[–] 0 points 1 month ago* (2 children)

Maybe they are just working on it while doing the other stuff; remember they have to do something very big, the community has very high expectations unlike when they made the nether update

Also, their are working on the codebase right now

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  • [–] 2 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

    Same in Italy, hospitals don't get enough found because the government (which is usually right wing but rarely center-left too) does not give enough money to hospitals and then (stupid) people say "look at Switzerland!! They do way better than us, we must do like 'em" or as some said a few years back "look at USA!!! With their private healthcare! They are doing good"

    Yeah, good my ass, now they are suffering

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  • [–] 3 points 1 month ago*

    I mean, it's not that unbelivable that someone that thinks like this exist, i once met a person that belived that the sun and the moon where the same thing and the moon was actually the other half of the sun

    (Which is crazy considering you can sometimes see both in the sky...)

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  • [–] 4 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

    To be noted that's just a thing that is done commercialy, most beekeepers will not do it and instead will try to have a symbiotic relationship, some (not many ofc) beekeepers will even go as far as letting the bees leave if they want (though, i don't agree to do leave them go because it will disturb the local fauna as they are not native most of the time)

    Edit: IIRC they are native to europe and asia so it isn't a big problem in those zones ig

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  • [–] 2 points 1 month ago

    Frieren's fine. It's flashy and charming with an overarching story to engage with, even in the absence of any understanding of the complex grief and nostalgia and existentialism. Kids engage like fern and stark and would probably feel safe and curious about the fleshed out world. Fine for 12+

    Mmh yeah i agree

    (I still consider that kids)

    Yeah i think that's where the misunderstanding started, i consider 14+ as teens

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  • [–] 2 points 1 month ago

    I suggest Re:Zero to make it short:

    possible spoiler IGit's this teen who get transported in this other world and discover that when he dies he get's back to a check point, he still remember all the pain endured during death and also retain the memories
    The first season may appear boring for the first few episodes though, as someone who is watching the last season, i can say that's worth it (i also did not find it boring but compared to the people i usually interact it, i'd say i have a longer attention span...

    The other is Frieren, it's the story of this elf whom after the defeat of the demon lord watches her companions die out and we explore a lot of tematics, it's very slow paced , it has some action and sometimes comedy though

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