Kornblumenratte
Wenn man Gicht kriegen kann, kriegt man auch von Bier Gicht. Ist also eher ein Argument für die Gleichheit der gelben zuweilen schäumenden Flüssigkeiten
Only this translation is false. The correct translation is
"Cat David shows his citizen's shaft, so that he can stay with the chickens"
"His xyz-ship" is "seine xyz-schaft" in German, while "seinen xyz-schaft" is a compound word meaning "his xyz's shaft". Just a tiny almost uncomprehensibly murmured -n difference.
I don't know where this claim of 90 % reduction in symptoms originated – the figures show an improvement of e.g. Bell 60 => Bell 80 for the Post Covid group, the other scales are similar. I'm not able to analyze all of the data at the moment, but at second glance this seems to be an effective treatment, changing the scores ~ 15–30 %. Far from 90 %. And the effect might be exclusive to Covid related problems.
Edit:
Bei bis zu 90 Prozent der Betroffenen milderten sich die Symptome wie Müdigkeit, Schwindel, Schlafstörungen oder Herzrasen ab oder verschwanden sogar ganz.
The responder rate was 90 %, not the reduction of symptoms.
https://www.mdpi.com/1422-0067/25/8/4522#table_body_display_ijms-25-04522-t002
Edit: Sorry, link does not open the table. It's table nr. 2.
@wintermute@feddit.de – Inhaber von feddit.de – ist seit Monaten verschwunden und niemand weiß nix von ihm, außer dass er auf Geschäftsreisen in Asien sein soll. Daher ist kürzlich das Gerücht aufgetaucht, er sei in Nordkorea.
Nein, dass ist mir neu. Wieso sind beide Constantinuss I?
Electricity is usually not made from fuel, though, but from a wide variety of resources. And you forgot the last step – transmission of heat from the stove to the food. Gas stoves are far inferior in this step, losing most of the heat into the surtounding air. Induction stoves have almost no transmission loss.
Another reason is installation. In order to use gas in the kitchen, you have to have a gas pipe in the kitchen, which has become very unusual. During construction, it's easier and cheaper to not lay gas pipes. Most people do not have a choice – either you got an old house witha gas pipe in the kitchen or a newer one with a 400 V power outlet.
In Südamerika bauen sie tatsächlich zur Zeit überall Seilbahnstrecken für den innerstädtischen Personennahverkehr.
Seilbahnen kann man im Prinzip über jede Straße und jedes nicht allzu hohe Haus hängen, das ist nahezu überall möglich und in jedem Fall mehrere Größenordnung billiger als der Ausbau von U–Bahnen, wahrscheinlich such als der Bau neuer Schienen.
Allerdings würde das unter Berücksichtigung von Arbeits–, Umwelt–, Lärm–, Denkmal–, Gesundheits–, Bestands– und sonstger –schutze in Deutschland mehrere Jahrzehnte einschließlich mehrerer Klagen vor dem EuGH und mehrerer neu einzurichtender Bundes–, Landes–, Bezirks–, Kreis– und städtischer Ämter und Agenturen sowie einiger Gesetzesänderungen bedürfen. Somit stimme ich zu, dass dieses Projekt ein totgeborenes ist.
AFAIK, clamAV hunts Window viruses, not Linux malware. The linux equivalent I know of is rkhunter.
One issue often overlooked with prostate enlargement is Nykturia. Nykturia causes sleep deprivation, sleep deprivation causes scores of other problems from cardiac issues to psychosis. I'd say ~ 3 times getting up during the night might be tolerable for most peope, > 5 times will cause problems.
Superficially, typing + seems to be the same as typing , but these are two completely different paradigms of using the editor.
Vim does not use shortcuts or hotkeys to edit the text, it uses a language to communicate with the editor.
For me, shortcuts and hotkeys are rote memorization, and I'm bad at rote memorization – compare your point "5. Ctrl-{ or } does this I think". Do I need Ctrl-left, Super-left, Alt-left, Shift-left or Ctrl-Shift-left to jump back a word?
The vim editing language is mostly consistent and logical. I did not need to memorize it, I could learn and understand it. But that's just me.
Far too much examples:
Most commands are abbreviations – a for append, b for back, c for change, d for delete, e for end of word, f for forward, g for goto (and more), hjkl are special, i for insert, m for mark, n for next, o for open line, p for paste, q for reqord macro is a strange spelling, r for replace, s for substitute, t for to, u for undo, v for visual mode, w for word, x for extinguish, y for yank, z is just a prefix for arcane stuff. Capital letters are usually variants of their minuscle counterpart – like A for append at end of line.
Commands take a repeat count, and a lot of commands take objects/movements, and these reuse the commands, like "delete inside backticks" => di`, "yank inside brackets" => yi{, "change up to third slash" => c3t/
If you are fluent in vim, you won't type shortcuts while editing, you will talk to your editor.
As for more compelling examples:
"I'd like to change the next 2 sentences" translates to )c2)
"Please format this paragraph." translates to gqap
"Swap these two characters." translates to xp
And I did not touch ex mode, vimscript and plugins yet.