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I think GP might be using "state" in the common international English definition, e.g. state in the sense of "sovereign state" or "city-state", not "US state". I would agree with you though that any US government actually implementing the idea today is hard to imagine, but I can easily imagine that after 2 other cities suffer a climate-related disaster first, then there will be the political will to bring a program like this to life. It's a creative policy idea, I love the thought that was put into this.

Regarding doing more than just a minimum release age: The tool I personally use is Aikido "safe-chain". It sets minimum release age, but also provides a wrapper for npm/uv/etc where upon trying to install anything it first checks each dependency for known or suspected vulnerabilities against an online commercial vulnerability database.

Wow, I didn't expect to see Clonk on HN today! Almost 20 years ago, as a 13 year old in the US I managed to make friends with an older player from Germany, and then we collaborated on making Clonk Rage mods together in c4script. It was an amazing experience and did help me get more into programming, so I'm so sorry to hear about your experience! I do recall members of the development team at the time being accessible and active in the community, specifically Sven2, but I'm not sure about MatthesB.

Thanks for the nostalgia though. Amazing game.

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I was impressed at this. By sharing side-load instructions and by the the overall restrained language of the post, they're emphasizing that this is not a personal attack on Deepin or an attempt to hurt Deepin and also emphasizing that OpenSUSE leadership understands the value of their community and have no power fantasy aspirations about trying to exert undue control over the users of the distribution. Really, OpenSUSE had more than enough ammunition to make a scathing takedown on the behavior of the Deepin maintainer and all of Deepin upstream, and many other OSS leaders would have done so ("Fuck Nvidia" anyone?), but they did not. They chose restraint and statements encouraging reconciliation. Cheers to the author for keeping it together in this obviously quite disappointing situation.

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I would be interested in seeing and reviewing your asyncio work gwillz! I have a small (750 sloc) network service implemented with asyncio and ran into some design problems around modularly handling healthchecking, exception handling/monitoring, and auto recovery/restart. I was unable to find much in the way of large software written with asyncio to learn better patterns from, so ended up with what, to me, feel like mediocre solutions. My email is in my profile.