Yeah sure, blame the victims of horrible infrastructure. I walked myself to kindergarden, when I was around 4 or 5 years old, when I was 7, I would walk home from school.
There wasn't some busy four-lane-road on my way in my rural town. Four fucking lanes? What the hell?
Interesting info, thank you!
During what weather condition? I would expect hard rain or a storm to do something with the connection.
In case you are interested in actual numbers:
Using the latest months recorded share (Apr-2025 - 2.27%): 2,996,400 estimated "monthly active users" for Linux+Steam.
Lots of linux users just use steam and play games.
I don't even understand what you are describing. What is a "income system"? What are "execution kits"? What kind of person would use this and how would their workflow look like? I lack the understanding who this is for and why? What exactly is the problem being solved here?
So I am not alone in my confusion.
I am not that familiar with the public transport in the Netherlands. But I envy your bike paths. I do most of my daily stuff using my bicycle.
I wondered how our needs might differ, since I don't own a car in Germany. I guess you have more need for long distance travel than I do.
How do you apply your gorilla glue?
Why did you buy a car?
Turkey was called the ottoman empire back then and didn't need help in making itself known.
So much this!