Since you're too lazy to do even a precursory search:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=NSaGl2uO5w

Cause that sort of shit sounded like ambiguous clickbait

Trains have figured that out just fine.

GNU/Linux is rapidly becoming systemd/Linux at this rate...

Especially with distros like Ubuntu throwing out gnu coreutils.

And generating race conditions because Rust newbies think memory safety will solve all issues on I/O.

How many of those are second passports for the benefit of people who wish to visit Israel without the added friction that Israeli stamps in their primary passport would bring?

Also, EU citizens do not require a passport to travel within the EU; by law, their national ID card suffices, thus making passports unnecessary for much of their travel.

Most Americans don’t generally visit Israel.

It’s generally very difficult to get a second passport.

As a tourist, I’ve noticed the countries most obsessed with Israel usually aren’t winning any “pleasant place to visit” awards.

Israel doesn't stamp your passport if you ask.

They haven’t stamped passports at TLV for about a decade. My last Israel in my “dirty” passport was at Erez coming out of Gaza.

Very few people have two passports nowadays.

In practice many still own passports, as they are considered as better proofs of identity when you travel.

Tracking-free link:

https://youtu.be/ggUduBmvQ_4?t=2m20s

Bonus: auto-jumps to 2:20

All of them.

Those "system messages" are class zero SMS, also known as flash SMS.

What does Phoenix do other than that?

Have you seen what vibe-coded slop it is? It's WILD.

https://github.com/izivkov/CasioGShockSmartSync/activity

You linked to the Android app there, not the experimental webapp linked above – I'm wondering what gave you that idea though? Those commit messages look pretty human to me, don't think an LLM would ever just commit 'WIP' or 'code cleanup', it's also 4 years old, before the height of vibe coding.

I can imagine the author may have used an LLM for this webapp version of it though

It is hard to reverse-engineer the Casio protocol by vibe-coding. Have you tried it?

>Has France tried to compete instead of criticise?

Yes, the last time being 2017:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solidarity_tax_on_wealth