all for it.

That sounds pretty insane tbh

Over here in Germany and probably the entire EU punishments don’t stack.

If you commit multiple crimes doing a single act (e.g. in a bank robbery: violations of weapon law, trespassing, theft, threatening personnel, driving violations…) only the most severe one is prosecuted.

Multiple seperate crimes can stack but the punishment must be strictly less than the sum of punishments if they were prosecuted independently and must be less than 15 years (unless murder is involved).

There is no way in which you can get less time for murder than for attempted murder here.

If this were actually done to children/teens surely their brains would not form any associations between being restrained and horny, right?

Nope.

Those RSS feeds are fake and purposefully cut off the comic after a predetermined height. They are less than worthless.

The government is “social” democrats and “Christian” “democrats”. Both are very tough on crime and very pro corporation.

There’s a reason Germany has some of the most restrictive copyright law in the world. For example, only recently became making certain parodies legal due to a EU law forcing Germany to allow them.

Copyright infringement over here has the same exact punishment range as child kidnapping for non-monetary reasons.

There is a fee for anything that can cause copyright violations paid to copyright collectives including but not limited to storage mediums (CDs, flash drives, hard drives), electronic devices with said storage medium (mobile phones, computers) printers, scanners as well as yearly fees for having publicly accessible printers (for example, 190€ per printer in public libraries, 418€ per printer in universities/colleges) or general fees, like 17,222,621€ paid by the state for continuing the existence of libraries per year (in 2014, today probably significantly more).

Hardly anyone provides free WiFi because you can be sued for the copyright violations of your users. Or rather, you get a cease and desist with the demand to pay 1000€ in damages and if you don’t then you will be sued and lose.

Emulators for modern video games are almost certainly illegal because all modern consoles include DRM you’d need to circumvent to get a game to run on the emulator. This means the development would already be illegal. There hasn’t been any court case though because no emulation developer is based in Germany.

Only since a few years is publishing photos of the interior of your home if your wallpaper is copyrighted legal. Prior to that, you’d always lose if you were sued in Hamburg.

Hamburg has also ruled the website youtube-dl.org was illegal and that youtube-dl violates copyright. Sony and others successfully sued the hosting provider and were granted damages.

There’s probably a million more things but copyright in Germany is generally fucked. There’s no way any politician that has ever been in government will do anything that doesn’t further strengthen copyright.

log(e^{imtiredboss.exe}) = imtiredboss.exe

No they didn’t. Computers were just talking to each other. And we stole their mouths.

What’s a GNU Image Manipulation Program mask?

True, a densely forested park is better than a cemetery. In my experience, most parks are not this type though and many cemeteries - especially those more than a century old - have more trees.

I mean, take a look at e.g. Greenwich Park in London. That’s nearly a golf course!

Cemeteries act like parks in that they drastically improve the cooling of cities. Plus they act like a small wildlife resort for some animals (like birds and squirrels) because there is much reduced foot traffic compared to parks, usually more trees and less noise.

Besides, cemeteries are useful for society because they allow family members to grief and remember which I’m fairly certain is beneficial for mental health.