I'm a .ml because it was the second most popular instance when I joined, and I refuse to be bullied by other people tribalism to change to a different instance.

(Although that /s... if you tried to joke with me, then I'm sorry, I was/am too tired to understand it)

It's the same shit, lemmy has it's own flavour of power hungry unhinged mods (see yepowertrippingbastards /c/yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com ). And due to multiple instances some of the vocal users are affected by tribalism (as in "my instance is better, your instance is xyz").

So to sum it up:

• API breaks responses only for new data
• API does not provide any metadata, like versioning
• API doesn't host it's spec
• the problem isn't that the API mutates, but that it starts returning garbage for new data, but not historical.

You're out of luck. You can't prevent it. You can't foresee it, unless you know beforehand what you'll call the API with and you can pre-flight it and detect it earlier.

Why is a normal window there? Or does it do something special?

When I asked for a credible source

You did not do that.

This is how you ask for a credible source:

Source? Preferably accredited.

This is what you did:

Source: pls just trust me bro pls bro israel bad bro u just have to believe bro

Can you spot the difference?

Pathfinder 2.0 sidestepped this issue by having class-specific feats instead of subclasses. Just pick which features you want dude, no need to be silly about it. And you get a new choice of class specific feats often.

That's literally history. In USA Irish and Italian were considered not white in XIX and XX century).

Also I think the term would not be racism but nationalism or smthing similar.

Tbh I find Italian culinary traditions underwhelming. Like they just gave up 10 minutes in, no work at all because it's too hot.

To be fair, the further from coastline, the better the Italian cuisine - more herbs, more variety, more complex recipes (e.g Ligurian braised rabbit)

Of the 40 participants, 28 reported an increase in meat disgust.

A study on a group of 40 is an anecdote at best, a waste of resources at worst.

Reporting on it in on a big news website should be a crime, as it's just a clickbait.

I live in Poland. We have both of them.

1. Soviet-era apartment buildings

PROs:

• everything within a walking distance (shops, schools, a clinic, etc)
• a lot of parks nearby
• fucking wind corridors
• you can't piss from your window to your neighbors coffe cup
• you will see some greenery from your window

CONs:

• tiny
• very low ceilings - you most likely won't be stretch your arm upwards.
• very bad acoustic - you can hear downstairs cutting green onions
• a lot of apartments on a floor (and very tiny lifts)

2. Modern buildings:

PROs:

• high ceilings
• you can piss from your window on your neighbor's bed if you're into it.

CONs:

• ... we have a whole wikipedia page about it: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patodeweloperka
• I honestly don't want to talk about it, it's so sad. Generally speaking, bad quality (but deceptively good looking) places that cost too much, in a shitty neighborhood.
• no wind corridors so say hello to air pollution

Now, I know this sub tends to romanticize USSR, but during occupation (so until 1990) it wasn't that you had an apartment for yourself for every single person. If we just want to consider recent history (like 1980) then:

• your apartment wasn't yours - it was tied to your job. Like US healthcare. If you lost the job, you would lose the apartment. They were also limited to at most 1 per family.
• If you wanted to move to a different city to get a job there, then it could be impossible if the company didn't have free apartments there. Often it didn't. There was an semi-official apartment swapping market that often involved a chain of swaps in multiple cities.
• In practice you wouldn't get a bigger apartment if you had children. You could try to swap for it. Most apartments were overcrowded and multigenerational AND small. It was common for a 3 generational family to live in a 3 room apartment (not "bedroom", room).

Can you share a link to an example? First time I'm hearing about it.

I think this is the moment you're overreaching.

Alternatively what you're saying is that all gun manufacturers should go to jail for multiple counts of homicide.