12 Month are better for dividing a year, which is often needed. I know it will never change, but I propose 12 30-day month and 5,25 extra days at the end of a year. Also 5-day weeks or 10 day weeks and every year starts with the same day.
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So, two things are to consider here:
- Is the underlying OSM mapping data correct? This is something we can not deduct from the screenshot. If it is not to privacy violating you might share the exact location.
- Is the routing algorithm working correctly? Once we made sure that the underlying data is correct, we can see, if it is working. Then we could file a bug report if still something is off.
31·27 days agoOK, but oppose to Windows, you can run Ubuntu 24 until 2029. I don’t think many will use a 4 GB notebook (as a notebook and not as a Debian server) beyond that time.
I don’t know what I am looking at. Please help. 😅
1·1 month agoI think this is not (entirely) true. Or at least I have some questions:
- Is this an enacted law that I missed? Because it looks like it is a work in progress.
- “All levels of government” Really? We have federalism. I am not sure, if that can be mandated by the governments.
BTW: https://deutschland-stack.gov.de/
I have searched a bit further: For federal and state governments, ODF is binding through IT Planning Council resolutions and federal guidelines, but there is no formal law yet mandating its use. Also, this is not binding for local authorities, but virtual it is.
I really hate that every markdown engine has its own flavor and I hope for a better standardization.
There is commonmark but it is lacking features like tables. https://commonmark.org/
Why not something pronounceable?