I believe right now there are discussions about it on Europe to adopt more FOSS projects. The biggest problems I see happening here is who effectively maintains this, as well who gives the money (and incentives) to keep the projects alive. As of now the German government does have a program for the incentives (do not recall if they do the people’s part). Hopefully it becomes more wide and clear how this will be going forward.

Also, I do not think it would be such a small win. If anything is very significant. If you can change at that stage the tools used, eventually propagates further into the working force at some point.

This comment of the lady taking the picture really reminds me of the early Nazi era regime where people were hunting for undocumented Jews. This makes me incredibly sad to see history is repeating itself yet again.

It sounds strange, but in a way, pillows do give an abnormal spine curvature next to the head, which technically can cause problems.

I do know people that straight up decided not to use pillows because of neck pain and use the arm as a pillow instead.

First weeks were a bit horrendous but eventually got around it, and now, no more morning neck pain.

You can always try second hand market if in your region is somewhat healthy. I am not entirely sure what is your use case, but for work related and studies I would advise to get a lenovo thinkpad of some kind. Durable machines overral and can be get for decent prices. Other enterprise level laptops also work

I had issues with this as well, in my case it turns out he wanted to be warm, like very warm. I am not kidding, we are talking 3 hot water bags to setup the bed and leave 2 after he was in

Many thanks! :)

Shame about resolution. If this was 4k i would for sure use as my desktop background. Excellent piece here

To this day, I believe there has to be better system for students to be engaged in the learning and actually care that does not include ridiculous assignments and homework. Nowadays teachers are already feeling the brunt of students giving AI answers to stuff they themselves copy pasted for the students to do for years. And then there is this stuff, “is just 2 exercises”, and when you look at it, it is something similar to 2 free writing texts of around 250 to 300 words each. And then multiply this by the amount of subjects in the current year. Is this a beat by submission system for us to work like mules, or am I missing the picture here?

The biggest problem with this approach is basically Facebook saying that you have to pay for a right, meaning, if the law tells you that you can, and should, always have a say if you are followed around or not, you mist have that capability. What Facebook is doing is put a right behind a paywall, which is absurd