We also had some 5°C today but with a lot of wind. Super chilly. I was only out for 30 minutes. 😅🥶
We also had some 5°C today but with a lot of wind. Super chilly. I was only out for 30 minutes. 😅🥶
We also had some 5°C today but with a lot of wind. Super chilly. I was only out for 30 minutes. 😅🥶
We also had some 5°C today but with a lot of wind. Super chilly. I was only out for 30 minutes. 😅🥶
(I often view your photos in the evenings when redshift is active. That probably gives it a nice extra warm touch. A bit like bass-boosted music.)
(I often view your photos in the evenings when redshift is active. That probably gives it a nice extra warm touch. A bit like bass-boosted music.)
(I often view your photos in the evenings when redshift is active. That probably gives it a nice extra warm touch. A bit like bass-boosted music.)
(I often view your photos in the evenings when redshift is active. That probably gives it a nice extra warm touch. A bit like bass-boosted music.)
Okay.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTDwPnfTXXU
Okay.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTDwPnfTXXU
Okay.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTDwPnfTXXU
Okay.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTDwPnfTXXU
I thought the same thing as this person in the comments:
> Whenever a band looks like this I always like to imagine a conversation where at least one member was like "I ain't wearing that, man"
🥴
I thought the same thing as this person in the comments:
> Whenever a band looks like this I always like to imagine a conversation where at least one member was like "I ain't wearing that, man"
🥴
I thought the same thing as this person in the comments:
> Whenever a band looks like this I always like to imagine a conversation where at least one member was like "I ain't wearing that, man"
🥴
I thought the same thing as this person in the comments:
> Whenever a band looks like this I always like to imagine a conversation where at least one member was like "I ain't wearing that, man"
🥴
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4X56wIOZns
Glass Beams - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4X56wIOZns
Glass Beams - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4X56wIOZns
Glass Beams - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4X56wIOZns
Glass Beams - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)
- https://fsfe.org/news/2023/news-20230323-01.en.html
- https://fsfe.org/news/2024/news-20240312-01.html
- https://fsfe.org/news/2023/news-20230323-01.en.html
- https://fsfe.org/news/2024/news-20240312-01.html
- https://fsfe.org/news/2023/news-20230323-01.en.html
- https://fsfe.org/news/2024/news-20240312-01.html
- https://fsfe.org/news/2023/news-20230323-01.en.html
- https://fsfe.org/news/2024/news-20240312-01.html
. directly. Yesterday, I *pasted* the number from an email (because why would I type it and probably make a mistake in the process?), so it looks like it simply stripped the dot entirely …@lyse Dots as thousands separators are the most confusing thing to me. 🥴 I like
'. Basically, anything *at the bottom* should be a decimal point and anything *at the top* a thousands separator.
. directly. Yesterday, I *pasted* the number from an email (because why would I type it and probably make a mistake in the process?), so it looks like it simply stripped the dot entirely …@lyse Dots as thousands separators are the most confusing thing to me. 🥴 I like
'. Basically, anything *at the bottom* should be a decimal point and anything *at the top* a thousands separator.
. directly. Yesterday, I *pasted* the number from an email (because why would I type it and probably make a mistake in the process?), so it looks like it simply stripped the dot entirely …@lyse Dots as thousands separators are the most confusing thing to me. 🥴 I like
'. Basically, anything *at the bottom* should be a decimal point and anything *at the top* a thousands separator.
. directly. Yesterday, I *pasted* the number from an email (because why would I type it and probably make a mistake in the process?), so it looks like it simply stripped the dot entirely …@lyse Dots as thousands separators are the most confusing thing to me. 🥴 I like
'. Basically, anything *at the bottom* should be a decimal point and anything *at the top* a thousands separator.
- https://www.heise.de/en/background/Software-providers-beware-They-are-now-liable-for-defective-products-10028867.html
- https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/documents-publications/public-register/document-details/?ImmcIdentifier=ST-5553-2024-INIT&DocumentLanguage=EN
This will open the gates of hell, allowing lawyers to harass free software developers. Not because of the actual content of those proposed laws, because there is supposed to be an exemption for free software – but because there is a great tradition here in germany, where lawyers just make false claims and try to extort money from you. Can you safely ignore them? Should you seek legal council immediately? You never know. It’s best to avoid becoming a target in the first place.
Besides, the current wording is just an EU thing. It will have to be transformed into german law (and french law and spanish law …), which means our legislative bodies can screw up things big time. It’s quite possible that they won’t include that exemption or include it in a very vague and ambiguous way.
I’m really angry right now and hopefully I’ll think differently tomorrow.
- https://www.heise.de/en/background/Software-providers-beware-They-are-now-liable-for-defective-products-10028867.html
- https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/documents-publications/public-register/document-details/?ImmcIdentifier=ST-5553-2024-INIT&DocumentLanguage=EN
This will open the gates of hell, allowing lawyers to harass free software developers. Not because of the actual content of those proposed laws, because there is supposed to be an exemption for free software – but because there is a great tradition here in germany, where lawyers just make false claims and try to extort money from you. Can you safely ignore them? Should you seek legal council immediately? You never know. It’s best to avoid becoming a target in the first place.
Besides, the current wording is just an EU thing. It will have to be transformed into german law (and french law and spanish law …), which means our legislative bodies can screw up things big time. It’s quite possible that they won’t include that exemption or include it in a very vague and ambiguous way.
I’m really angry right now and hopefully I’ll think differently tomorrow.
- https://www.heise.de/en/background/Software-providers-beware-They-are-now-liable-for-defective-products-10028867.html
- https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/documents-publications/public-register/document-details/?ImmcIdentifier=ST-5553-2024-INIT&DocumentLanguage=EN
This will open the gates of hell, allowing lawyers to harass free software developers. Not because of the actual content of those proposed laws, because there is supposed to be an exemption for free software – but because there is a great tradition here in germany, where lawyers just make false claims and try to extort money from you. Can you safely ignore them? Should you seek legal council immediately? You never know. It’s best to avoid becoming a target in the first place.
Besides, the current wording is just an EU thing. It will have to be transformed into german law (and french law and spanish law …), which means our legislative bodies can screw up things big time. It’s quite possible that they won’t include that exemption or include it in a very vague and ambiguous way.
I’m really angry right now and hopefully I’ll think differently tomorrow.
- https://www.heise.de/en/background/Software-providers-beware-They-are-now-liable-for-defective-products-10028867.html
- https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/documents-publications/public-register/document-details/?ImmcIdentifier=ST-5553-2024-INIT&DocumentLanguage=EN
This will open the gates of hell, allowing lawyers to harass free software developers. Not because of the actual content of those proposed laws, because there is supposed to be an exemption for free software – but because there is a great tradition here in germany, where lawyers just make false claims and try to extort money from you. Can you safely ignore them? Should you seek legal council immediately? You never know. It’s best to avoid becoming a target in the first place.
Besides, the current wording is just an EU thing. It will have to be transformed into german law (and french law and spanish law …), which means our legislative bodies can screw up things big time. It’s quite possible that they won’t include that exemption or include it in a very vague and ambiguous way.
I’m really angry right now and hopefully I’ll think differently tomorrow.
334.90 as 33490,00. 😬 This is germany, so it wants a comma, not a dot …
334.90 as 33490,00. 😬 This is germany, so it wants a comma, not a dot …
334.90 as 33490,00. 😬 This is germany, so it wants a comma, not a dot …
334.90 as 33490,00. 😬 This is germany, so it wants a comma, not a dot …
> HTTP caching headers
Yes, absolutely, this should be mentioned in the spec. I’m guilty – when I first wrote my twtxt client, I forgot that
If-Modified-Since is a thing. 🤦
> HTTP caching headers
Yes, absolutely, this should be mentioned in the spec. I’m guilty – when I first wrote my twtxt client, I forgot that
If-Modified-Since is a thing. 🤦