Austria full of pro-Russians? You don't know what you are talking about.
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Austria full of pro-Russians? You don't know what you are talking about.
It's an important point: successful open source projects are about more than just code - communities at work.
Discomfort is a key ingredient of growth.
(As always, the dose makes the poison.)
Wien-Washington ist ein Tagflug, 10:50 - 14:35 (jeweils Ortszeit), also 10:50 - 20:35 Körperzeit.
Linux has been on my desktop for more than two decades. 😊
One step, one ministry, one state at a time moving closer towards digital sovereignty.
Russia „condemns“ the Israeli air strikes against Iran, calling them „unprovoked“.
This is rich.
I vastly prefer quality over quantity.
AI, badly used as way too often these days, leads to the very opposite.
I'm puzzled: why would they share all those details?
1 notebook, 1 screen, 1 TV (and two old, unused Notebooks as spares).
Could be (older versions of) FreeBSD or Solaris, too?
Un immense livre en train d’être brûlé par des petits personnages avec marqué « I hope everyone realizes that scrubbing historical references from web sites is no different than burning books »
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They won the popular vote. Less than 2/3, still a majority.
Which countries are missing?
Not sure traveling to the US is an appealing proposition these days...
I'm struggling to "like" this. Wish there was an "Insightfull" or "😮" button.
Germany needs F-35 for nuclear sharing.
Certifying a different modern plane would take a lot of time, money, and (Saab,...) revealing proprietary information. Assuming the USnis even willing.
Problem is, it takes a good chunk of the rest of the world down as well. 🫤
I'm very happy with my HP Color LaserJet.
The HP tools on Linux are not too aesthetical, the printer itself just works great.
That's a strong indicator of significant use of LibreOffice.
And @libreoffice.bsky.social's interoperability and capabilities are so much better than Google, for example.
When was that? And with which component? In my experience LibreOffice has come a long way in the past few years.
A minimalist illustration showing a packaged charger box labeled "one Union one Charger." The box features an image of a blue charger with the European Union flag symbol and a USB-C cable. The scene is set within a holiday theme, with decorative Christmas trees, ornaments, and gift boxes surrounding the charger box. In the top right corner, there is a small EU flag symbol.
It’s time for THE charger.
Today, the USB-C becomes officially the common standard for charging new mobile electronic devices in the EU.
It means better-charging technology, reduced e-waste, and less fuss to find the chargers you need!
#DigitalEU
I can (happily) attest to that.
Isn't that sad, though? Both in terms of (lack of) choice and in terms what Firefox actually brings in terms of control and ease of use?
A pity indeed. And makes thr point for open source (or at least open platforms).
Good to know, thank you!