Of course… too long and you only get a fraction of the cookie after gravity wins again.

You should pay half for streaming services.

Unfortunately, it’s then altered and likely not valid anymore. That said, maybe a little black smudge under his nose will not go amiss.

Weird. I guess I might have not noticed the possible route. I do heavily favor taking railed transit, so normally I would have found the tram if it was available.

It’s even worse than I thought. I was there in 2017 and the tram was definitely open to the airport May 31, 2014! What was I not seeing?!?

I guess I’ll have to come back and visit again to make up for it. I’ve been to Scotland & Edinburgh a few times and it’s always worth the visit. I live in Germany now, so I should be hopping over at some point for a quick trip when I can find the time.

Nice! The last time I was there was 2016 (I think)? I remember seeing just a bit of the tram on Princes, but had to bus out to the airport still.

That’s great to hear! Congratulations on having a city leading to a better future. Those investments take time and political willpower, but they’re very worth it.

Nice. Hasn’t Edinburgh been building trams? There’s one to the airport now, isn’t there? They need to get up to digging and make a local Tube network. The city has plenty of rock to bore through.

The Wien public transit network is stellar. I don’t know much about the rest of the country, other than ÖBB is inexpensive, on time, and clean (DB needs to take notes). Oh, and Salzburg needs some transit build out. The busses won’t scale forever there.

Woohoo! One of the great secrets for public transit is to keep building. If you stop, you lose the people and skills to do a good job building. When a city just keeps going, it builds internal skills and knowledge on running the projects so they get cheaper, faster, and hit fewer problems.

One of my kids said thank you for some work I did to help them.

It’s hard being a parent. Even a little gratitude can go a long way.

… And improvements to public transit also increased for long term security? Right?

It’s a surprisingly effective equation. It basically works for everyone 14+, with just a little “not so sure” zone when you’re 20 and they’re 17. After that, it gets back on track.

I know. It comes in about 300 variations from the 50 cafes within a 5 minute walk from my apartment.

That’s the exact reason I’m holding onto my (not so great) job in Germany. Going back to the US is incredibly unpalatable. I LOVE living in a modern city where I can actually walk to errands. It’s wonderful.

Is that monstrosity over 10 lanes wide? I think it’s closer to 18 in actual width. That could be as wide as 63 meters (206 ft). Insanity.

Anything but building some trains and putting buildings closer together… We’d sacrifice anything and everything on the altar of cars.to appease the rich and the selfish.

But roundabout require people to think and interact with the traffic! We want to drive fast, but stupid.

I’m waiting on the last birth certificate we need for our application. Let’s go Saskatchewan administrators! Find that old birth record please, we know it’s in there somewhere.

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.