#Barrierebahn Rollstuhlplätze müssen im voraus via MSZ per Telefon oder Formular ( mail) reserviert werden. Und dann kommt sowas als Rückmeldung "Wir bedauern, dass wir Ihre Anmeldung für den xxx Januar 2026 nicht vornehmen können. Wir benötigen für die Anmeldung der Hilfeleistung alle Platzreservierungen der Fernverkehrszüge. Der Zug ICE xxxx von Lüneburg nach ... und der ICE yyyy von ... nach Lüneburg ist wegen kurzfristiger Anpassungen für Platzreservierungen gesperrt. " #bahn #ableismus #barrierefreiheit
Some of you may of course think what, only 20,000 commits after almost thirty years in the project, what kind of slacker is that guy? But yes, today I merged my 20,000th commit into the curl repository - out of a total of 37,604 commits (53%).
Some good news in a time of darkness: the European wildcat, Felis sylvestris, is making a comeback! This thoughtful-looking example was photographed in a mountainous region of the Czech republic.
The European wildcat's extreme elusiveness may have helped it avoid hunters in places where a larger native cat, the lynx, has been killed off. There may be about 140,000 European wildcats spread across more than two dozen countries. But they are very hard to find!
Wildlife photographer Andrea Giovanni, who made a video of one, writes:
"I'd never even thought of taking photos of wildcats, for a simple reason: I thought it was impossible, or at least, extremely difficult. It's considered 'the ghost of the forests' because it's very, very elusive, and it's hard to predict where it can be spotted. Other animals tend to follow the same trails through the forest. The wildcat goes wherever she wants to."
One reason the European wildcat is coming back is increased legal protections. But another is that villages in Italy and other regions are becoming depopulated! Some are very worried about declining human populations. But it does make room for other species. That gives me some hope for the future.
I got this picture, taken by Vladimír Čech Jr in the Doupov mountains, from a very nice article on the European wildcat:
How could Bluesky, a social network that was founded by one of Twitter's founders and run by a CEO who was hired by Twitter's CEO, turn out to be like Twitter?
In the curl project we have a long tradition of offering multiple optional backends for specific protocols. In this spirit we have added experimental support for a number of different HTTP/3 + QUIC backends over time.
oh, at first I was surprised, that it would be a mistake. But OpenSSL would be supported indirectly by new support in libnghttp3, right? At least libngtcp2 has direct support for OpenSSL 3, I assume OpenSSL will be still supported for QUIC connections, but by different code, right?
yes, but it doesn't state clearly since OpenSSL 3.5 ngtcp2 does not need extra OpenSSL-QUIC implementation, because normal OpenSSL backend is supported in ngtcp2 itself. At least I didn't understand it from the article. If I didn't know it from experiment with unbound, I would read it like OpenSSL linked curl cannot support QUIC. That is wrong, but not simple to understand IMO.
@Bri FYI: BNT has a few times identified FastSM as using the most CPU, at one point using 10% for a few seconds. No idea what's happening, but just thought you should know.
, keep up the good work.
Alex Chapman
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