I find general source tracking perfectly acceptable. It does not identify me as a user to any of both parties only tells the target site that users originate from another site.

I find personalized urls or tracking parameters bad. General source channel tracking is harmless for me.

I can recommend https://beets.io/ to auto Tag your library. It’s work but works better than Picard or other MusicBrainz tagger IMHO.

The exception to this is environment variables. You can start the container with the old variables in place but don’t expect them to work! It is recommended to read the docker section of our docs page before upgrading.

Important to know

In Germany, we have the so-called horse shoe theory: very left and very right politics share similar approaches, maybe motivated from different ideas. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horseshoe_theory

This explains a lot in German left politics (BSW)

Bayer, Ford, SAP, Osram, ZF, Continental, Deutsche Bahn and many more

Maybe evcc is helpful for you. It can control EV charging stations and batteries based on fine granular rules: https://evcc.io/

Thanks, that sounds good. Can you explain more how you used the plugin for the wildcard certificate?

How did you set up you SSL certificates, are you using a self signed certificate or do you use a custom subdomain?

I think with pyenv and pipenv/UV you can create pretty reliable packaging. But it’s not as common as electron, so it’s a pain.

Would 5% suffice? I mean it’s a nice claim, but in Germany you pay 14.6% (+ some percentage depending on your insurer) of your brutto salary and the employer pays the same. This is not far from.rhen20% tbf. I’m still for a universal healthcare for everyone

It is definitely a “1933-1945 Germany against Soviet Union” reference. There’s also a German version: lieber tot als rot. The US/NATO version during the Cold war came later

But also resemble a motor with three pistons.

So many that there are statistics grouped by race and counted as “deaths per 10,000 live births”

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/womens-health/texas-abortion-ban-deaths-pregnant-women-sb8-analysis-rcna171631