TheChaplain

The Civic Touring is/was high end, and rather more expensive.

Mine is a cheaper, european model, which if you are willing to pay for it, of course have all the fancy stuff like keyless ignition, auto door locks, auto high beam system, security systems etc as addons to the standard model.

I'm not that rich so..

> All modern cars have been locking the doors for the last 20 years or so, as far as I know.

No? My Honda Civic from 2016 certainly does not.

What makes irssi a better choice than weechat?

Accessibility requirement is also something that EU is taking quite seriously lately, and if FOSS wants to be a part of something more than home enthusiasts, then it has to step up.

Shoutout to everyone who were at The Party '92, best experience ever for a young computer nerd.

From last month; https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28976526

Kind of funny that years ago I was insulted and talked down to when I said that EU going from trade union to federalisation is a bad idea.

Chat Control and whatever is following from that is just the beginning.

Property tax is a great way to force elderly out of their homes they've been living in for years.

Also the amount of plastic garbage that piles up. One container for the noodles, one for the chicken, 2 or more small ones for sauces/condiments, utensils and so on..

I quite don't understand the issue, yes they do take some time to do the dishes but modern machines have very efficient water consumption compared to hand washing the same load.

Mine takes about 3.5h to clean in eco-mode. I set it to run just before I go to bed so it's everything is crisp and dry well before I wake up.

The win for me is time, less dry hands and a little happiness that I've not wasted too much clean water.

There is an updated 2025 version available for free on AmiNet; https://aminet.net/package/docs/misc/rkrm-dos

The official word is to counter gambling. Lately the government is not really popular after some decisions that could be interpreted as authoritative, and as citizens have spoken out about it online, causing more voices to join and protests erupting..

So well, my guess is they're trying to control it.

Trying to get hold of the correct person to get proper answers is a bit harder than you think.

Isn't this the same as previous? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45018509

Well, it's not surprising.. To have a reliable grid there needs to be some backup the few days solar/wind fails. Grid stability and black starts are no joke.

Pyx is just a registry, just like Pypi, or did I misunderstood it?

Never been a better time than now to engage yourself politically.

Some relevant threads below.

Linus having enough: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/CAHk-=wjLCqUUWd8DzG+xsOn-yVL0Q=...

The patches in question: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/mhng-7755CB81-B0C6-42D3-82B5-CE...

The authors response: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/mhng-655602B8-F102-4B0F-AF4A-4A...

I am probably a minority, but if anything, Apple should show Blender Foundation some real appreciation for bringing such great software to their platform.

It is not. Ask your family, friends, acquaintances how much they use AI in their work and even at home to get through paperwork.

I am very interested in new technology and how people use it, I've brought it up a lot in my own circles and encountered several occasions where some "stop thinking" and takes the output from ChatGPT as "done-and-dusted".

And remember that people at municipal offices are just normal humans like you and me. Most just want to get things over with so they can go home, and AI is a convenient tool to help with that.

The danger is not on such high level, as all decisions are highly scrutinized by the public.

But on the lower levels, where the insight is much much narrower and your ability to protest or influence the outcome is near zero... That I am worried about.

Municipals, councils, social services, make decisions that directly effect peoples lives. E.g. building permits, custody cases, restaurant permits and so so much more low level things.

And I somewhat understand, if you have a stack of cases to go through and ChatGPT can shorten it from 6 hours to 30 seconds, then why not? Never mind the details, if the outcomes at a glance seems match the average then lets go.

Getting a motorcycle license was a very good thing I've done for my life. Cruising on long roads, beautiful views, wild camping and meeting other people in a like-minded community. It really heals your mind and body.

But obviously it comes with higher risk as you are more exposed and higher demands on your abilities. And good gear can help, but if it is not combined with training and of course a sound attitude, you may sooner or later find yourself in an undesirable situation.

Go to refresher courses. I do it every year to update myself and get an idea of my current limits. It really helps.

To see what I meant about attitude, just go on Instagram and check for motorcycle reels, you'll see soo many examples of how to not act in traffic or what to do on a motorcycle.

OP probably have addons or some setting in either browser that cause the difference. Page looks same if I run in private browsing on both browsers.

One-sided text that don't nearly speak the whole truth.

It fails to take into account that as a manager you may very will end up with employees that are toxic, disrespectful, cheating, lazy, incompetent, intolerant, unmanageable...

And contrary to popular belief, that it is not always the managers fault.

I had a close relative become a manager, tried their utmost for a year but gave up. It was not worth the sleepless nights, stress, therapy and sitting in the parking lot crying their eyes out after work.

From watching TV with Hulk Hogan vs Andre the Giant as a kid, I am now a man who crossed well over half of my expected lifespan. His demise is a strong reminder of our limited time here.

Future elections will be interesting.

It's obvious with AI/LLM these days you can very quickly create wast amounts of information that drowns out whatever is on the agenda.

Reminded me of this: https://xkcd.com/927/

I am somewhat guilty, but I bought a number of Humble Bundle's (when it was the original one) and got a huge number of games I am not interested in.

So I guess I fit in but still not?

> Any decision to transition to phase III, with free-threading as the default or sole build of Python is still undecided, and dependent on many factors both within CPython itself and the community. This decision is for the future.

Compiler flag would be my guess.

> The GPL is a good enough idea but it is basically impossible for anyone to realistically enforce.

Really? If you find a piece of proprietary software does basically the same thing as yours, and the binaries contains the same strings/artwork, then it's reasonable to make a legal case of it. You can even contact FSF and they'll take it further.