It is not pertinent to this article.

It is a very pretty picture.

I see what you did here.

It’s a dumbed-down critic of corporatism. «Creative freedom» of Microsoft-owned developers is a joke.

Man’s not hot.

The most effective boycott is to not play it and not talk about it.

I would advance: trying to keep the brand alive against the hidden giant of Roblox.

It’s Android.

Firefox.

You are right, it is quite amazing. And very fast too, on my Pixel 4a (2020)

For Lemmy clients: Thunder is indeed very good, I haven’t lookad further since I installed it.
Others:

• Kvaesitso (home launcher)
• Offline Translator Local automatic translator using Mozilla trained models
• Geo Share Convert Google Maps links
• SherpaTTS Text-to-speech engine
• KDE Connect Pair your device with a PC for seamless transfers, notifications and remote control
• PipePipe Youtube player
• Audile Music recognition
• QuickDic Offline translation dictionary
• BRouter Routing engine for offline cycling directions. It is supported in Comaps
• SD Maid 2 System tidy assistant
• Termux Terminal emulator
• Hail Freeze apps
• Acastus-Photon online address/POI search for navigataon apps

I think there is merit in a review that only pertains to the quality of the product, which is bad in itself.

To mention the personal ideology of the author would shadow the real problems with the product.

The official documentation is thoroughly exhaustive, and I am not aware of any quirks. It is almost 1:1 docker.

In which way do you find podman hard?

The Nightjet trains from La Spezia (Italy) goes both to Wien and München, as it splits in Villach.
On the opposite direction, the train from München is coupled with the one from Wien.

Why is it not done more often? Because coupling trains is a security operation, and it takes time (1h+).
On top of that, modern trains are a fixed composition that you cannot couple and decouple as you like.

Interconnectivity did not increase at all. Ironically it’s countries like Slovakia which still have a parvence of that.

And Switzerland, of course, is doing fine.

You have enough money to own a car and disregard rules.

There are no such examples for what the user I replied to is proposing.

They want one high-speed train per each European capital.

You can reimburse 3000 CHF in two months of work.

Why not? You’d better not commit the infraction then. You are actively damaging all of the tram passengers.