I wouldn’t put WW1 Germans and WW2 Germans in the same category. Yes, there was a good amount of nationalism in WW1 Germany, but they were hardly special in that regard.

Seems a little steep to me, even with the improvements they claim to have made. It’s a great game tho.

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I respect the guys that drive garbage trucks, buses and mbulances tremendously. Also those that clean public spaces, make sure the sewers work and my lights turn on at night. The investment banker that makes tons of cash? Not so much.

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By the municipality, probably with substantial grants from the state of Hesse in this case. The crazy part is that the building was insured and the insurance company gave their green light after inspecting the new building. Someone’s gonna be mad over there.

They started development to kick ass and chew bubble gum. And they’re all outta gum.

The European mind can comprehend this.

Business in the front and party in the back. The automotive mullet.

The way I understand it is that once they release an update for your board, it should cover all the processors compatible with it, not just the one you have specifically.

I wouldn’t think updates would be rolled out for each CPU model, or am I wrong here?

Unless it was a smoking hot Cosworth RS.

Gonna check that out for a trip next week, thank you!

Don’t burst our bubble, pal.

Meanwhile, Polish politicians will demand WW2 reparations from Germany every time an election’s coming up.

Why didn’t you call me to fill one seat?

Ooooohhh… Been using Ubuntu and Mint next to Windows for a couple years and always right-clicked to paste. So that’s the secret sauce!

Grab 'em by the mic.

But you can’t have them in a manly diet.

That’s fine. I rode a Vespa for two years with a manual transmission before I did my car license, so I had the basics of throttle, clutch and shifting figured out way before my first lesson. Although I consider myself a skilled driver, my first hour with a pretty easy to drive manual car included lots of stalling the engine. I learned how to get moving on an incline and also reverse parallel parking that same day, which was a little strange.