It should be also noted, that you can write your own network stack on Linux with the help of AF_XDP[1].

[1] https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/v6.9/networking/af_xdp.html

How does this compare to a packet socket?

It is also possible with uBlock Origin and it even works on Firefox Android.

I'm using mypaas and can have no worries + VPS.

I'm sad that there is no PR2040 PRU on board.

The RP1 chip has some parts of the RP2040, though details are a little scarce. There are apparently some things you can do on RP1 when the main SoC is powered off, which leads me to believe outside of the main IO, you could do some interesting things with GPIO and/or CSI/DSI ports while the Pi is powered down (or in some sort of sleep-like state).

Cannot used legally.

Third party cookies aren't illegal in Europe.

But only for necessary things - the purposes that you can Google Analytics are never necessary to the running of your site.

Undeniable Google Analytics is.

But are these third party…? Maybe I’m just way behind. If you use cookies to track usage of your site, isn’t that kinda second party?

No. The web site and the user are the first two parties. They have a relationship.

Third parties are parties who do not have a direct relationship with both parties.

I think it depends on the business you run. To be honest, I would not mind building a billing system if my company grows to an unicorn!

How do you know in advance it will grow into a unicorn? I tend to agree with you, but that's a shame to have a team of 30 engineers working only on billing, even if you are a unicorn.. I would prefer to have them working on my product

Xfce is really the best. Minimalistic, good looking.

I only miss 3 column tiling on my ultra wide screen.

I do regular 3x3 tiling on XFCE with cmd+numpad. You can define shortcuts in the window manager settings.

I’ve used Xfce and XMonad together with great success. I’m on Wayland now (using Sway), but I still miss that combination.

So true and traurig.

Nice to see people are considering other languages than python.