Its open source, make a pull request!

There's a linting rule that does pretty much exactly this.

Revolut offers the exact same service (one-time-use credit cards). They're an EU company. They do a ton of KYC though (much more than your normal physical bank, as they have much more anti-fraud concerns being online-only). Also only available in their app which is an atrocity, their website is not functional for banking separately.

Public institutions also have in-house software roles, and if those are insufficient they can have a tender to make the software that belongs to the public institution afterward (to then be hosted government managed infra). This happens all the time.

So its not right to dismiss this immediately.

People that get caught driving drunk get an alcohol lock on their car, let's at the very least install a speed check (hard limiter or the automatic fine thing) in repeat offenders' cars

Sneak peak for people too lazy to read the very short readme:

Does it actually work? About just as much as any reasonable person would expect

Also legal limits, different categories of food have a max best before date.

Also the fact that Claude can and is often pronounced like that too.

To be fair my pixel got the update to android 17 and I didn't notice a single thing that changed. Then again they get 7 years of version updates so the start vs the eol version will be a much bigger gap.

The reason I skipped past those rugged phones fast was not the mayor version updates, but the fact that security updates end way too early. A quick lookup says they don't even publish eol dates which is jikes.

Public tracker activity is not fake at all, its just different from private trackers with the difference of expected ratios

I did that... And then I bought more disks

Well its over a long time haha. Atm I'm quite a fan of seedpool as they incentivice seeding based on the real cost to the user (size) very well