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No, I believe it this way. It used to be one service that had access to everything it needs. Now it is microservices, so each microservice is caching a bunch of stuff, but of course all the wrong stuff, so every request requires at least one network call downstream. Thus more memory usage and slower.

Light rail is typically used in situations where it is fitting the trains into smaller spaces, often sharing space with other modes of transport. Building it to a heavier grade would cost more and offer no benefit. Even if you spend the money to build a light rail line to support a longer, heavier, faster train, you could not run that train anyway, because the spaces is shared, the turns may be too tight, the bridges may be too low, there may be no space for platforms. It is more cost and space effective to have separate lines.

Note, many light rail networks use standard gauges, so they can use standard maintenance equipment.

I am much more interested in ANT-HAM, ALB-SAI, and HAD-HUL-ALO than in NOR-VER-PIA.

I have a Raspberry Pi running MPD with a HiFiBerry Digi+ Standard; the optical out goes to an amp in one room, and the coax goes to an amp in another room. (So those two always play the same thing.)

For each additional room, I add another Raspberry Pi with access to the music on the primary Raspberry Pi via sshfs, running MPD, with either another HiFiBerry Digi+ or a USB DAC, and connect to the amplifier in that room. Each room added this way plays different music.

If you wanted all the rooms to have the same thing playing, you could add multiple USB DACs to a single Raspberry Pi, each going somewhere else, MPD can output to all of them. It is probably better to have longer USB runs than longer analog audio runs. Or you can run the analog audio over shielded cat6.

I have not tried adding a Bluetooth input to the Raspberry PI, but it seems like that would be possible with pipewire or jack.

The Netherlands.

I knew this was coming since the results of the 2016 Democrat primaries. I am furious about it. I am furious at the people who do not vote, and those who do not inform themselves before they vote. (I am also obviously furious at the billionaires and their lackeys, the bigots, and the grifters. But they are the minority and should be outvoted easily.)

I moved. If I am going to live somewhere where I have no influence over politics, I may as well live somewhere more pleasant.

The Democrats did not lose because of protest voters who voted for 3rd party candidates. The number of protest voters was too small to affect the outcome.

For those unfamiliar with the area, the tunnel that all of the cyclists are riding out of in the second half of the video is a huge bicycle parking station at the central train station. According to Wikipedia, it is the largest bicycle parking station in the world. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utrecht_Centraal_station#Bicycles

spamassassin

The deer in my state can vote for as many 3rd parties as they want, the districts are all so gerrymandered by the pigeons that it does not matter.

Dutch

I use Debian stable and subscribe to the debian-security-announce mailing list, so I update each time I get an email from it.

I am taking a class to learn a second language. The things I am having trouble with are the things I have trouble with in my native language (English) as well. Such as:

• speaking in front of others
• thinking of things to say
• taking too long to say something because I need to prepare the wording in my head to make sure I am precise and will not be misunderstood (and get misunderstood anyway)
• not rambling once I do start saying something
• understanding what other people are saying when there is a lot of background noise
• making eye contact

Thankfully as soon as the lesson is over I can go directly home and be alone for several hours.

Ms. PacMan

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wealthiest_religious_organizations

+1. I know many other F1 sponsors are far worse companies doing far more damage (e.g. Google, Petronas, Aramco, Oracle), but I cannot conjure for them the visceral hate that I have for Atlassian.

I guess years of being forced to use Jira and Confluence will do that.

BTW, buying the official dock may not solve your problem. I have the official dock. When the Deck battery gets low, it does not provide enough power for both the dock and one of my keyboards.

If you plug the Deck charger into the dock, then plug the Deck and keyboard into the dock, it works, right?

If so, the problem is that the Deck does not provide enough power for both the dock and the keyboard.

I have my charger plugged into the dock 24/7 with no problems.

What happens if you do:

Deck -- docking station -- regular usb hub -- mechanical keyboard

I still do not trust Sony after the CD rootkit incident.

Maybe HMD?