And the same in the US except with ever larger fines than AU https://www.cbp.gov/travel/international-visitors/agricultural-items

This is politics not science.

Yes that's right. I was only just transitioning into adulthood and Pieter mentored me and profoundly changed how I view many things. It wasn't just zeromq but that was the main thing. I still keep his books at hand on my bookshelf. His death impacted me greatly.

You're not crazy. HTTP is commonly part of standard libraries nowadays.

I've been working on a fun little project, similar to the watch party website, where you can enter a YouTube link and have it synchronised so you can watch and chat with a friend. Very basic functionality at the moment, and I'm hoping to add more functionality over time.

Usually the timeout messages are actually due to problems with the instance itself, not Boost. Possibly the instance does not allow deleting of posts?

the children apparently duped him into putting on the 2023 horror movie Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey

I think you need to read it again, there are multiple instances of war crimes reported.

I mirror what Pxtl says, Messages frequently breaks where I can be messaging someone and maybe an hour or so later it tells me the recipient is "offline" and the message wasn't delivered! No fail over, just fails to send and only notifies me a random amount of time later.

Exactly!

In this case, if this is truly a feature and there are people with actual use cases for it (please let me know!) then make it an option, and not a default one.

That website us exactly what I'm talking about. It lists all these great things but if you actually look at the wording of the actual referendum it doesn't include the majority of these points.

Funny (to me) story when I ran pi-hole in a house with housemates (all friends): I bought an rpi zero and installed pi-hole on it. I notified all housemates that I would be installing an adblocker on the network so if anyone has any problems with sites not working to just let me know.

Years go by and finally the rpi zero dies which makes the internet inaccessible as the router was pointing to it. I reconfigure the network back to default in the meantime. I didn't have time to update everyone before one of my housemates made a funny comment.

He mentions that the internet is working again! And something else, he's now able to click on Google search result ads!

Because I don't use Google search I never realised Google ads links were being blocked, and even if I did I wouldn't have realised how common it is for people to rely on the ads!

After some discussion with this housemate he confessed he actually likes seeing ads as it could show him stuff he wants to buy. Needless to say I didn't bother putting pi-hole back on the network.