That’s even more interesting then, I’m always fascinated by how different cultures can invent very similar ideas independently.

It’s really interesting how much Turkish and Hungarian have in common, we Turks also only have one gender pronoun and it’s “O”. So practically the same thing.

So far example:

He = O

She = O

They = Onlar (literally the plural of “O”)

May the Lord forgive you indeed, for I will not. :funny-clown-hammer:

These days I’m constantly reminded of this video from The Onion.

I do not think I’ve ever played a game with as much wasted potential as Obsidian Entertainment’s Tyranny . It’s an Isometric RPG that has: A great concept, interesting worldbuilding, cool characters, plenty of RP opportunities, and decent gameplay, but it just completely drops the ball in the third act and delivers some of the most disappointing endings I’ve ever seen.

I do not blame the devs for this as it’s pretty clear that they had much grander plans for a third act but unfortunately ran out of budget, and I’m still glad that I played the game as I got many hours of entertainment from it, but still, what a letdown.

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The AUR is definitely a bit of a security risk. The best is to not use it at all, but if you have to use the AUR, then either make sure that the package doesn’t have malicious code inserted into it or only use popular AUR packages that likely had someone else vet them already.

Most Operating Systems that are not outdated are as secure as your habits allow them to be. If you mostly use official packages, have strong passwords, and don’t download random garbage you find on the internet, then you’ll probably be fine.

Something weird always happens in EU4, true. But "no Russia + Italy formed + no Spain + Morrocan territories in Europe + huge Pomerania + GB in the Netherlands " is much stranger than my usual games.

Oh and also you can’t see it, but the USA formed and is the 4th greatest power on Earth.