/int/ - International

>>22109 You’re that depressed penguin from the Herzog movie

Me on the right.

>>22121 Kc tier

>coité do nóia You will never be taken seriously.

>>22096 ;-;

Posting to check if the map still sucks

Yep, it does.

>>22105 This

>>22017 For legal reasons, obviously, to prevent an antitrust lawsuit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Microsoft_Corp. > The U.S. government accused Microsoft of illegally monopolizing the web browser market for Windows

I will never use google chrome because you need to fuck with it to use UbO. Modern browsers hogging RAM isn't really their problem though but all the ads and javascript and whatnot where it's not needed.

Modern desktop computing is generally inefficient compared to the old days. in the 90s what you could do with just a 386/486 with 4-16 megabytes of RAM, compared to what modern machines do with exponentially increased capacity, is not the difference you'd expect. ie. Simple programs like Notepad or whatever taking relatively huge amounts of memory with no functional (or even graphical) difference to their old predecessors.

>>22117 I use uBlock Lite on Chrome, have never had any problems with it

>>22119 Do custom filter lists work and can you update them independently from the extension?

>>22000 Good work bernds. It was fun building the puzzle with you all.

>>21975 I got a horrible AI Halloween puzzle for my birthday. Should start.

>>22000 The foliage was such a headache. Good job to whoever did the bottom right part.

>>22112 Yeah, it was really hard to distuingish if pieces belong bottom right oder left.

This evening I will open up another puzzle. I'll try to chose an easier pic.

>>22095 tehehe

The government should provide only pants in hot pink to provide incentive to buy better colours

Infinite pants would be a drag.

They want to divert all resources for data centers to make AI godlike. But instead these resources should be used for pant making.

>>22080 Poland is trying the same as Israel, but since they're Pooles nobody cares lol.

>>22067 Or Bernd. Anyway, I mentioned to some friends recently that I'd like to go to Poland and Czechia some time in the future to see some castles and oldtowns (such as Krakow) and they immediately went on and on about how I just HAVE TO visit Auschwitz, so sad, never again and so on. So yeah, I don't have a stake in it, but the whole focus on concentration camps is sort of annoying. It reminds me a bit of gawkers at an accident site. I'd rather see some old Jewish historical sites there and in Prague, in addition to Christian ones.

>>22085 But is it not like how people who go to Hiroshima also go to the nuclear bomb museum? One of the major sights in the area? I googled top sights krakow and I quote the first hit: >My number one choice is probably Auschwitz, due to the immensely important historical significance. That said, I think some of the other options are so great that you may want to consider taking more than one day trip from Krakow. And this is from an American travel blogger who also lived in Spain and the UK. I suppose, there is a universal interest, since it's an important part of history. I know that some Germans fight for forgetting that part, but if you go to Nanjing, you probably will visit the memorial hall, even though some Japanese chuds seethe about it.

>>22087 Some places become just so overloaded with assumed "cultural significance" that people don't dare shoving that away. Best place in that regard is Nagasaki IMO. Most people simply don't visit it because it is so far off the standard tourist route, so nobody cares if you visit the atomic bomb memorial sites or just admire the rest of it. Which is absolutely beautiful, BTW. Some of the best time I've had in my two months in Japan.

>>22088 To be fair, Hiroshima is also an ugly city and the museum in Hiroshima is much better than the one in Nagasaki.

>In August 1974, the Australian Labor Party Government under Prime Minister Gough Whitlam announced it had recognised the incorporation of the Baltic states into the Soviet Union de jure. Wow, what a shit cunt, should have been given a kick up the bum too

>Procglmation Why can't Austrians spell proper English?

>>22073 It's AI... >>22001 Heh. What a mad lad.

>relevant image Was he a real general?

>>22082 No he was a Barrister and Judge.

>>21665 >>21667 Basically like pasta of the egg dishes, you can add almost anything as an ingredient, meat, cheese, vegetables, mushroom etc

>>21669 >>21665 almost 99% of the time I eat omelette when hungover

>>21461 That's my dinner

I have oats with nuts and raisins every morning.

>>22003 Based and oatzpilled. Bernd eats it daily at wörk for lunch with some whey, raisins, ground nuts, cinnamon, salt, milk and a cut banana after microwaving it. 3-4 Euros and all the daily calories are cleanly taken in.

Türbodydlo

They look like wannabe chads that have the body, but were too ugly to become true alphas, so they choose the drug-induced techno cringe lord path

Couldn't tell you as I have no idea what sort of men in Europe listen to techno.

They all look uncanny in some way. I like them

>>21278 yeah I agree it is too easy. As France in WW2, I immediately signed an alliance with the Soviet Union, dug trenches along the German and Belgium borders, and moved troops in. After that I insulted hitlers mustache and he declared war on me before capturing even Austria. The Soviet Union then quickly invaded Germany and got close to Berlin in a few turns.

Fug

>>21470 Even AI is not that stupid XD

lol, lmao even

>>21506 Nice! France just cancelled its security agreement with me because I reformed the Winged Hussars.