Apart from that moustache, I don't see anything disproportionate here...

Why won't they ditch Google for the calendar? Maybe they just need your help transitionning, and they won't complain once you've sorted that for them.

Looks promising

Yoshi in Mario Kart World 🏎️

Considering

• I have unlimited gas for a vehicule I never have to leave,
• there are random piles of gold everywhere,
• I own a worldwide restaurant franchise - with an extensive menu of delicious delicacies - that serves for free,
• and a guy on a cloud will always fish me to safety if I fall to my demise...

The hardest part will be to avoid getting morbidly obese 😅

Vaxxx by snu-snu

Nextcloud and Ionos justify the decision for the Only-Office fork with its more modern architecture and code base compared to LibreOffice and its browser variant Collabora. „Libre Office is 35 years old and no longer the most innovative and fluid,“ said Nextcloud CEO Frank Karlitschek. „You can also notice that in the browser.“

Am I the only one reading that as "we can't add AI to LibreOffice, so out it is"?

That must be a "Paris" in the Netherlands...

During his formal studies at a community college, Grendel developed a regular expression that parses xml.

We are not worthy of him 🙇

That one hits hard

And the collapsing economy wants to invade a territory of the rising economy. Funny that...

I understand your position better, indeed. Thanks for taking the time to explain! You'll be happy to learn that what you describe, EUI-64, is not the only way to generate an IPv6 address. The router will give you the prefix in any case, but there is the Stable Privacy Addresses scheme if you want the link-local part generated automatically, and you can set up a static IPv6 address (or several) on your machine, and the router will just have to shut up and deal it to you (for the local part, the prefix is still coming from the ISP)

Why not on IPv6? If you received a /64 from your ISP and pick only one IPv6 for Tor, I don't see what the issue would be...