Why is no one screaming election interference like with Canada a week ago?

Crowdsec is excellent. Also add per country block for inbound connections. If you expose the services to a few friends and family members limit inbound access to their country. Just remember to change the list when travelling abroad and coming back.

How long before we start seeing some of older ones on the front-lines in Ukraine, fighting for Russia? It might be a stretch but still...

I had a hard time too when I first tried to get netbird going but reading the https://docs.netbird.io/manage/access-control section of the docs cleared things up, especially the part about not putting all your devices in the same group.

Very interesting fork of Immich. It seems to address most of my grievances, especially with Face recognition and Partner/Album sharing. I might give it a try.

Let me play the devil's advocate here :

Should people jailed years ago for smoking/selling marijuana be kept in jail after marijuana becomes legal in a country?

The same could be said about change in statute of limitation "There was a 20 years statute of limitation when I killed/raped someone 25 years ago, surely you can't remove it now and charge me?"

I don't know the specifics of your scenario and I tend to agree with you that the law in place at the time of the infraction should be enforced, especially if the laws that invalidate it are vague future one... But everything legal has so much ramifications that sometimes it's hard to figure out.

That being said I am not a lawyer and not part of the EU (yet?) so don't take anything I say seriously. It's just two examples that came to mind when I read your post.

Not Matter but this one looks interesting : https://blog.prusa3d.com/a-cheap-smart-light-controller-thanks-to-3d-printing_136243/

Nonono, I have a better idea : change nothing and lets just capture it!

I have always found it odd that tech/IT is not more unionized and supervised by some sort of professional order.

Doctors, nurses, construction workers, airline pilots etc are all deemed important trades and professions that require some form of professional order to supervise and attest the competency of the labor.

But for some reason IT is all like "you watched some Youtube videos, got certified by Cisco 15 years ago? All set to configure the security of our healthcare network". I am exaggerating obviously but still... IT is so intertwined in everything some sort of professional order would make sense. And union definitely.

I am older and also mad at this shit ahow.

On s'entend, de la gestion de rendez-vous, (et plus largement de soins de santé/patient) il y a plusieurs projets OSS qui le font. Partez de ces bases là et ajustez le fonctionnement ou ajouter des fonctionnalités.

C'est tellement un mauvais modèle pour du gouvernement de payer du saas. Tu a pas le logiciel, c'est compliqué et dispendieux à modifier. Tu es à la merci du fournisseur (même si c'est Québecois).

Avec 12 millions en (aux?) 6 mois tu peux te payer pas mal de travail de développement en plus d'un bon hébergement pour ta plate-forme. Si tu t'arrange pour hébergé en mode kubernetes/openshift c'est facile à déplacer de provider (ou d'héberger dans ton propre centre de données) quand le fournisseur essaie de te faire monter les prix ou se retrouve sous un gouvernement louche.

I'm going to play devil's advocate here.

Paying a contribution will not give me the feature I want or need from a project, most project explicitly say so. Paying for a LLM to create a PR or a fork that will contain that feature is often a lot easier and a pretty good guarantee I will get it.

I am not diving into the code quality or maintainability of such PR/forks which is a whole thing in itself.