Looks like your posts are being downvoted. Yes, downvotes exist in .world.

They are not an attack on you, just on what you said. Just move on, and the next time you want to post something, post it.

Oh, so there exist some countries.

It’s too bad those are all not the problem, though. (And Russia exports fuels instead of burning them, so the measurement doesn’t count them.) But yes, I was wrong.

Hum… Does your link state somewhere that any country kept up with their promises? Because I can’t find it.

Overall, it says this:

As of 31 March 2020, 186 parties (185 countries plus the European Union) had communicated their first NDCs to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Secretariat. A report by the UN stated in 2020 that: “the world is way off track in meeting this target at the current level of nationally determined contributions.”[26]

What means that the world at large is well behind the targets. But all country specific data I’ve found is of countries behind the target.

I don’t think anybody was.

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Not slowed down it looks worse. And if you continue a bit, it’s still worse.

Yeah, photos with that gesture are usually just taken in bad faith of somebody doing something completely different.

On the other hand, the video is clear and explicitly of the guy purposefully doing the entire gesture.

As long as there is an war going on for the rest of Putin’s life, I don’t think he cares about the any of those problems.

All he cares about is that if there isn’t a war going on, Russians will start to look at what their own government does.

C has undefined behavior for that.

Yes, the nice thing about Star Gate is that the shows don’t take themselves seriously. The bad thing about the movie is that it did.

The role they play on the court is bad, and shouldn’t exist. A criminal court shouldn’t be “the State against X”, it should be X defending themselves, and the State looking for what really happened. Nobody should be “against X”. The State goes against specific people in kangaroo courts, not real ones.

And yeah, names don’t always matter. But on this case they seem to reflect the reality almost perfectly.

On “District Attorney”, they don’t defend the district on courts. But this one name seems to not matter.

Also, honestly, I don’t know how your rules for confession aren’t constantly questioned on international courts for violating human rights. You can’t just take a defendant’s word that they did it.

Anyway, none of that is “corruption” exactly. It’s a different problem. Don’t expect the remedies that exist for corruption to work with it.

All courts work the same.

They don’t. And the way the US courts work is almost exclusive to them.

Even that “prosecutor” name is bad.

The State is there to find and punish the right people, not to go after a random person they selected.

On most countries, the equivalent to a prosecutor will insist that the police works correctly, and will throw away cases if some evidence appear that the suspect is innocent.

The “active” status.

Any project with it set is active, any project with it not set isn’t. And you set them all to active when you create the toggle.

If the users complain, you make them tell you an specific rule that can you can use to auto-change a subset of the projects in a cron job. Expecting anything like this to have a complete objective definition is delusional.

You are mathing wrong. The GP is correct, except for the fact that it applies to the Y axis.

(… it’s a much smaller change on the X axis anyway, something with 10 zeros before the first non-zero digit…)

Much of the Special Relativity value was on Lorenz mechanics anyway.

And General Relativity, the Photoelectric Effect explanation, and his explanation for the Brownian movement all needed a great deal of anti-establishment thinking… honestly, I have no idea how much Newton had of that.

Anything you do in space will alter the Earth’s orbit by some amount. But unless you strip mine an small planet out there, you won’t get enough material for the change to matter.

Hum… Not yet.

Up to now, just a bunch of mislead nobodies faced any consequence. And a guy that was actively blocking investigations. Nobody that really participated in it got any consequence by doing it.

The funny thing is, that law was pushed by the same party that is now in power, and was spoken really well about by most of the judges criticizing it now.

Components from hardware stores have all kinds of composition. If you don’t know what it’s made from, why would you assume it’s safe?

Even “stainless steel” can have all kinds of different compositions, some highly allergenic, some out-right toxic.