In Germany it's possible, but borderline poor. So tips are important to the waiters, but tips are an optional thing for good service and the usual amount is around 10%. Some shops start suggesting crazy tips when paying by card, but it's socially accept to select 0% in this case

The more car friendly a place is, the less desirable to actually be there it is

Mainly the good ones. The ones with the super polished UIs are most of the time aislop

Cloudflare: Bonjour!

Intel cards are awesome in a homeserver for media transcoding. Super cheap, super capable, power saving compared to other cards with the features. And although Intel has become a shitty company, I'd really like to see more competition on the gpu market

Huh? In my (exclusively Mint Cinnamon) experience, it's a right click on the iso away to get a bootable usb (not that I would need that feature on a daily basis, but you do you)

Surprising and disappointing only the far right candidates and the ones of niche parties of my country are openly against it

My dog would be shaking by anxiety. Aquatic adventure would be more of a horror trip to her

It sure get's better when 200 people, mostly from the US, get in their private jets and travel half the world. That's how that works, right? Right?

I wish users would report their problem istead of what they think is the solution. It's more like: Hey support, I need a floorplan of the building containing positions of all electrical wiring. High priority, department is at a complete stop rn!

I think the opposite is true. If cars weren't treated like they are a necessary part of the personality and instead just like a thing, the owners may stop valueing them less than other people's lives. Like 'I am in a hurry, I will just overtake that cyclist in front of me with an inch if distance, because I am so much more important.'

All the app icons looking the same. Most prominent example are all the Google apps, but it doesn't end there.