Here in Italy meters talk over the power line itself, like the PowerLine you use in your house. It even allows (but nobody bothers) to connect a user device by plugging it into an outlet (different networks though)

Yeah, completely missed the point 😂

What about Australia?

Yay, an MPV

No, non si diventa programmatori con un LLM. Chi non lo sa fare può solo lasciare fare tutto all'LLM, e quindi di tuo c'è solo l'idea

As an Italian there’s a thing I don’t understand: Bancomat is both a very well known card circuit (like CB in France) and a virtually unknown and unused payment app. From what I know, all the other parties are payment apps. Do they want to handle POS payments only as app payments or are we going to create an European card circuit? That would be nice!

No, Bancomat Pay doesn’t work like this. It’s more like an overlay over SEPA, from what I’ve seen. My bank sends me statements every time I use it (😂) as if it was a wire transfer.

Edit: GNU Taler works kinda like Satispay (well, like a wallet) but that would be fine for me

The good thing is that almost everyone already has Bancomat Pay without realising it. You just have to activate it with the app.

Edit: they are saying in the press release that everyone is welcome on board and I suspect that Satispay is not too keen to join

Edit 2 (more context): Many stores accept Satispay, but I’d doubt that there are many who know about Bancomat Pay. I’ve seen mainly in self checkouts at supermarkets. Also, Satispay has a developer website, but I haven’t been able to find one for Bancomat Pay

It’s a bit of a grey area (it should go to the relevant section, but if it doesn’t just scroll to the bullet list at the very bottom)

Which Kubernetes distribution are you using? Which storage?

There’s !CoMaps@sopuli.xyz, but it lacks public transport in most places

It is as soon as you use LoRa. Reticulum is just an overlay

Tesseract is a frontend, not the famous open source OCR software

Since you seem to be in good faith: no, you’re wrong. Using a language cannot force you into adopting a licence, because automatically everything you produce will be all rights reserved unless otherwise specified. It’s then up to the developer to choose a license.

Rust doesn’t even populate the license metadata in your manifest, it’s up to you.

I think MIT dominance came about thanks to GitHub’s choose a license.

Very interesting. I hope it will still be around when I need one

28 ºC? Where are you?

Nonetheless, is this bottle wrapped or is the metal coloured? Mine is wrapped and when it’s dented the wrap will crack and peel away

In Europe it does 45 km/h, so I don’t understand why they limited the US model to 19 mph

Very ingenious approach too!

Yes, exactly. But at least you can have an e2e encrypted relay as syncthing does.

This problem is similar to the one faced by Matrix on iOS, and they provide the notification service. All of your conclusions apply though.