From top to bottom:

• Netherlands
• Luxembourg
• Germany
• France
• Italy
• Spain
• Portugal
• Greece
• Ireland
• Danmark
• Norway
• Sweden
• Finland
• Iceland
• Switzerland
• Austria
• Belgium (Flandres and Wallonia)
• Scotland
• Wales
• England

Only ones I’m not sure about is fourth from bottom, but I assume it’s the french and dutch part of Belgium?

Yes, the left flag is from Flanders, the Flemish, Dutch-speaking region of Belgium, and the right from the French-speaking region Wallonia.

How does that work? The government gives him a schedule of … what exactly? Honest question, I have no idea.

I assume, it works similarly like the federal president of Germany or Austria. They sign laws and fulfil representation duties which are managed by their own office.

Oh, yes. Thanks.

Apparently, Otto itself delivers only in Germany. Yet, there are subsidies subsidiaries in the Netherlands, Austria, UK, and Japan.

https://www.otto.de/shoppages/lieferungausland

Does somebody claim it was?

They have quite a lot of industry, e.g. Hilti and Thyssen Krupp Steering.

The signs have been standardised internationally in the Wikipedia.org: Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals in 1968.

yellow: signed
light green: accession/succession
dark green: ratified
blue: SADC-RTSM (similar)
red: SICA (similar to US MUTCD)

Among others, the USA (of course), Australia and China did not adopt to the convention.

At least in Germany, the communal tax related to the house (Grundsteuer) is payed indirectly from the tenants via the landlord.

Not really. Yet, Ente Auth offers syncing between devices which one may deem to be against the concept of 2FA (different token keys on different devices).

Back in the days when I was switching to Linux, then Ubuntu, I’ve always found the discussions in the German ubuntuusers.de forum respectful and helpful, along with their Wiki. Yet, I don’t know whether that’s the case for the official Ubuntu forums though.

They don’t advertise against travel to US (yet). If they did, it would read like this:

Utenriksdepartementet fraråder alle reiser til Myanmar.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises against all travel to Myanmar.

Regjeringen.no – reiseinfo Myanmar

A travel warning also is very explicitly indicated as a “warning”, e.g. here:

Vor Reisen nach Myanmar wird gewarnt.

Deutschen Staatsangehörigen wird empfohlen, das Land zu verlassen.

People are warned against travelling to Myanmar.

German nationals are advised to leave the country.

Auswaertiges-Amt.de – Reise & Sicherheit: Myanmar

Not really a travel warning, but a hint:

Når du skal søke om ESTA eller visum til USA, er det to kjønnsbetegnelser å velge imellom: Mann eller kvinne. USA anerkjenner kun søkerens kjønn ved fødselen. Reisende hvis nåværende kjønn avviker fra kjønnet ved fødselen, anbefales å kontakte den amerikanske ambassaden før reisen for råd og veiledning.

When you apply for an ESTA or visa to the USA, there are two gender designations to choose from: Male or Female. The US only recognises the applicant’s sex at birth. Travellers whose current gender differs from their gender at birth are advised to contact the US Embassy prior to travel for advice and guidance.

Regjeringen.no – reiseinfo USA

Then they opened the can and tasted the fish…

Epic. I don’t know if Surströmming can actually spoil.

Some years ago, surströmming was actually used to scare away the voles around the king’s library in Stockholm.

We weren’t doing any ressource extensive computations with Matlab, mainly just for teaching FEM, as we’ve had an extensive collection of scripts for that purpose, and pre- and some post processing.

No, I’m not at university anymore.

Cool.

Does Python have the ability to specify loops that should be executed in parallel, as e.g. Matlab uses parfor instead of for?

No, but it has obvious technical reasons, as webUSB isn’t implemented (or enabled?) in Firefox (yet?).