Not to take away from your post but the trick to riding a bike is not to go slow. The faster you go the easier it is to balance.

Just like walking a tray of glasses, if you slow down (especially abruptly) the change in momentum can topple some, but keep moving and ‘she’ll be right’.

Its where you leave your plutonic life partner while you shop for gender neutral frocks.

KeepassDX is great, works most of the time finding fields in Firefox. Can use biometrics to unlock your database if desired too.

Uses the same databases as I use on my laptop / desktop with no issues.

The consuming / middle class who are now the poor class. Renting most everything in their lives.

Just warming up, you could fit so many more children in there if you don’t allow the parents in.

The kids could also work for the accommodation, a small fee to pay for a roof over their head.

I could see Amazon sponsored schools in the near future, perhaps their education would be Amazon policies and procedures for warehouse work. And a good dash of god fearing to top it all off.

My services are quite small (static website, forgejo and a couple more services) but see no performance issues.

Running 50 on one machine, four on my fileserver and another on a hacked up hp eliteone (no screen) which runs my 3d printer. Believe my immich container is a nspawn under nixos too.

Some are a wip but the majority are in use. Mostly internal services with a couple internet facing, I’ve got a good backlog of work to do on some with some refactoring my nixos configs for many too 😅.

From my Erying ES system:

This is actually pretty minimal in Australia (as someone who has worked in Hospitality for 20+ years)

Very few venues actually require this to enter, the majority check at the door or once you ae inside the venue.

Edit: Some owners of multiple venues have rolled these systems out in the past that I’ve seen, generally ones that have seen a rise in patron issues. Its handy that if someone has caused issues in one place they won’t get allowed into another; but it’s not worth the privacy risk in my eyes.