I had a car rental in Oslo that only allowed debit cards if you took out their full insurance. I was already insured, we rented though some sort of front, but they only allowed that on a credit credit card.

Then why did Apple keep the hierarchical file system when moving away from HFS? Could've gone with a kv-store kind of system.

I can't thank KDE devs enough, so thanks :)

Not just Dolphin is among the best in class.

Thank you!

My cups of coffee are free (at work), so...

So this is something to use instead of pihole?

Checkout r/DataHoarder for what kind of person does this.

It's about having the library, not about reading the books.

I guess you don't want us to complain we are also feeling the effects?

We couldn't and didn't vote the primary cause for this in office, thank you very much.

No -- and that wasnt a complaint. It was downright an attack.

It always makes me laugh when people can't follow an argument or chain of thought -- or misconstrue because they need to win random Internet arguments

There is plenty of car traffic in NL [1]. Most runs on benzine/gasoline though, not diesel.

[1] https://www.cbs.nl/nl-nl/longread/rapportages/2026/onderweg-...

Last time I was in The Netherlands I hardly saw any cars. Everyone was on bicycles. It seems that my personal observance doesn't match the real world.

You probably was only in the biggest cities.

I don't think 30 pax airplanes are competing with 500 pax high speed trains.

125 mile range is also far from being suitable for all <2 hr flights. I don't think there are many sub 125 mile connections either.

Love to see this work out. 100 pax and 500 mile (electricity) range minimum is where I see it having a (good!) chance for mainstream.

Maybe you left the L out on purpose, maybe you didn't. In any case: the L is about who is (or is able to) doing the automating. Users, not programmers, should be in charge.