Probably worth to mention that I haven't found any confirmation from the ministry of interior about handing out the Betätigungsverbot, the only article contacting the ministry was this one: https://taz.de/Palaestina-Kongress-in-Berlin/!6004217/. All the other ones just seem to quote Varoufakis or Diem25, so not sure what the actual situation is.

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Your link is broken for me, here is the fixed one: https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20240414-germany-bans-greece-ex-finance-minister-from-speaking-at-events-over-pro-palestinian-views/

Correlation != Causality. If an emergency vehicle needs to get somewhere fast, it will run sirens and lights to drive faster. Faster verhicles are obviously more likely to get into accidents. Still, this seems like a reasonable tradeoff to keep response times low overall. I severely doubt that sirens and lights by themselves cause any significant accidents.

Huh, I thought about something like this as well when Vscript was announced, not that I'm familiar with programming it. But seeing Scream Fortress maps with new and interesting spells would be really cool. A similar development to what we've been seeing with the repurposed skeleton mobs in Farmaggedon and now with new maps like Slime, where they actually get new behaviours added to them. Furthermore, you could probably add completely new gameplay elements like what bumper cars did in SF2014. I'm really excited for this years maps!

Very good tip, this was also the issue on an old desktop of mine. For 3 years I thought it was just cursed until I finally removed and reinserted the RAM sticks. Now it works flawlessly!

When bots get less obvious they also get less disrupting.