@af863e5e at a second thought, it's probably the map not knowing what is going on, if the bus is supposed to be at hbf in 6 minutes, it's not really 7 minutes ahead of the schedule, is it
@af863e5e at a second thought, it's probably the map not knowing what is going on, if the bus is supposed to be at hbf in 6 minutes, it's not really 7 minutes ahead of the schedule, is it
@af863e5e i am not sure there really is a standard route, there is probably something internally which is used in this map, but all you really get is a promise of being taken from hbf to the airport in 30 minutes, i've seen them show up in weird places
@af863e5e i am not sure there really is a standard route, there is probably something internally which is used in this map, but all you really get is a promise of being taken from hbf to the airport in 30 minutes, i've seen them show up in weird places
@214fcd33 their data model is completely broken, so out of these, only raileurope and trainline seem to be serious competitors (trip com doesn't offer CEE trips by design already), but they are very west eu centric, is it because they don't care for eastern europe (i mean, who in here would pay for a booking fee) or is it somewhat difficult for them?
@214fcd33 i am seriously wondering what is the business plan here, raileurope seems to be vaguely useful in price comparison, but then they ask me for effing 7.45 in a "booking fee", after telling me which ticket is the best, lol, surely i am paying that bro
watching the russian and russian-adjacent propaganda doing some vague shaping in order to re-legitimize the DDR is kinda ridiculous and crazy at the same time
love how you can tell it's been raining quite a bit in the southwestern-ish bohemia because the railways are reporting trees on tracks all over the place there
of course, ministry of agriculture in most countries basically exists to provide quasi-respectable government posts for complete idiots, our (now ex-) minister of agriculture spent his time promoting lidl sales on czech flour
that one time i almost dated a vaguely computer person (software developer), he had to rearrange stuff in his apartment based on the current service requirements (like if we needed to access the bathroom or kitchen at that moment)
going to bed involved moving stuff from it to the section of floor that would not be used for the night
it was like very slow motion juggling basically
> Russia: Vagonremmash has developed a range of retro-styled open-sided coaches for use on tourist and cruise trains
at least they are having fun or something
obvi it's a very handy thing but at the final price, it probably is even higher than a premium you'd have to pay for a proper server board with some included out of band management already
at the end of the day, of course, the best course of action would be just not trying to emulate a data center at home, where you need to buy a lot of equipment for very low quantity of servers and is subject to retail prices for power and internet connection (at home isp parameters too)
obvi it's a very handy thing but at the final price, it probably is even higher than a premium you'd have to pay for a proper server board with some included out of band management already
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