Yeah at least the hardcore fans would be fine which is the most important fan group with this stuff, if any unicorns complain (lmao who? Urumin only has one fan, nvm a unicorn one) that’d get shut down real quick. The reaction from some of her colleagues will be potentially less nice though, especially since we’ve already seen how jealous they can be of Kimiya’s dedication to Urumin. I imagine that’d get amplified x 1000 when they become a thing
Still needs longer legs
The accidental wingman journey continues! Gotta say I am a bit surprised by just how down bad Urumin is for our lad, someone get her some water to quench her absolute thirst.
Also my predictions stand: She’ll be “stuck” having to care for him while Kimiya is down. Though given the raised flag I say either a fan or one of her coworkers spots her resulting in some added pressure to get things sorted properly.
you could most likely do a check at time of signing with eID without having the data headache. What might be the cause of the verification after the deadline are probably the various non-eID signing options. Still somewhat annyoing but I guess at least until eID actually reaches widespread usage everywhere we’ll have to keep it this way
I am so jealous, wish we had that weather here
Still need to keep pushing, after the deadline votes will be verified (why this does not happen at the time of signing is beyond me but whatever) and not every vote will be valid, so having a certain buffer is always good
If anything they see lost revenue because if users can federate companies will no longer buy licenses for external contractors’ access to internal repos, so where currently a single contractor employee results on however many companies they currently have projects for if this went through that number would drop to 1.
Plus someone might just make a servide solely responsible for providing users whoch can federate with gitlab which would implode theor business model. Unless they link federated users to the license in which case nobody would usemit. In either cese their business model stands in opposition to this.
Already signed and everyone I know who can also already did, really hope we can get this across the finish line.
It’s a stylized M, hard to see if you’re not looking for it though
There absolutely would be controversy from the usual people complaining about everything but I think the majority would just shrug and go along with it. Eurovision is weird enough as is, what’s anime girls showing up on top of that?
They both play into is so perfectly, it never gets boring
I’m not sure either but I want to believe that Europe is ready for it. If the Americans can have Hololive show up at Dodger’s games we should be able to have them at the Eurovision!
Navigating the SPWN website was one hell of a journey for a first timer. Would have thought they’d have a more EN-native ticket service available as well.
What surprises me is that when windows is faster the difference isn’t that significant but that when Linux is faster it’s by a lot.
For example 59.1 vs 59.8 FPS in Borderlands isn’t that significant of a difference but 52.4 vs 44.6 FPS in Cyberpunk certainly is.
Really makes you wonder just how badly Microsoft fucked up Windows for things to end up like this.
They already enshrined “billionaires get all the money” in 2008 when the banks got the bailouts instead of the people
Huh somehow missed this (no I know exactly how: I’m not used to the english title of this)
So as I mentioned in my duplicate post: NURSING CHAPTERS INCOMING
I expect plenty of sick Kimiya accidentally landing crits on Urumin and a semi-confession that will be forgotten due to the fever
I accuse him of deliberate wingmanship
The park design should have accounted for the crosswalk on the top intersection from the get go or, alternatively, once the people made their desire for a path there obvious. The park isn’t some sentient thing with its own opinion, it got made by people with 2 main functions: enhancing the environment and serving as a foot path. It is obviously failing at the second until the designers finally relented and put a proper path down to the crosswalk.
Note: you will always get people not using the path but when it’s enough people to form a permanent trail then the park design obviously did not account for a rather popular destination and should be revised.