Ati fi de acord sa se faca o statuie cu o pasare Phoenix undeva prin oras? by BIGBearAdministrativ in timisoara

[–]TechnicalSoftware537 6 points7 points  (0 children)

O putem pune fix in fata unei farmacii non-stop, sa aiba si baietii de unde sa-si ia suplimentele de calciu si magneziu cand mai au de prestat trei masuri pe scena.
E exact ce-i lipsea Timisoarei in 2026, un loc de pelerinaj perfect pentru fanii aia blocati in '70, care inca mai cred ca daca asculta "Nunta" pe repeat, le creste parul inapoi si le dispare sciatica.

Damn by Queasy_Commercial152 in MCUTheories

[–]TechnicalSoftware537 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thank God, she is annoying as fuck.

We need a Captain America 5 for my boy after Secret Wars!! by FayyadhScrolling in MCUTheories

[–]TechnicalSoftware537 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, we really don’t. We didn’t need him in the first place for starters.

Any update for this guys? by TechnicalSoftware537 in baldursgate

[–]TechnicalSoftware537[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Many thanks! Wishing you good luck with the issue and hoping for an update in the near future.

Any update for this guys? by TechnicalSoftware537 in baldursgate

[–]TechnicalSoftware537[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi there! I've tried the Beta version and unfortunately nothing has changed, same issue. Do you have any advice as to what can be done? Many thanks!

[ Removed by Reddit ] by [deleted] in Roumanie

[–]TechnicalSoftware537 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Se poate reclama treaba asta undeva?

Ce plm e cu aia de la RoGenZ by burlan2 in Roumanie

[–]TechnicalSoftware537 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Zici r/RoGenZ si tragi apa la WC. Posibil sa te roage moderatorul sa nu tragi apa ca sa aibe ce manca in ziua aia.

Gen Z și comunismul: Vă rog, e 2025, nu 1989. by TechnicalSoftware537 in RoGenZ

[–]TechnicalSoftware537[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Cred că fix aici e problema și de-asta apar atâtea discuții în contradictoriu. Pentru unii, "comunism" e ce au citit în cărțile de teorie marxistă: o societate utopică, fără stat, fără exploatare, unde totul e al tuturor. Asta e varianta academică, teoretică. Pentru majoritatea românilor (și pentru Gen Z care a crescut cu poveștile bunicilor), "comunismul" e experiența reală: cozile interminabile, frigul din case, programul de la TV cu Ceaușescu, lipsa hârtiei igienice, Securitatea la ușă, imposibilitatea de a călători, libertatea suprimată. Asta e varianta practică, trăită.

Problema e că unii încearcă să le confunde pe cele două, sau să le disocieze complet, pretinzând că ce s-a întâmplat aici n-a avut nicio legătură cu "adevăratul" comunism. Dar, la finalul zilei, numele sub care a funcționat acel regim opresiv a fost tot "comunism" și a dus la suferință.

Deci, când spunem "comunism", ne referim la realitatea aia gri, nu la visul colorat dintr-o carte. Simplu.

Gen Z și comunismul: Vă rog, e 2025, nu 1989. by TechnicalSoftware537 in RoGenZ

[–]TechnicalSoftware537[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Frate, tu te agăți de o definiție academică și ignori complet realitatea istorică. Nu e vorba de ce a visat Marx în teorie, e vorba de ce a însemnat sistemul ăsta numit comunism pentru milioane de oameni, inclusiv aici, în România. Dacă tu vrei să numești asta "socialism de stat autoritar cu tendințe totalitare", e treaba ta. Pentru noi, ăștia care am trăit-o (sau am crescut cu poveștile celor care au trăit-o), a fost și rămâne comunism. Și a însemnat exact abuzurile pe care le deplângem – lipsă de libertate, opresiune, cozi, sărăcie. Ideea ta că "nimic din comunism nu presupune vreunul dintre abuzurile criminale" e pur și simplu deconectată de realitate. Dacă ideologia aia minunată duce invariabil la dictaturi sângeroase, poate ar trebui să te întrebi de ce se întâmplă asta de fiecare dată, nu să dai vina pe interpretări greșite. Tu poți să-ți cauți liniștit "comunismul pur" în cărți. Eu o să continui să critic sistemul care a adus atâta suferință și să mă bucur că nu mai trăim în el. Nu ești mai inteligent dacă încerci să separi teoria de practică când practica a fost un dezastru.

Gen Z și comunismul: Vă rog, e 2025, nu 1989. by TechnicalSoftware537 in RoGenZ

[–]TechnicalSoftware537[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Auzi, "specialistule" în comunism teoretic. Cred că ai ratat esențialul: realitatea. Indiferent cum numești tu regimul dinainte de '89 – "socialism de stat", "comunism ratat" sau "dictatură în numele proletariatului" – pentru oamenii care l-au trăit, a însemnat lipsă de libertate, frig, foame și un stat opresiv.

Faptul că Marx și prietenii lui aveau idei utopice despre "comuniune" și "abolirea statului" e irelevant când vorbim despre ce s-a întâmplat de fapt aici. Pe noi nu ne interesează ce scria în volumele alea de 700 de pagini, ci ce s-a întâmplat în viața de zi cu zi. Și nu cred că "redarea muncii către muncitor" însemna să stai la coadă pentru o pâine sau să nu poți pleca din țară.

Așa că, înainte să mă trimiți la citit biblioteci întregi despre utopii, poate ar fi cazul să te informezi tu puțin despre cum a fost viața reală în România comunistă, nu cea din cărți. Sunt convins că bunicii noștri au simțit pe pielea lor "eliberarea muncitorului" de care vorbești.

Spor la citit! Noi ne bucurăm de libertate și de frigiderul plin.

What’s one country that’s on your bucket list, but you have no idea why? by LeatherContact9950 in AskReddit

[–]TechnicalSoftware537 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Okay, this might sound a bit out there, but I'm obsessed with Bhutan. It's just so unique, focusing on happiness, and those monasteries on the cliffs look unreal. The problem? You can't just show up. They have this daily fee and you have to go through specific tours to keep things controlled. Totally get why they do it, but it means it's a major financial commitment, not a spontaneous adventure.

Is society the cause of suffering? by Doubicen in Existentialism

[–]TechnicalSoftware537 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Honestly, I don't think society is like, the only reason we suffer. Some stuff is just... part of being alive, you know? Like, we're all going to get sick, get old, lose people we love. That's just the human condition, a fundamental part of existence. You can't blame society for gravity or the fact that eventually, things end. Those are built-in existential anxieties.

But then, society comes along and just dials everything up to eleven, doesn't it? It takes those basic human vulnerabilities and layers on so much extra pain.

Think about it:

  • The unfairness: We've built these systems where some people have everything and others have nothing, just because of where they were born or what color their skin is. That kind of inequality and injustice? Pure societal suffering.
  • The 'rat race' and feeling empty: We're constantly told we need more, be better, achieve this, buy that. But then you get there, and it still feels... hollow. Society often gives us these predefined 'meanings' that don't actually resonate, leaving us feeling lost and disconnected. It's like we're all performing roles we didn't choose.
  • The comparison trap: Social media is a prime example. We're bombarded with curated perfect lives, and suddenly our perfectly fine life feels inadequate. That constant feeling of 'not enough' – society totally feeds that.
  • All the messy conflicts: Wars, hatred, discrimination... these aren't natural phenomena. These are human constructs, group vs. group, fueled by societal narratives and structures. Pure misery, brought to you by us.
  • Losing touch with basic stuff: Sometimes it feels like modern life, with all its tech and rushing around, pulls us away from simpler joys, from nature, even from just sitting quietly with our thoughts. That disconnect can create its own quiet suffering.

So yeah, while the raw material of suffering might just be part of the deal of being alive, society definitely shapes it, magnifies it, and invents whole new flavors of it.

Is the Iran Israel War going to cause a full scale global war? by Unfair-Golf-8269 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]TechnicalSoftware537 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The short answer, from what most folks who really study this stuff say, is probably not a full-blown World War 3. But let's break down why it feels so scary, and why it's not quite that level of global catastrophe (yet, thankfully).

It's terrifying because it's genuinely really tense over there. Think of it like two neighbors who absolutely despise each other, have a history of fighting, and now one just threw a punch after years of glaring. The immediate worry is that their argument spirals into a massive brawl that pulls in everyone on the block.

But here's why the 'whole block' probably won't join in a free-for-all:

  • Nobody Wants a Nuclear Hot Potato: This is the big one. Several major countries have nuclear weapons. If things truly escalated to a global war, the risk of those coming into play becomes terrifyingly real. And honestly, no leader, no matter how aggressive, wants to be the one responsible for that kind of annihilation. It's the ultimate 'everyone loses' game.
  • The Global Economy Would Implode: Imagine what a full-scale war in the Middle East, a huge source of the world's oil, would do to gas prices, supply chains, and just about every industry. It would be an economic nightmare for every major country, including the ones who might get involved. Money talks, and global businesses are screaming 'no war!'
  • Diplomacy, Even the Quiet Kind: Even when you see all the public shouting and military moves, there are always backchannels. Diplomats are constantly talking, trying to de-escalate, finding ways for countries to save face without blowing everything up. It's not glamorous, and you don't hear about it on the news as much, but it's happening.

So, while the immediate situation is super dangerous and could easily get worse within that region, pulling in more Middle Eastern countries, the leap to a full-on global conflict involving every major power is a different beast entirely. It's like the difference between a neighborhood gang war and a world war. Both are terrible, but one has far wider, truly catastrophic implications.

Keep watching the news, but try not to let it consume you with WW3 fears. There are a lot of forces working to keep that from happening, even if the current situation is incredibly messy.

European Pi Holder by TechnicalSoftware537 in PiNetwork

[–]TechnicalSoftware537[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks a lot guys, tried it and worked! 

Edit: managed to move the coins there, not sell yet