We saw P2 might be the place to start from in the sprint if you can get away quicker than pole. Max is not gonna give it away as easily as Andrea did though.
Green shit on your terrace, leaves fucking everywhere, looming threat of bird shit on your head, seeds everywhere, roots growing through everything, blocking the sun at every step, tough lessons in gravity for things kids climbing them, lot of damage when it's stormy out.
But nah trees are great, really.
Edit: apparently I need to clarify that I really do love nature more than the concrete jungle, but there are things you can find that are not that great about trees.
Considering every Half Life showcased Valve's new tech in the Freeman narrative, one could argue Alyx was our Half Life 3. It had everything: the signature storyline, new gameplay, new tech. What more are we expecting from Half Life 3?
It's called AI vs Arjen but it's not always about lying. The first one was taking a picture, the second one was lying and the third one was creating a recipe from ingredients in a fridge.
There is a Dutch talkshow host who takes on AI in some tasks every now and then and he matched up with ChatGPT to see who was a better lier. They tried to convince one half of a twin that the Eiffel Tower was made of a sort of Dutch spiced cake.
Containerized software. The main advantage of this is that every application, or stack of applications, runs in its own ecosystem. You can restart a container whenever without having to reboot your entire system. You can store all data off a container in a volume, so if you hit a snag, you can recreate the container without actually losing any of your configs.
You can also create networks so that apps run in different subnets than other apps.
Very simply put, a docker container is like a mini system that runs on your main system.
Something else I like about docker is docker compose. You can create a container or stack of containers with a single simple YAML file without actually having to install anything yourself. I manage my containers in Portainer.
Wat mij betreft is het een stukje management. Ik hoor niet graag over de manier waarop de koning met geld omgaat, vooral geld dat hij zelf niet dient te gebruiken. Zo hebben ze in principe een budget voor bijvoorbeeld onderhoud van de koets maar dat is ook een keer opgenomen in de begroting.
Als Amalia zich netjes aan de gestelde regels gaat houden, mag ze van mij prima koningin zijn. Ik las ergens dat Koningsdag super gemoedelijk is verlopen, de term 'voorbeeld voor Nederland' las ik ergens. Ik zou zeggen dat als het koningshuis onze maatschappij op deze manier positief beïnvloedt, ze hun rol in onze staat wel verdienen.
Maar vooral in tijden van polarisatie, populisme, wanbeleid, noem maar op, hoop ik dat er een staatshoofd op kan staan dat er in ieder geval weer voor zorgt dat de ontevredenheid onder de Nederlanders afneemt.
We have the option. If you get married you can get married in '(beperkte) gemeenschap van goederen', which means 'what's mine is yours'. Caveat is that anything you owned before you got married will not be taken into account.
Then there's 'huwelijkse voorwaarden' which means 'what's mine is mine'.
I didn't get married for the love or the religious reasons, it's just way easier when you buy a house together. Now, if I die, all my stuff automatically belongs to my wife.
We got married on a Tuesday morning at the municipal building at 8:30 making it free. The only thing we spent money on was the rings.
He said 'I'll see you next week'