Spiderlad.

I reckon the w is pronounced like in Welsh.

Yes. It’s just unfortunate that tourism will concentrate a large amount in small places, too often.
On the plus side I’ve met so many wonderful people who were tourists.

I think the main difference is that one perso is, you know, someone you get to know. While many people is a crowd and crowds are ugly beasts.

It’s hard being racist against a specific country when you’re the first tourism destination in the world, but British really do produce a special kind of tourists.
I literally read an article just yesterday about some drunken asshole who tried to open the hatch midflight, was manhandled by the personnel and some volunteers, and then taken off the flight in Toulouse, with his mates. They were going to Spain, who seem to be plagued with that specific breed of lads, but still.

Also it’s difficult to distinguish genuine racism (“brown people poo in the streets!”) from xenophobia triggered by actual, repeated experience (try living in one of the most popular touristic small towns in France for a summer…)

MicroG all the way, yeah. They had a version for the latest HarmonyOS on the week it was released in China.

Apkpure wasn’t super clear on the dependencies so I was not sure, but I just looked on Aurora Store and they have a delightful system to rate app compatibility. https://plexus.techlore.tech/ Gives you no GMS rating and a separate MicroG rating.

Oh mate, you need to go to China and discover that shit! It was already everywhere back when I lived there in 2016 and I mean everywhere. Even the local dude selling flat bread for 50p accepted payment with his QR code. Amazing stuff, seriously.
I’m so sick and tired of being so far behind…

I’m confused by the question. I use my French bank app without problem since day one on my Huawei.

Depends where they dropped the thing. In your lap, or in a bin? Context, as always, is key.

Where?! I filled the hardware survey and as they asked what OS I was on was hoping to see a stat about OSes, but no.

I still remember my network lecturer telling us how IPv6 was the future and how we were running out of IPs back in… 1997.

That same year, during my work placement, I was introduced to Squid and all sorts of network fuckery to compensate for those supposedly disappearing IPs.

Uh. You really gonna force me to switch to Linux, are you?

If it sounds stupid but it works, it wasn’t stupid.

So duck programming right?

Well that’s gonna be interesting since the TV runs on my account but 99.9% of the time it’s my kids watching…

That’s a starving Chinese elephant from Yunnan, so… maybe?

What did you learn from this?

Welcome to the wonderful world of reverse proxies!

You are not watching the right kind of propaganda from Japan, my young friend.

If she has had one, it’s a great indicator of fertility and being interested in having kids. Just gotta hope she wasn’t traumatised by the experience and you’ve got a good chance of more babies for Japan!

I wish I had some hippocratic style oath I could lean on to not release unsafe, unoptimised, barely tested, possibly maintainable code.
Alas all I have is good, verbose comments and an email here or there expressing my concerns.