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Same here with the Telegram "Saved Messages" ( the same stuff as Signal's )

What would be actual use cases ? I mean, I get the nerdery of having the fastest possible network, but in practice ?

They are mandatory on boats, even for smaller ones, and that's how you can get some in Europe.

Well, to this day one can consider this true, looking at tiktok et al.

KeePassDX on Android

French here ( also parent of 3). France has strong fiscal incentive for families ( esp. for 3+ kids ), but that won't solve the housing issue : more money will just increase prices... Prices are high mostly because of the low supply.

You van already do Bruxelles to Perpignan with a direct ( french ) TGV train, in 6/7 hours. If you want to go to Spain I believe bruxelles Barcelona via Paris is also quite practical. Everything is much pricier than plane and no night train though

I own one, mine's really waterproof, I almost always forget to take it of when doing the dishes or bathing the baby. Agree, it's great, I only wish it had some kind of transflective lcd screen ( like the garmin's ) : better battery life and always readable screen...

"Worth nothing, the most time consuming part was dealing with data itself and not model training or machine learning."

Become a data scientist they said. Yay, artificial intelligence...

Nice !

"There may only be a temporal and not a causal link between vaccines and reactions." You tell me about clickbaity titles... People die. Like all the time, vaccine or not.

It's usually largely under "regular" market value. ( but that's still a bet over the life expectancy of the person ). Also you basically don't pay interests. And in some times you can use the property : the seller use the money to pay for a nursing home for example.

Does someone know if radiolysis is being researched as a source of commercial hydrogen ( like, for fuel cell vehicle for example ) ? I mean a nuclear reactor might produce heat and hydrogen from radiolysis if I understand correctly ? Is this practical at scale ?