It is as soon as you use LoRa. Reticulum is just an overlay

All the designs can be found here https://www.ecb.europa.eu/euro/banknotes/future_banknotes/html/all-design-proposals.en.html

I think they want to randomise the order to make the results more robust

https://www.ecb.europa.eu/euro/banknotes/future_banknotes/html/all-design-proposals.en.html

H doesn’t load for me 🤔

This happened last year, but the conviction happened a few weeks ago

Since you seem to be in good faith: no, you’re wrong. Using a language cannot force you into adopting a licence, because automatically everything you produce will be all rights reserved unless otherwise specified. It’s then up to the developer to choose a license.

Rust doesn’t even populate the license metadata in your manifest, it’s up to you.

I think MIT dominance came about thanks to GitHub’s choose a license.

Cargo doesn’t create a LICENCE for you, and it doesn’t set the metadata like npm. It even tells you to go choose a license when you try to publish a crate without one

Very ingenious approach too!

“Climate change is just a word that gets trumpeted,” says Reinhard Lange, a retired electrician whose 150-year-old house sits down the road from the weather station in Coschen that provisionally broke Germany’s national heat record on Sunday. “Back when I was a child, it was also warm. It just wasn’t played up.”

Boiling frog?

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Yes, exactly. But at least you can have an e2e encrypted relay as syncthing does.

This problem is similar to the one faced by Matrix on iOS, and they provide the notification service. All of your conclusions apply though.

This could be worked around, in theory

Yeah, sorry. The second party is with the Socialists and Democrats. Sadly her coalition won (with many people not voting). However, I think she is rightfully offended and she’s still the Italian prime minister, so not a nice thing to say overall if you’re POTUS.

Yes, but then I had to setup Multus to have Home Assistant have an interface on my LAN (i.e. for HomeKit) and it’s added complexity at that point

Especially true if you want to play around with Matter and Thread

If you’re starting HAOS is the way to go. It’s really effortless and I’m considering to switch back to it from Kubernetes

If you use HAOS, then it’s a matter of installing the Matter (sorry) and Thread addons and you should be good to go. The official documentation explains this well.

When you begin hosting you have to wait a bit before your email doesn’t go to spam, at least that was my experience in 2018.

Edit: I just checked and I can now deliver to Hotmail/MS365 too!

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