Leberwurstersatz hab ich bisher noch nichts gefunden - weder fuer aufs Brot, noch die Grobe fuer Schlachtplatte. Fuer letzteres braeuchte man auch noch Blutwurstersatz. Rest der Liste stimmt aber.

Briefkasten leeren, Leser fuettern, bei Fehlern schauen was los ist. Mal abgesehen davon dass man einen Leser fuer etwas unterhalten muss das seit zwei Jahrzehnten obsolet ist. Kann natuerlich gerne ueber eine Grundgebuehr gemacht werden - aber dann bitte als separates Amish-Konto das die Kosten fuer die Leser und aehnliches ohne Quersubvention deckt.

Waren an der Mueritz ist ne fette Chilloutzone.

Deswegen haben sich konservative Politiker auch gegen einen Ausbau von Kita-Plätzen stark gemacht und stattdessen die Herdprämie eingeführt, die vor allem denen zu Gute kommt, die nicht darauf angewiesen sind, dass beide Elternteile arbeiten.

Deswegen hatte ich gerade die Unterscheidung zwischen Kommunal und Bundesebene drin - ich hatte zufaellig gerade am Tag vor dem Beitrag fuer was anderes Wahlprogramme von Kommunalpolitikern in verschiedenen Regionen durchgesehen, und die Programme der sich selbst als "konservativ" bezeichneten wuerde man auf Bundesebene eher "links gruen versifft" bezeichnen (Sueddeutschland, ich vermute im Osten siehts anders aus)

Er hatte wohl von der Ukraine das Angebot mit Personenschutz in der Ukraine zu bleiben - was die Ukraine auch als bessere Option fuer seine Sicherheit gesehen hatte.

Ugh, Nextcloud. It is always touted but it is such a pain to set up properly,

The problem is mainly maintenance - they do YOLO style database handling, so you can't miss any release or you have fun upgrading. Plus you need to kick it after installing to upgrade the databases.

Other services (like SoGO) have proper upgrade scripts, and automatically adjust the database schema from pretty much any version on first start after upgrading.

Git has different fields for author and committer - and modifying a commit should leave the author field intact, and just change the committer field. It is possible that github does something weird (I'm usually not doing much in their web UI) - but coming from working with git directly I'd expect you to be present in the author field.

Also: The Wii is about to turn 17. And is holding up surprisingly well. My kids love the sports and dance games - and none of the newer platforms really managed to provide the same feeling for that kind of activity games.

Depends on what you mean by "child friendly". On my instance I control discoverability of channels as well as the bridges to other protocols. If that is fine for you I don't see a problem with a public instance - just make sure to set up encryption and save the recovery keys somewhere (at least for older children where they can control access).

For non-gnome-users none of that matters. Only thing I ever touched from that was upower, but not even using that.

Because passwords are so critical I'd never give that to a third party.

Stuff like bitwarden is needlessly complicated, though - I nowadays have a vaultwarden instance for friends and family, but everything important is done via pass - which only needs a git server, which I have anyway.

The problem here is not the source of the applications, but the source of the package build scripts - which in big parts are RedHat property.

RedHat must provide you the sources - but for that it is sufficient to give you the source of whatever is packaged. In the past commercial distributions just fulfilled that requirement by dumping source packages, which have the source as well as the scripts required to build binary packages. They do not have to provide you with the build scripts.

The problem with RedHat is that many companies certify their stuff to work on RedHat - so for that to work without running into the occasional obscure problem you need to build the sources the exact same way as RedHat is doing. That's what CentOS used to do until version 7, and that's what currently some other distributions are doing. Without the build scripts it'll be next to impossible to do that - you'd pretty much have to duplicate the RedHat engineering team. But it is completely legal, as they own the scripts, and since they're completely separate from the application itself don't have to be GPL.