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Sorry, they reserve the right to implant and delete memories in Section 4.4.2 of the EULA.

The person filming is also pedaling with cats onboard

You can sacrifice some pride/comfort/identity or go persist in Canada. There are lots of options that don’t involve anything tragic. None are great because of the horrors and that your agency over them is limited.

The image hoster (freakin’ Fandom) seems to be blocking cross-origin requests.

Reupload to catbox.moe:

It’s not pretending to be genuine

That’s mild, I’d say every Israeli in the yellow region shoild GTFO

*Maimais

Shift + RClick to force the browser’s native context menu instead of triggering a JavaScript event.

Ctrl + Shift + E (and then perhaps Ctrl + F5) to see URLs of resources.

Yup. Khaby Lame does life hacks, wizards do life cheats. Know the difference.

My PC doesn’t meet the system requirements but I’ll comment for engagement

Yeah, that kind of special treatment, absolutely. But once in a concentration camp, they’d be just another subject with a number, albeit likely a lower one.

Made in 1936 and Kafka died in 1924. He would probably have died in a concentration camp if he lived to see this. Nazis did not give special treatment to Jewish writers, for example Josef Čapek (✝ approx. 14 April 1945 Bergen-Belsen). Still, there must have been other bizarre filing systems in his era, a multi-story vertical conveyor belt of filing cabinets is used in some town halls to this day.

It did appear in a Nazi-Protectorate-era movie back then.

Here’s a video of them in action - you can see the Nazis tried to create popular high-budget movies despite the war costs. They weren’t very fast even back in the day and now that they are only used for historical records, they probably go even slower. I’m pretty sure their usage is very restricted and still they likely needed an exception from the European equivalent of OSHA.

Scientists in 1985: “This data can now all fit on a computer thanks to CDs. Get a few of them pressed at Gramozávody Loděnice every year and keep the index plus updates on a HDD or tape.”

Scientists in 1990: “With CD-R, you don’t have to pay a fortune to have a few copies of the database pressed every year. You don’t need the magnetic storage buffer either, updates can be written on the disks.”

Scientists in 2000: “Screw CDs. Many-gigabyte HDDs are decently cheap. You can store full scans rather than transcripts.”

Scientists in 2010: “You can afford terabytes in SSDs now, and keep a few copies off-site for backup, all in a cloud solution with access from anywhere with less latency than the HDDs.”

Central Social Insurance Institute Card File in Prague-Smíchov in 2013:

Hey! Prague was one of the last cities ever to operate a public pneumatic mail system (until 2002).

The gap you leave should be speed-dependent and about 2 seconds to allow for reaction time. Yes, this caps the highway’s capacity to 0.5 cars per second per lane but roads are inherently inefficient.

Russians have stolen washing machines from civilians’ homes, and now radios? As much as they deserve it, they should really work on manufacturing some basic electronics themselves. /s

Didn’t know Montgomery was a state