Thanks for sharing the knowledge:)

Honestly 20km/h seems kinda slow. As a kid I'd do 20-25, and these days most European countries have a 25km/h limit on e-bikes. So 20km/h seems just low enough to be a hindrene.

Ultimately it depends on the bicycle lane or road though, just like for cars. There a huge difference between a crowded narrow inner-city cycle lane with immediate adjacent houses and other things obstructing vision, compared to a suburban cycle path with less traffic and completely unobstructed vision

Starting with 40 jobs in one ministry while canceling a billion € statewide contract does signal the direction they're going, and does seem to indicate a gradual rollout rather than a sudden changeover

That sounds wonderful. And awful. Weather pending

Also I feel confident Prusa will not try a rug-pull enshitification move in 6 months time after buying their printer, unlike certain other manufacturers (Bamboo)

Not exactly a new book, but All Quiet on the Western Front was a fantastic read. It's a grotesquely frank depiction of the unfortunate "Have Not"s fighting a meaningless war for the "Have"s in society, set in the german trenches of WW1.

Yeah that was my assumption. But I hadn't considered WOL being broadcast, so now I'm not so sure. I would assume it's broadcast on both IP and Ethernet layer. It's time to do some wiresharking :)

Maybe something else going on then, but ive never gotten WOL to work after a blackout when there's two switches between sender and receiver. After powering up the receiver once, WOL works again

If you're already using node-red, the Wake On Lan node works well, and with node-red it's easy to trigger the magic packet based on whatever trigger condition you want.

The only limitation I know is WOL doesn't work after a power outage, because the switch and RPI doesn't know where to find the target machine

Thanks for the tips on reusable enterprise cards btw

I'm surprised they chose MIT licence rather than AGPL or GPL