u/Ambitious-Buy5256

Hello guys

so i have bought the kit some time ago but i didnt get it to work so i want to learn assembly on my pc so that when i have it build i can use it and learn. Im using vs code with retroassebler and that works greate i think but with my emulator i got some problems. Currently im using the clemetina one by fran150. But the code just dosnt work and now im not sure if its me or the emulator. I appreciate any help guys thanks. also are there any better emulator out there idk

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Hi I'm a 17 year's old students and I need to run a Triathlon because of school

So I have some questions running said triathlon. Our is shorten down to 3km running, 300m swimming and 12.6km cycling. Currently I am able to run a 5k in abt 30 minutes when I'm not completely exhausting myself. I'm very bad at swimming and cycling I'm just like normal I guess. How should I prepare myself? I got around 6 weeks so not too much I'm also not trying to get first or something but I do want to improve and mayby do one later on outside of school. How does one train for me especially swimming and cycling since I'm already training my running with Strava.

I really appreciate any advice and help and inputs guys thanks alot

I’m currently researching the Swiss “10 Million Switzerland” initiative and honestly I struggle to see the benefits of voting Yes.

Switzerland has an aging population and fewer young workers. Immigration helps fill important jobs and keeps the economy running. Around 2/3 of immigration comes from EU/EFTA countries for work reasons.

If Switzerland reaches 9.5 million people by 2050, the initiative wants to limit immigration and could even end the Bilateral Agreements I due to the link with free movement of people. That could seriously hurt our economy and everyday life.

The two main pro-initiative arguments I hear are:

I recently debated this and researched it a lot. More people do increase demand, but the main issues seem to be:

- slow building approvals

- restrictive zoning

- investors/speculators buying land and property

This initiative doesn’t solve those root problems.

2. Environmental concerns

Yes, more people can mean more emissions. But this initiative won’t suddenly “save the planet.” Policies like better public transport, less car dependency, and more renewable energy would likely have a much bigger environmental impact.

I’m open to criticism/discussion if I missed something — just keep it respectful and factual.

Sources:

Fedlex (Freizügigkeitsabkommen): https://www.fedlex.admin.ch/eli/cc/2002/243/de

Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (Bilaterale I): https://www.europa.eda.admin.ch/de/bilaterale-abkommen-1-1999

State Secretariat for Migration (Migration stats): https://www.sem.admin.ch/sem/de/home/publiservice/statistik/auslaenderstatistik/monitor.html

Translated with AI, arguments/research are still mine