German here 👋 When I ate my first American Cheesecake in the US I actually thought that something was wrong with it and I let the others at my table which were all Americans taste as well. They all said it was alright. It was pure sweet and almost inedible for my German cheese cake taste. I never ate one after that experience 😅

Just for reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatwa_against_nuclear_weapons

Honest question: When did Iran stop building nuclear weapons?

It seams tempting, because Silverbullet does look nice, but unless you want to become a maintainer I would not recommend you adopting it. Every maintainer is always just one step away on losing interest. There can be external factors like job change or internal factors like another interesting project. Both you have no control over and both are totally fine, because the maintainer doesn‘t owe you anything. Also especially in web dev the next breaking update requiring a lot of rework is just around the corner.

TLDR;So try it out, may be have a look at the code, but don‘t make yourself dependent on it.

There probably is none: https://www.google.com/search?q=jeffrey+epstein+eurovision

I assume some conspiracy theory.

Updating your software is the most important action one can take for cyber security, so no. That is not an option.

Also the update can fail if you wait too long (mostly GPG keys, which can be fixed)

Here is the code: https://github.com/FULU-Foundation/CRW-Extension

This is all fine as long as you are not on a throttled connection. I read an blog post a couple of years ago in which the author switched from Arch to Debian for a longer offgrid vacation for this exact reason.

Please always provide a source.

Do you know about drip? It as local non-profit cross-platform open source smartphone app and my girlfriend is a happy user for years.

Let me tell you about the monopoly on violence. It is a pillar of any democracy (as long as it is one).

Same for tunnels in Germany

There is something similar called “baby hatch” in Germany, but those are usually located at hospitals. Why the fire station? It makes no sense to me.

I don‘t know if sarcasm or not, but since Waymo already demonstrated it is technically possible to drive without a safety driver in the car I think it is only a matter of time when Tesla (and others) follow suit.

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Upstream it into the kernel. Open source usually revolves around everyone solving their own problems (being selfish according to GKH), but everyone else profiting from it as well.

I believe the main problem in the US is the focus on shareholder value. Some people invest into shares of healthcare companies to turn a profit. That is just insane. In Germany (which‘s healthcare system is not perfect) there are many private health insurance companies, but there are not allowed to make a profit (or pay out dividends to shareholders, because there aren‘t any). If there are profits they need to be reinvested into the system. It leads to much better outcomes in my opinion.

If we’re all going to be pooling money anyway it shouldn’t be filtered through a for-profit system first.

Not to sound like someone who wants a small government, but instead paying money to shareholders you can also pay tons and tons of government workers. In Germany when you work for the government you can‘t get fired which leads to a lot of overcapacity. In the tax department it is very often the case that there is only work for less than half a day. A friend of mine actually quit their (very safe) job there, because they couldn‘t stand being bored half a day and being mocked for working too fast.

Again I believe everything is better than the system in the US, but there is some nuance to the alternatives.

I‘ve heard that car insurance is too expensive in the US, but keep in mind that you are usually not insuring your own car, but everyone else‘s, so if you are causing an accidents the other party can buy a new car for example. An old car (due to the lack of safety systems) is often more likely to end up in car crash than a newer one. In Germany (where insurance prices are much saner) this applies as well. You either get an expensive car and pay less for insurance or an old one and pay more. Also in Germany fees are pooled by model, so if your car is used by a lot young people (who get into accidents more) you also pay more. The good thing is that you can inform yourself about it before you buy a car to factor it into a buying decision from the start.

It is not insulated, but can be used for hot drinks: https://shop.dopper.com/bottles/dopper-steel-800-ml

I own it and I am very happy with it.