If you read their announcement carefully you'll find things like

All current features are available in both versions

Which strongly implies that the different versions will start to diverge over time. Then at one point they will just be like maah it's not worth putting more work into the open source thing, we'll focus on building new cool features yada yada yada. And this is how all the open to partly open to closed source rug pulls worked in the last years.

(If you want to do this the worst way possible like MinIO you also squash / delete the Git history the moment you announce you're only working on closed source)

Be cautious in such cases is not overreacting. We've seen enough open to closed rug pulls in the last years.

That's quite the disappointment. Probably need to prepare to switch away from bitwarden or at least research options for open source clients for my vaultwarden backend.

Yeah well, didn't know this. I'm still running some old minio instances on my home server. Need to check if the docker images are still around otherwise I urgently need a backup plan...

Fucking hell, why didn't they at least leave the old code available 😭

Before Bitwarden / Vaultwarden I went with Keepass (it was some fork don't remember the exact name KeepassXC probably) synced via Nextcloud. It's not as convenient as Bitwarden plus at least back then it didn't support passkeys. So yeah, I don't know what is actually out there. Honestly I don't think it's super urgent to start hunting for alternatives but probably we should have at least some ideas in case the Bitwarden team does some weird moves.

Das würde den Platz sowas von aufwerten. Seit ich Köln kenne, finde ich den Platz unmöglich um sich auch nur 10 min aufzuhalten, weil von allen Seiten Autos um einen rumfahren und dann auch noch die Bürgersteige an den Rändern viel zu schmal sind und vor allem vor der Neumarkt Gallerie immer nur ein elendiges Gedränge ist weil der Bürgersteig die Passanten nicht aufnehmen kann.

That's really sad news :(

I'll just leave this photo here, it's here beside the code they wrote for the Apollo mission taking humanity to the moon. They really did some outstanding work there, without any of the helpers we are used to in the last centuries.

Solange es nur darum geht Nummernschilder auszulesen und gegen eine Datenbank zu prüfen ob eine Parkerlaubnis vorliegt oder ein Parkschein gezogen wurde, sollte das sehr sehr zuverlässig sein. Ich würde mich da fast soweit aus dem Fenster lehnen, dass das automatische Erfassen von KFZ-Kennzeichen "sicherer" ist, als irgendjemanden das händisch aufschreiben / eintippen zu lassen.

Wenn es um Dinge geht wie z.B. abgesenkter Bordstein oder Feuerwehrzufahrt blockiert, daher das erfassen der tatsächlichen Situation und nicht nur wurde für das Fahrzeug eine Erlaubnis besorgt, dass es im aktuellen Erfassungsbereich parken darf, dann wird es deutlich spannender. Da gibt es bestimmt eine Menge lustiger Edge Cases zu lösen.

Ist ja so ausgestaltet, dass eine Weitergabe an die Kunden nicht verpflichtent ist.

Die Mineralöl-Konzerne sind auch diesmal nicht gesetzlich verpflichtet, den Rabatt an die Verbraucher weiterzugeben.

Quelle: WDR: Bundeskartellamt fordert Rabatt-Weitergabe an Kunden

Ich würde tatsächlich gerne mal wissen, wie viel die Züge auf deren gebraucht Portal kosten. Auch zum Beispiel wie viel teuerer der gebrauchte ICE 3 den es da mal gab im Vergleich zu irgendwelche ICs oder REs war.

Darfst dich nur nicht festkleben und dabei noch eine Rettungsgasse freihalten. Dann ist es Terrorismus...

Wobei das auch daran liegt, dass Sumar (eher linkes Wahlbündnis) so nicht mehr antritt. Wenn sich da was neues ergibt und Sanchez den "Schwung" der Proteste mitnehmen kann für die Wahl könnte es noch was werden.

And also because it's a comfortable cover up for any kind of money saving stupidity. We don't need proper requirements engineering, we're agile. We don't need an operations team we're doing an agile DevOps approach. We don't need frontend Devs, we're an agile team you all need to be full stack. I have often seen agility as an excuse to push more works towards the devs who aren't trained to do any of those tasks.

Also common problem is that still tons of people believe agile means unplanned. This definitely also contributes to projects failing that are just agile by name.

That's something I never got about cops in the US. Everywhere in Europe, there are always two cops per car, at least in the places I have been.

What an amazing time to be alive that those few words are providing all the required context.

Could easily be that they have a bunch of people in Munich they can not fire since German labour laws are at least compared to a lot of places not that bad and they have to come up with some work for them. So having them work on this is still cheaper then having the people in the valley plus "useless" people in Munich.

God from the bible. The whole book will just be a bunch of ancient stories nobody should care about anymore. Would be interesting to see what the world would be like without Christianity.

Es ist immer noch die Wirtschaftswoche mit der ihr eigenen Leserschaft. Außerdem könnte man noch anmerken, es wurde nach der "deutschen" Gesellschaft gefragt und nicht nach den Menschen in Deutschland...

Same thing with why do I need to pay someone to do maintenance my car, kitchen, AC, whatever works perfectly well.

Also why should we pay developers to do stuff like dependency upgrades and other maintenance or software just runs™

Exactly this.

I've seen "computer illiterate" folk using windows computers without properly working graphic drivers causing scrolling to look horrific or being limited to something like 1280x800 while owning a FullHD screen that I'm 100% convinced something like this doesn't matter for most "normal" users.

The main issue for them is getting it installed in the first place. They buy a computer, turn it on, windows with all its bloatware is there and they use it. Would it boot to any kind of Linux desktop they would use this and most probably wouldn't even consciously recognise that they aren't using windows anymore.