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I don’t see it either.

This could’ve been one panel.

The only actual rule I’m aware of is diminutives (i.e. words ending in -chen or -lein) always being neuter (das). This is also the reason why it’s das Mädchen (girl) and das Fräulein.

The rest is arbitrary, and sometimes there’s even regional variations.

Also one is a strong and one is a weak verb, meaning that in certain cases, one will be split apart:

Ich umfahre jemanden: I drive around someone.

Ich fahre jemanden um: I run someone over.

I know phones cost money but when they lock you in a shitty contract for 2 or even 4 years, is it even worth it.

In the EU, mobile phone contracts have been limited to 24 months since 2011.

That’s the whole point of going to a restaurant. >So you can convince yourself that the food is somewhat healthy, without seeing all the salt, sugar and fat they put in it.

I thought the point of going to a reastaurant was eating tasty food. No one’s lying to themselves about reastaurant food being healthy.

That’s literally his legal name though.

Also: If someone wants to be known by a different name, why deny them? Sure, if it’s offensive or overly complicated or in bad faith no one needs to go along, but I don’t see why someone couldn’t be called Ye.

“No pulse, no breathing, no cranial nerve reflexes – this woman is quite obviously dead.”

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It’s ragebait.

If reddit had had /r/NationalSocialism and /r/ChildPornography and refused to ban them, I don’t think it would’ve become as popular as it is.

And then imagine them finding out it’s not actually TED, but TEDx.

1. Why would anyone want to stay connected to a Nazi community, except for the obvious reasons?

2. Nothing prevents people from just creating new accounts on another instance of lemmy - ban evasion is trivial.

If you’re uncomfortable with this feel free to set up your own server.