> Words mean things. "Perfectly lawful" means just that? And so, I was curious.

He did prefix it with "I think", highlighting that "this is my opinion / my interpretation", not that he is issuing a ruling as a judge in an international court.

I read "I think" for "brilliant operation".

> or 1Password vaults are harder to work with

https://1password.com/blog/1password-environments-env-files-...

You can make harddrives to A: and B: just fine.

This will generally work with everything using the Win32 C api.

You will however run into weird issues when using .Net, with sudden invalid paths etc.

I actually analyze the photos of the hotelrooms looking for the bathroom door before I book a hotel room these days.

Has become this new weird step to take during bookings.

> they're probably better off with Digital Ocean or something.

I run my home-dev stuff on Digital ocean and had to write my own cronjob which polls for usage cost and kills everything if I exceed X.

No better than AWS in terms of "don't financially ruin me if i'm targeted by a DDOS"

> Why not German?

Are there more distinct markets in the EU/EEC where adopting german would give you a quantifiable economic and/or competitive advantage over adopting english?

Should run just fine with Whisky (free) or Crossover ($74/yr).

(Also with parallels, but that's a whole new price range for just using Notepad++)

> I use gmail every day and it's fine

The past couple of weeks I've been having loading times up to 1 minute to open gmail.

No idea what they are up to. Loading google workshop or something like that, takes eons.

I've made multiple attempts to use "AI" to find the names of books I've read in the past. Never managed to find a single one. Quite disappointed with that. I've read so many books that I have no idea what were called.

Had a transfer frozen by the central bank earlier this year.

Wise was very helpful in getting it resolved, and made it clear that if anything else came up, just reply to the e-mail anytime.