u/thedaniel1998

I've been using the V4 editor for some time, but quite often, without realizing it, I end up editing an entire class instead of an individual element. By the time I notice, the whole website has been modified.

I'd like to know if there's a way to lock classes to prevent accidental edits after we've assigned a class to an element.

Just saw this video of a new emulation OS, and the visuals and the soudtrack remindmes the Wii/Wii U\3Ds Era.

Very cool ideia that I wish nintendo developers had it in mind.

One aspect that is widely debated is that this war is disproportionate, and that only Gaza and Lebanon are suffering casualties, which is presented as proof that Israel is committing genocide. However, something that I see being almost completely ignored is that the military firepower of both Hamas and Hezbollah was greater than that of many countries around the world. Yet Israel's defense systems, such as the Iron Dome and David's Sling, prevented Israel from looking like Gaza does today.

Think about the following: considering the number of missiles that have been launched indiscriminately since October 7, 2023, by Hezbollah in the north and Hamas in the south, it would have been enough to devastate Israel's entire urban and civilian areas. However, Israel's defense mechanisms prevented that from happening. This leads me to wonder: who actually possesses genocidal intent in this region? Could it not be the extremist Arab groups?

The original 1988 Hamas Charter contains explicit genocidal intent:

• Destruction of Israel: The preamble and Article 13 state that Israel will continue to exist until Islam obliterates it, and that peaceful solutions and international conferences are contrary to Hamas's principles.
• Anti-Semitism: Article 7 quotes religious texts to justify targeting Jewish people, stating that the "Day of Judgment will not come about until Muslims fight Jews and kill them."
• Religious Duty of Jihad: Article 15 declares that when enemies usurp Muslim land, Jihad becomes an individual duty for every Muslim.

Due to the severity of the attacks described above, it is obvious that Israel would respond with destruction and violence, but not necessarily with the intention of destroying an entire people. The United States provides a historical example. During World War II, approximately 40% of Japan's urban civilian areas were destroyed by the United States, even though Japan had not succeeded in carrying out large-scale bombardments against cities on the American mainland. Nevertheless, it was considered necessary to weaken Japan to the greatest extent possible in order to eliminate its capacity to continue the war, prevent any possibility of a Japanese counteroffensive, and reduce the risk of civilian casualties on American soil.