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Before I start, an important disclosure - I am a Jewish Israeli. My view that I will soon describe is not new, but has gotten a new light due to recent events.

In my view, when one acts in a violent way to achieve an ideological goal, we should condemn the violent act and no more. We should suspend any discussions on the topic until some time has passed.

A "soft" example of this are small-scale protests that block roads. Those are wrong in my view. We need to find other non-violent means to raise awareness.

A "harsh" example is the recent terror attack by Hamas on Israeli civilians. The butchering, beheading, burning, raping and kidnapping of kids, elderly, women and men

Last night I had an incident which I can't tell if it were a sleep paralysis, RBD (REM behavior disorder), or else.

I woke up in bed but I wasn't fully awake. My body was very sluggish and weak but not fully paralyzed. I saw a moving shade in the dark room and started to panic and scream. I managed to turn on the lamp besides my bed. I then saw a snake's tail wiggling behind my laundry basket, and heard hissing noises, as if the snake is stuck there and struggling to escape. I managed to carry my very heavy and sluggish body out of my room, hitting myself several times in the process, and shut the door behind myself

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I've been happily using the free version of SL for years now with my homepage having the flower icon grid in the center and clock/calendar/weather widget at the top.

Now with the forced upgrade to version 6, when trying to add both of them together, I'm receiving a "no more room on this page" error. I tried resizing the widget first and then adding the second, but same result.

Is this because both are now considered widgets and so having more than one widget is a paid feature only?

How do you avoid buying games that are technically unstable and buggy, especially in cases where the publisher is doing its best to try and avoid a refund?

Big reviewers sometime fail to mention how unstable a game is, even quite some time after its launch, which is understandable since they have very little testing resources. For instance, I recently bought The Division 2 after many reviewers praised it's seemingly stable launch, though the game seem unstable for many and Ubisoft are avoiding refunds.

And on the same note, how do you know that a game has become stable after you've patiently waited for a while?

I recall everyone shitting on Batman Arkham Knight for being quite broken on r

I bought the game about two weeks ago for the PC, and ever since I first installed it, it's just a non-consistent experience with FPS drops, freezes, crashes, and now with the new patch (TU3) there are the constant disconnections from their servers (with other Ubisoft games such as Siege).

Their technical support forums are full of people complaining about how broken and unplayable the game is. I opened a support ticket a few days ago, and it doesn't seem like they have an actual fix. I now asked for a refund, and they claim that they cannot provide me one due to their policy, which is ridiculous because I bar

I'm probably going to be crucified for this, but I honestly didn't like the movie, and here are 3 reasons why. (disclaimer: I absolutely loved Infinity War)

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1. Very little action

This is an Avengers movie, it is expected to have at least a few memorable action scenes. We only got this ~15 minutes prolonged trailer (which was great) towards the end of the movie. Even going with the "heist" narrative, this movie strayed far from that genre, failing to create either lots of action scenes (Italian Job style) or lots sophisticated tense moments (Ocean 11 style).

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2. Time travel

No, I don't mind the plot holes or the bogus use of random physics terms (ei

DMC 5 is my first DMC game. I thought the fighting was pretty meh until I unlocked Dante. Niro is fine but nothing spectacular and V's missions just feel like a chore. Why did they not just focus on Dante? I really don't want to play the other characters now that I've unlocked him.

I wish to have SSH access to my instance (not just FTP / SFTP), mainly so I could use git over my WP files (perhaps via the Revisr plugin), but most shared hosting services out there (which are cheap due to them being shared) do not offer that :(

It could be extremely useful when for example one wants to quickly create a reminder in another app (say, Keep) with what someone else told them.

As someone who's not diagnosed with bipolar, I am curious to hear about the beginning of the disorder from the perspective and personal experience of those who are diagnosed with it.

Feel free to share whatever kind of memories, thoughts or descriptions you'd like; however, if you feel like writing about it but can't find where to start, here are a few guideline questions (I would ask these of myself if I had to):

• Do you have a firm memory of the beginning of the disorder or do you attribute the beginning to what you've been told by others?
• What is the first symptom / thing you remember that you would strongly attribute to the disorder?
• Did you realize you're having either depr