

I‘m afraid half of the viewers aren’t ready to look up what 64 oz compares to
Most of the other half wouldn’t know how to get a 2L cup either…


I‘m afraid half of the viewers aren’t ready to look up what 64 oz compares to
Most of the other half wouldn’t know how to get a 2L cup either…


What’s an oz Stanley Quencher and how did you break 64 of them?
On a more serious note (and after converting that to units I understand… it’s about 1.8L) I’m sure all the quality products I know of aren’t even half that big. That’s nearly the daily amount of water recommended for an average grown-up.
EDIT: Googled a bit to check and yeah… 0.8 to 1.2 liters are the usaal XXL sizes. Everything above that seem to just be cheap Stanley Cup clones.


“European alternatives to the US tools you already use. Pick a US tool to see the vetted European alternatives.”
And under this a field with said US tools: Dropbox, Google Drive, AWS, OneDrive, Gmail, Outlook, iCloud, Hetzner, Azure [and more…]
So German Hetzner is somehow a US tool with 11 alternatives (“How do the 11 European alternatives to Hetzner compare?”), of which one is Hetzner…


Nice to see that Hetzner is a good pick to replace (German) Hetzner because a European Cloud Hoster defnitely needs a European alternative… 🤣


No, they will build an expensive extension so the Bavarian government suddenly remembers that Linux doesn’t work and goes back to Microslop products.


only to cave to Microsoft soon after?
“Cave” is the wrong verb here. They were outright bribed by Microsoft building their new headquarter in Munich, so they rolled the ongoing transition to Linux back.


With the EU not having formal common foreign policies the passports of member states are still separate, with numbers of countries that can be freely accessed with one ranging from 186 to 175 (Sweden to Cyprus).


Volkswagen the brand btw…
The whole company with all its different car brands is a totally different beast for quite some time.


What’s the point of a Google Android product build in the EU?


“Unknown” is browsers blocking trackers from identifying them. So mostly Linux and some people running Firefox with blockers on other systems.
“Windows” is Windows users and also many Linux users who changed their bowser’s user agent to circumvent sites that sabotage browsers on Linux for no reason.
“ChromeOS” is -again- Linux as it’s based on open ChromiumOS which is derived from Gentoo. (And Google is planning to switch to Android soon… which is again running on top of Linux.)
Isn’t Kagi mostly just a meta search engine aggregating results from the usual suspects with some added independent index building?
That’s not exactly a rare feature, in fact most independent search engines do exactly that (querying the big searches while building their own index on top), and for free.
Also you can self-host a metasearch engine (for example: see here) or use one of the several dozen ones other people self-host and make available to the public.