Naaah. They are already pretty well off on enterprise and pretty expensive for the others.
BTW Kubota ist ein polnisches Meme mit 90er-Jahre-nostalgischen Vibes. Ein polnisches Unternehmen hat die Markenrechte bezahlt und verkauft Kleidung mit Kubota-Branding.
Not via Bluetooth but soon Apple is forced to switch airdrop to an open protocol. So you'll get it over WiFi https://www.ditto.com/blog/cross-platform-p2p-wi-fi-how-the-eu-killed-awdl
We don’t know if they don’t fly empty to get some eggs from Poland.
Dacia Spring is literally 2000 car converted to EV. I love it.
We don’t do silent letters. Life is difficult enough.
I confirm. German firefighters once the fire is out, take the EV and put into a container full of water for about two days so all the energy is slowly going down.
Source: I’m a firefighter in Germany.
My dog has no nose!
Nobody expects ze German memequisition

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The Guardian for international news because they are cool with not doing a paywall anywhere. They encourage to pay only.
Die Zeit for German news.
Wyborcza to stay more or less updated with my old country.
For real time opinions I never ever go to X. Mastodon starts to be a good replacement and for something really hot that’s also hot in Europe, my mastodon search engine (https://masto.kukei.eu/) sometimes does the job, although it’s still immature and often searches nothing due to the nature of mastodon.
Check Borg documentation. Somewhere there there’s a way to pass the password as an environmental variable.
Why would you need to import passwords to Apple cloud if you don’t have an Apple device?
I do that kind of trips with Spring. No problem. It has surprisingly big trunk for groceries and whatnot. If kids are above 3yo it’s all good.
Obviously it’s not a highway monster but for every day trips we usually take this one.
Dacia Spring. You're welcome.
Ok then this thing. My father used to do it. I’m not a fan.
If you want to make Kefir at home you need raw milk. Obviously US goes into Soviet times so they will need it. This and potatoes in every home garden.
Please tell more about those watches

If we eat three meals a day, why do we poop only once?
How does it work that we eat few times a day, but usually we poop only once?
Is the colon somehow programmed to buffer the waste until the time is up and then dumps it all further?
Got this thought when observing my dog who eats twice a day (morning and evening) and more or less poops twice a day (morning and evening).

Power units
How come Americans use penguins or school buses for measuring length and distance but still use kilowatt for power and not let’s say thrown stone per mile?

Accidental birth in a non Schengen country. What next?
I’m on vacation in Türkiya and wonder: what happens when let’s say a pregnant woman goes on vacation and for whatever reason gives birth there.
How can she take the newborn back to her country? Need to prepare all the papers in the embassy or there’s some special procedure for such cases so the paper work can be done in a country she resides normally?

Mastodon cross instances real-time search
One thing I miss from Twitter that Mastodon has only partially is to be able to search through the network for some keywords, like breaking news, events, and so on, so I can see other people takes on that.
So I made a small project that aims to fill this gap.
I've seen some previous attempts that made many people upset, I hope this time nobody will take their forks and pitches to burn me as it's:
- calling mastodon instances public local timelines via their API
- takes only posts that are made by accounts that OPT-IN to being indexed (there's noindex flag that I honor)
- keeps the posts in database for a short time (currently one hour) to avoid abuse and also to lower costs of running it
It gives me a lot of fun and for me it's quite useful, so I guess someone might find it useful as well.
Also, it's open source, but GPL license so it stays FOSS forever.
Happy to take any feedback, also happy to add some instances that are not yet being listened to. It turns out opt-in people are

I'm creating a curated search engine for web developers. Asking for a feedback
So, in the era of increasingly good AI powered tools and general search engines full of SEO spam, last week I started creating something little old school and against the trends.
For now It's a have-fun-and-find-out project that main aim is to provide good search results for general web development queries with a special focus on independent blog authors.
The thesis is that no SEO spam website is in the index, which will already filter out most annoying noise on Google/Bing.
Search results are grouped per type: docs, blogs and magazines (e.g. blog platforms or bigger websites).
For now it's far from being done in terms of having a full index, but in most cases it already replaces my go-to search engine when I'm looking up some stuff during work.
I'm looking forward hearing out what y'all think and if you think it makes sense overall I can only encourage you to post some links to blogs or docs that are still missing in the index. I'm more than happy to add it to the crawler.
Respo

Follow up. They fixed the light bulb


Original post: https://lemmy.world/post/5251324

Itiwit 200 + Challenger on river Lahn, Hessen, Germany
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Lahn is perfect for kayaking. Well maintained infrastructure, amateur friendly and god those views are amazing.
Unfortunately our initial 2-day-trip plan converted into one day due to weather collapse but was still fun.