Paris is doing such a great job of reclaiming the city from the oily grip of automobiles. Keep it up! Once again France leads the way to better society.

Get Ukraine and Iceland in.

Call up Canada and work on the rules so they’re a member, even if a non core country.

The EU could be crushing it going forward if the member states can keep dictators out of presidency seats.

There’s a couple on the root org readme:

https://github.com/eu-digital-identity-wallet

Is it affirmative of AI? It’s not a good look for what should be one of the utmost professional software projects I the EU.

Into the pockets of military industrial complex contractors. Rich people got richer. The troops got… whatever that is on that tray.

Dependence on oil is a national security risk of epic proportions.

The README.md file also has lovely emojis in it. Their documentation writer is either a 14 year old or generated with an LLM in places.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0048969724011422

There’s been a wave of similar articles coming out over the last few years. People are finally noticing that this is yet another way cars are killing us.

I’m a Morlock by attitude and choice. I train young people who want to be engineers to also be Morlocks.

Jedgras is either a non-native English speaker who is unaware of how their prose reads, an asshole, or a troll.

I gave udm14 a look. It’s a good tool in the toolbox.

Do it! Canada and the EU already have a ton in common.

How was it done? Money. Of course it’s money. Either direct or indirect bribes “tips” to the FCC and/or their political bosses.

Maybe they think that it’s too hard to tally up 3851 responses for an article that quickly.

Use what works for you.

Develop what scratches your itch.

Don’t tell OSS devs who are volunteering unpaid labor what they should do for you.

If you want a solution that’s non-systemd go for it. If it doesn’t exist make it or pay someone to do so. Write from scratch or fork a project and get to work. That’s the way of the Bazaar.

I’ll be in my unenlightened “things work for me good enough” Linux world using what works. Systemd is fine and rarely gives me problems. Actually, I’m not even sure I can remember any.

Huge thank you’s to the devs who make this all possible. You rock!

Percentage-wise of our wealth, the few dollars I can tip a driver is more than that greedy bastard gave.

For a handful of years, we’d keep lead additive in the truck. Every fill up we’d add lead to the tank. GenX with just a bit of lead in the brain.

My old city in the US essentially lost even the regional bus systems. It’s still sort of running, but outsourced and on time is a myth.

It’s a city of 600k metro pop, and still can’t have basic transit services because… Just because…

It’s all in line with the cult, though. Anything the dictator wants, he gets if you’re a Redhat smooth brain.

There was that whole French and English and Italian pope era for a bit. Quite divided then.

Also the whole Martin Luther bit. That’s still an ongoing debate.

The UK is making some progress. I know Edinburgh and Glasgow are building as they can. They need to get back to digging tunnels soon since trams are great, but very speed limited.

London is world class for pedestrian access and the biking infrastructure is coming along nicely. Get Oxford Street pedestrianized and you’ll have a jewel in the shopping district.

The smaller cities do hold onto a kind of vision where cars are the modern day horse ride through the countryside, but once the rail network gets renationalized and back up to speed there will be more demand for local transit improvements.

We sold our car and moved to a modern developed city. Only been in on taxi in 8 months, but we ride the trains every day and walk to the local stores for most things. It works great and I would hate to go back to a car centric old world place.