Trams, Metro and bicycle lanes. Like everywhere. Also central heating.

Good she go as fast as 240km/h or even more just by crossing into neighboring Germany

My opinion is that only your opinion matters in such things. Just be safe and take it easy if things won’t work out.

P.S. comments here are weird AF. Folks acting like she sign contract with blood, totally moved in forever and can’t go home anytime

My networking knowledge is not good, so maybe it’s nonsense indeed. I just thought if everyone in the network knows what is blocked then DDoS protection could be distributed because every “reputable” switch/router in the network can block connection as early as possible without hopping close to destination creating unnecessary traffic

I’m wondering can DNS be extended to handle blacklisting. It already has some level of security resolving “C should have no control over A and B communication”.

Duckduckgo

svg is da way

Okay zoomer

Well, I hope you are sleeping. So technically your day starts at <put whatever time you’re getting up>.

0th hour should start at 6 AM or something. But I better stop thinking about how dumb clocks and calendars are

You are trolling, right? Like, majority are using 24h.

Disclaimer: generalizations from personal experience.

Some nations use 12h with “at the morning” or “in the evening” in casual verbal conversations. In formal conversations it’s always 24h clock. Just yesterday I was booking an appointment at reception and they proposed me 14:45, so 24h clock, even though it is obvious that place is closed at 2:45 AM. But AFAIK some don’t use 12h even in casual speech, like Germans. Maybe Germans can confirm here.

I think it’s language thing, I never heard of “AM/PM” in language other than English. If you want to tell time in 12h clock it’s usually period of the day, like “2, at night”, “6 in the morning”, “10 in the evening”, which is much more cumbersome than just 2, 6, 22. And imagine it in writing.