If the car lasts over a decade it's fine, I'd assume it wouldn't last less than that. But yea that's still useless

Sounds about right given the sheer amount they produce

This is actively being reworked! It'll be in a test build soon

They are stupid, their competitors offer far better services

I just use Linux mint which does all this for me out of the box

Tab chars are better, no opinion on the width but if you use the chars, everyone can do what they want

Open Collective is pretty good, it could be used. Good on ya for passing it to Nate rather than just letting it die, but it'll be sad to have you gone

Xrays cost like nothing, >$100,000 is a bit extreme

That's Ubuntu, mint is some sort of mini sock

Yes, and there's also a process to follow to discuss imports beforehand so that any issues are caught https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Import/Guidelines

That's only possible i n areas with open data

It will include the lines, and later offline routing

We can have sans fonts with a serifed I, surely

It is pronounced like that but they don't rhyme at all

Don't worry, the wiki editors removed it already

In the United States and other countries with 120V electricity

They are developing an operating system, they need a calendar. And while there are existing solutions, they aren't very good. The current bundled gnome calendar is rubbish as most gnome apps (I hope they replace their system monitor next)

No, you should definitely sanitize the names if you are going to display them anywhere. You don't need JS to execute just because it's in someone's name, and that would also cause it to display incorrectly as the JS portion would not be shown. Getting rid of excess whitespace is fine aswell as it does not change the name

No but the software should just remove excess whitespace instead of complaining

Spaces are valid within names.