

The article about the banning of the bicycles in the city centre: https://www.ilpost.it/2026/08/10/como-divieto-bici-centro-storico-rapinese-sindaco-investito/


The article about the banning of the bicycles in the city centre: https://www.ilpost.it/2026/08/10/como-divieto-bici-centro-storico-rapinese-sindaco-investito/
Thank you for the suggestion! At the moment for more complex edits I am using Go Map! and EveryDoor, but when I will get an android I will for sure try it
Since two months they started updating the maps weekly


“Beyond the subject matter of this litigation, LLMs are already helping researchers across fields achieve major breakthroughs,” the brief said. “Constraining LLM development under a misunderstanding of fair use doctrine would thwart such creative and scientific progress while hindering American prosperity and economic mobility.”
Did OpenAi start developing LLM in the meantime? I must have missed the news
Oh thank you, I didn’t look into it
I also use Mapillary, I guess it is similar to Panoramax, cause it has the app and it’s well done.
Discovered you can self host Joplin and I can’t wait to set it up in the next days.
Also I tried some alternatives to ActualBudget, because I didn’t need to many functionalities. Long story short, I went back to it cause none offers a neat interface and multiple accounts at the same time.


Whenever there is a paywall, insert “removepaywalls.com/” before the link
The craziest for me is when the kid steps out: you may be distracted when you are alone (still no excuse) but at least focus when someone you care about is with you. Especially considering that there were other cars waiting at the red light
Yes, that’s exactly the channel i was thinking about. It is full of scientific proofs and goes into every detail of city planning
From what I remember, there is a youtube channel that has more than 100 videos designing a car free city. I cannot find the channel anymore though
Found this site with a lot of infographics: https://usmapoffline.blogspot.com/2021/07/north-american-rail-map.html?m=0
The rails are there, but I guess there is no economical benefit in renewing them for the owners of cars companies