Slightly above 20°C, scattered clouds

You can borrow them forever from libgen or similar ;)

Does “image” refer to the docker image in your error?

Probably multiple people having different heads

Yeah, fair enough

Average is the mean (i.e. sum of all “skill” divided by the amount of programmers)

What they were thinking of is the median (50th percentile = 0.5 quantile), which splits the group in two equal sized groups.

For a bell curve, they are the same values. But think of the example of average incomes: 9 people have an income of 10$, one has an income of 910$. The average income is 100$ ((10*9+910)/10). The median is basically 10 however.

Maybe even more!

Zotero and logseq

Depends a bit on what features you want to have. I use LibreELEC to run Kodi (and nothing else). Previously I used OSMC to run Kodi and some other things (steam link among others). You can use an app (kore) control kodi, which is very conveniant. RF remotes work well too, apparently.

Just looking for something that can do both ;)

Also it takes up too much space anyway

Would you say it makes sense to buy a portable induction stove just for that? Since I alreaady have a built in ceramic cooking field

I guess not technically, but it is the best way I can describe it xD

169$ is pretty steep… Also it has too much electronics for a kettle imho

Sounds nice, but looks really ugly xD

European (Switzerland)

Good point, electric

What is a “marketing email”?

I like to bw notified about sales on my steam wishlist for example. I’d say that is a marketing email.

The industry is surely changing, but “the industry” is mostly geared towards enterprise, because it’s where the money is. But the large amount of webpages are not enterprise pages but personal blogs, small businesses etc.

You don’t need a framework for either, but it makes working with both much easier!

Many older projects don’t get migrated to containerized infrastructure and smaller businesses don’t want the overhead it creates to run a single app/webpage. Plain LAMP with FTP access is still the most common way to host I think (and thus the cheapest if you consider the amount of work that would need to be invested to containerize).