As a Dutchie, I can only agree. I do have to say the road infrastructure in a lot of countries will have to change too to make this feasible... I have been to Edinburgh, Scotland last week and it feels completely suicidal to ride a bike there, barely any bike lanes and a very big dislike towards cyclists.

If anyone wants to know more about how we do roads in the Netherlands, I totally recommend Not Just Bikes

I do question how this statement of carbon emissions reduction holds up with the large change towards electric bikes, but electric scales better to green energy then cars I guess.

they're not yet forced (law didn't get into effect yet, end of 2024) and the EU has also set strict guidelines in the law that prevent apple from making their own standard much better than normal usb PD (the requirement is that if the device could charge with at least 18W, it must be possible to use a 'standard' USB PD charger at 18W). While it is a start, it's probably still gonna be a pain.

at the current price of gasoline in the Netherlands (about 7,50 per gallon) it's just a inefficient truck.

have you tried changing back to the other keyboard, there is usually a button in the bottom left. a lot of emoji shorthands are actually keyboard features.

it's in the left sidebar - > anonymous. Its quite hidden tbh.

on your profile settings on the web is a checkbox to mark it as a bot account.

Personally as a uswe I think running ads is not a bad idea, just if I would pay already (through donations for example), I prefer to have the option to show no ads.

I can imagine the current server owners either be decently supported by donations and/or see hosting a lemmy server currently more as a hobby.

Quite the turn of events!

And then you have the Dutch, 5'6" (169cm)

it depends per app, some store it as a file (that's rather hard to delete if you don't know where you're looking for), but most apps probably use Google login. Google login can act almost seamless and will give you the idea the app keeps logged in.

In case of Raspbian, you can create a wpa_supplicant.conf in the boot partition with:

network={
    ssid="testing"
    psk="testingPassword"
} 

and a empty ssh file.

For the user config, since bullseye you need to make an account on first boot, that can be done with a userconf file, but it's a bit more involved. You can see how to do it at the end of This blog post

Mosteiro de Santa Maria de Seiça in Portugal?

While it's pretty decent at coding, it's often (in my experience) either giving you an overcomplicated way, an outdated way or just completely wrong code.

What I do really like is that when you ask for a snippet you can easely ask for variations, like: "make it a bit shorter", "add comments" or "don't/do use library X". This allows you to quickly get a few variations that allows you to come up with something of your own.

On a slightly other note, I've been impressed by github Copilot on this subject. While still often wrong, with small things it almost feels like it's reading my mind while programming.

Hindsight is always 20/20.

This meme strikes too close to reality though

... or the old man once wasn't a big man, but a small boy, and it's his old shirt from those days?

Skyrim, Morrowind, Runescape (Rs3) and minecraft seems to all pop up for at least one week a year since their release.

Depends on the type of phone, usually it's just finding out. You can also share it over Bluetooth within desktop mode, unsure about game mode.

One of the big things it makes easier is charging, no longer forgetting to charge my mp3 player, having batteries ready for my game boy and syncing my PDA.

Also (especially here in The Netherlands) having your phone with almost completely negates having to have your wallet with, since every store (including small ones, popup carts and charity collectors) has card payment available using your phone. Soon even your ID-Card is gonna be digital in an app according to some Europe rulings.

The distraction is real though, especially the addiction. But I've got no solution for that.

If you're planning on using plain Debian and the challenges that come with it, you probably should start with one of the pre-built images from the Debian foundation. You can mount the root partition with either a running linux box or WSL2. Then you can chroot into it to setup the wpa_supplicant.conf in the /etc/ folder and ensble sshd.

And if you need more than a console, use X forwarding through the ssh connection or Vnc (again through the ssh connection).

Alternative is something like guacamole (from apache incubator afaik), but then again, through ssh.