Dorifto Kingu!

Where I live, the concept is called “car sharing”. There are two small cars just across the street and if I need one, it costs 2,50 € per hour plus maybe 0,30 € per kilometer, fuel included. So if I need to make a weekly grocery run to one of the large stores, it’s probably just a little over 10-12 Euros for three hours all told.

Now, I own a car that’s older and too cheap to not keep it for longer drives when I am seeing my family (roughly an hour each way) at the weekends, but for my day-to-day needs, I probably shouldn’t own one.

At first glance, I thought that was John Steinbeck.

My bank doesn’t.

Revolut effectively blocked me for using custom ROMs on my phones. Fuck them.

Arte fucking rules. As does 3sat, another European cooperation success story.

Yeah, I thought about it and figured it must be a joke. That said, my first Linux experience was Raspbian OS. I’ve since learned a bit about Linux and running it on my Laptop and gaming PC, dual boot. The Raspberry Pi can be a gateway into the Linux (“UNIX!”) world.

What

They are already here, usually driven by dudes who can barely see over the top of the steering wheel.

Don’t worry, I got it.

Nah, it’s a German family’s last name.

As someone who started getting into Linux on a Raspberry Pi (and now dual-booting Mint and Windows on the bigger machines), I still have no idea what Flatpak is. I always used to hit the terminal with “sudo apt install” and got what I needed. Except for the occasional proprietary software.

The European Mond cannot comprehend this.