You could take into account the austerity that has been a big part of the change under social democratic rule in recent history, which has been capitalistic. Privatizing medical care, public transit, etc. Which has increased prices, reduced given service, etc. Transferring public interest to private interest leads to a shift in focus, as in from serving the public to serving the owners and thus profit.

Indeed, for me going back to an lts version helped me work around this. Currently on 6.1 and that seems to not have this issue.

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Yes, except the free part

Ik denk als je zoekt op omafiets dat je al snel fietsen vindt die goed aansluiten op jouw criteria. Ik heb zelf al jaren en jaren een omafiets. Het heeft heel weinig onderhoud nodig.

It’s a good doggo.

I have to admit that when I saw it as a thumbnail I though it was a jacket

It depends on what you didn’t like about Germany I reckon. Dutch culture can come across as very blunt, in your face, or even disrespectful.

Almost every Dutch person will be able to smalltalk a bit and help you get around. That part should be fine for you I think.

The housing situation is pretty difficult and is something you should probably solve for yourself as soon as you find a job there.

Ik zou het fonetisch schrijven als buh-nee-dun

I like it, even though I’m not sure if I would call it the GNOME official workflow (is that even a thing?). I usually don’t get close to having 10 applications open. I tend to work with about 1 to 3 workspaces with various applications based on my needs. Furthermore, I keep the windows non-maximized which helps me condense more information yone screen

I like it, but is it programmer humor?

Edit: typos

I think that’s a pretty good approach. I think it would benefit all to see ChatGPT more like an approximation/guessing machine. It often hits the mark, or even gets really close. Its bigger hallucinations are frequently hilarious.

Chatgpt is not good at these kinds of problems. Heck, any solution and/or answer it gives should be checked manually if you intend to apply it somewhere. It may seem smart most of the time, but you’ve just hit one of its bigger weaknesses.

All three options should cover those requirements. You should take a look at them and decide which suit you best.

I’m pretty sure there might be some arcane scripts for you that would help you. But you should clarify query a bit. What are the weird issues you’re running into? Alternatively, if you’re managing nginx and letsencrypt manually you could try:

• Caddy
• Traefik
• NGINX Proxy Manager

I don’t think improved performance has ever lead to shorter workdays. So, I’d say it’s in favor of employees to keep AI use secret. Shorter workdays comes from legislation, which I guess is created after some kind of protest.

I think that would be great feature. Do I understand correctly that if a user would want to do that now that they have to set up their own instance and determine what to federate and what not?

My gut feeling is that defederation should be done as little as possible. I’m quite new to all this, but to me, it feels like it should be user preference instead of admin/mod preference. I have no clue whether that is even possible though. Perhaps there should be more filters than just Subscribed, Local and All to alleviate certain issues.

I’m unsure whether a drop-in replacement exists. I use Lawnchair. It doesn’t have the newsfeed when swiping left, but if you’re okay with changing your flow a bit it could be good (enough) for you. You could create something with widgets (or maybe plugins) that replicate what you currently have.

I’ll come clean and admit it took me too long to figure this one out.

That sounds like quite the struggle! I can barely wait to test it out and discover how poor I can get everything to run with ray tracing