A regulatory framework clarifies what's legal. This provides clarity for all, and knowing how you stay legal, and how you can keep the competition under control is what you eventually want. Also, it provides handrails for loopholefinding.

You can only conquer the West once. Law is the next frontier.

The legal framework already exist: what they did is not legal.

Same thing nowadays innit?

Lots of people haul things everywhere. Driving a truck as your main vehicle because you haul something twice a month is ridiculously wasteful, of money foremost.

I have a small trailer, rent a bigger one or van when needed.

Unfortunately a lot leaks in. Grapeskins are particularly porous for instance. So are most of the dirty dozen iirc.

Skins are healthy, but only if organic and/or clean fifteen.

> Much more the opposite. European settlements were largely established before the train existed,

The vast majority of housing has been built since laying most railtrack and in many places around (new) train stations.

Exactly.

I had a car rental in Oslo that only allowed debit cards if you took out their full insurance. I was already insured, we rented though some sort of front, but they only allowed that on a credit credit card.

Then why did Apple keep the hierarchical file system when moving away from HFS? Could've gone with a kv-store kind of system.

I can't thank KDE devs enough, so thanks :)

Not just Dolphin is among the best in class.

Thank you!

My cups of coffee are free (at work), so...

So this is something to use instead of pihole?