That narrows you down more if anything.

It's due to Palantir and co, lobbying various European governments in recent years. Look at which EU governments are Palantir's clients.

Japan and Korea must be wastelands

Looks like how my LLMs try to solve problems it creates for itself

That's the lowest drag coefficient design at 0,21 for you.

Nice!

For someone unfamiliar, can you explain why someone would host PDFs? Are there any organisations that already do this?

Also, what would be the difference between this and pdf.js (e.g. Firefox viewer) when it comes to the viewer?

Linux kernel or distros?

Assuming distros, my pain point is that it is not popular. For Linux to actually take over, UI/UX for everything without a single touch of CLI (akin to Windows and Mac OS) needs to be normalised. And everything just needs to work (see LTT), be snappy/instant (looking at you file browsers, Firefox, etc.), and use established behavioural norms within Windows and Mac (looking at you middle click paste, and it not being a universal scroll) as basics. Just give any distro to any Asian population. They won't even be able to figure out how to type their own language as if they are exiting Vim.

Didn't know cURL supports so many protocols

I mean, in the video, Bazzite was still showing how it's not streamlined. I feel he was being too polite or dishonest so he doesn't get cancelled by the Linux community. Sure, a couple of the situations were not Bazzite fault, but if it really was the year of the Linux, it shouldn't be 10 hiccups from install to game. And that was still with his Linux experience.

I5 won multiple 'the best EV' awards period, not best 'non-Tesla' and it even won against European carmakers on its homeground.

Not trying to start any measuring contest, but what I've learned is that there are always people out there that does things 100x more than I do. So yes, 1500 Docker composes are a thing, and I've witnessed some composes with over 10k lines.

Finally, first real feasible comment about EU catching up to US and China. This is how countries like Korea, despite how tiny it is compared to the EU, still grow so well economically and stay #1 in various areas of competition. They play 'catch up then compete' game so well and are probably the best at it. They become #2 or top 5 or whatever in many things, synthesise them together to become #1. Even integrated solutions of these #2 offerings combined are what makes their packaged offerings so compelling.

NL, marktplaats is owned by American eBay.

Damn shame, Trump. I'm lowering my buy tax by $5.

33,3% is a lot higher than I expected.

Oh, I've been using Headscale so this combination interests me. I just took a brief look at their READMEs, but don't understand how they work together, and maybe the combination isn't popular enough for a guide for the integration. Can you explain a bit on how they work together?

Don't use Bol. They rip you off exactly the same as Amazon, even though you find the exact same product from exact same factory listed on Temu/Ali at 10% of the cost.

I generally recommend to avoid Dutch retail. East European retails tend to be more efficient, though still not as efficient as the Chinese.

250US$!? With those hardware specs?

Save you a click: because of speakers, cameras, and batteries

Kind of ridiculous take -- this is assuming that all phone users care about and prioritise these 3 features out of millions features the smartphone provide

Yes, go on, tell me how much of an expert you are, even though you neither speak the language and nor experienced life in Japan.

I lived in both western Europe and Japan, multiple cities. Life is great in both places. You highlighted few metrics that Japan is worse in. Can you do the same with western Europe? Otherwise, you sound ridiculously biased and delusional as the Internet expert.