Then colleague upgraded glibc by copying it in via scp. Then we couldn't ssh in anymore. :) Not sure how important that server was. I think it was reinstalled soon-ish.
In the general public I don't think it's pure xenophobia, but in large parts a fear of not being able to communicate. The behavior they expose then is almost indistinguishable from xenophobia and for the receiving person in no way better, though when a foreign looking person is able to communicate, most hesitations will fall away.
I know that this is obviously not applicable to 100% of the population, but so is the other belief. There are obviously also die-hard foreigners hating nationalists, as in every country.
Generated it in ChatGPT with the following prompt:
Generate a photorealistic picture of a man clothed in rags in a run-down room, holding hands with a small child clothed in rags looking forlorn out of the dirty window at the glittering futuristic city, insanely wealthy city in the distance behind a slight layer of dust behind the slum which is visible from the window.
which led to the image prompt:
A photorealistic image of a man and a small child, both dressed in rags, in a run-down room. The man is holding hands with the child, who looks forlorn out of a dirty window. Outside the window, there's a view of a glittering, futuristic, and wealthy city in the distance, partially obscured by a slight layer of dust and the visible slum. The contrast between the impoverished interior and the opulent cityscape outside is striking.
Prompt was: Alois fährt seinen getunten Bulldog auf der Straße.
The scenery is typical Bavarian, which it derived from Bulldog being used synonymous with tractor in Bavaria and Alois being a old fashioned Bavarian name. Notice the almost correct German licence plate.
You can write selects with many joins, as long they are regular and either add a column or reduce the result set. You have to write the joins explicitly though. Just shoving all of the restrictions into the where clause will definitely confuse everybody.
Since working with SQLAlchemy a lot (specifically it's SQL compiler, not it's ORM), I don't want to work with SQL any other way. I want to have the possibility to extract column definitions into named variables, reuse queries as columns in other queries, etc. I don't want to concatenate SQL strings ever again.
Having a DSL or even a full language which compiles to SQL is clearly the superior way to work with SQL.
I'm wondering if a field with more detailed information would be helpful for the users. Moderators might want to clarify or explain in more detail the function or intention behind a tag. This doesn't seem to be considered in the RFC.
I never got so far, but had a system built which some parts of what you described. It was incredibly relaxing to develop with it. Our take as a team was: boring is better, we don't want to be paged on weekends.
It does that for some decades already. The trick for dual booting was always to install Linux second. :/