Anekdotisk data her, da min opfattelse er at de altid er ude og rejse. ;)

Enig. Men tænker rejsetiden er den store fordel til hvorfor de tager jet'en og ikke propelflyet. Jeg kunne forestille mig at propelflyet tager noget længere tid om turen. Og kongelige har rimelig pressede kalendere.

Most docker containers are built on Alpine (and thus uses musl). I hope only a few of them actually have SSH installed...

De er altid blot ét valg fra totalt kaos.

Og med det sving folk har taget bare på 2 år, så ændrer de hurtig politisk holding.

That feeling when Debian is more up-to-date than you....

framadate.org seems like an option. Created by the same people that made Peertube.

Mit bud ville være at "afgangs-landet/selskabet" har ansvaret for at turen gennemføres indtil den første station der er uden for deres område. Så hvis toget er kommet fra sverige mod danmark, er det tog operatøren i sverige der skal evakuere, hvis toget ikke når helt from til den første danske station.

For at være ærlig, troede jeg faktisk at det meste af det var automatiseret i forvejen. Trist hvis det stadig bliver lavet med manuelt arbejde.

As I already have a nextcloud server in use, I use that as my OIDC provider. Just requires installing the nextcloud app (OIDC Provider) and you can setup clients in the admin dashboard, so people can log into those with their Nextcloud credentials.

So it's just python scripts??

Maybe ask an AI to create a package for you to test. If it's working fine, edit the PKGBUILD to follow packaging guidelines and upload?

Also, it's made for flatpak. Why not just use that?

All of the above...

Tjah. Den ene har bare betydelig bedre kvalitet end den anden. Princippet er vel det samme?

Hvad med Google StreetView billederne? De kan bare downloades og sendes. Man kan vidst endda bare sende et link til et sted og så har modparten adgang til alle billederne for området og ikke bare hvad et par personer synes var interessant.

Good luck getting most wifi and bluetooth hardware working without these firmwares. :)

So your stance is “trust without verification”.

No. The reviewer is going to ask the submitter questions about the code and the submitter needs to be able to answer them in a way the reviewer is comfortable seeing it merged.

I don't know why you are annoyed by this.

You use an automatic tool. It's bound to fail or make a mistake once in a while.

The "uploader" likely knew this, so they had some fun. It's not like what you are doing is legal or anything. "Le me go complain on my blog about someone messing with how I do my illegal activites".

What do you mean?

It's tagged as Coded By Human and there are no obvious hints that this project ius AI slop?

I don't mind people using AI tools to code for them. As long as they understand the code when they submit it and can fix it, if there are errors/faults in it before or after it has been merged.

OP's titel isger europa, ikke EU. Det tal jeg har erfor hele europa. EU er nok meget rigtigt med ca 450 millioner.

47 millioner ud af 743 millioner svarer til ca 6,3%, hvis vi skal være præcise. :)

Men det er stadig over hver 20. person i europa der ikke har haft råd.