Back on the tracks - this half cancelled (!! - half of the train is late so we'll leave do without it) #tgv is carrying us to Brussels, where we'll be in the hands of Deutschebahn. May the gods help us all.
Der floofmeister appreciates the spacious compartment on this #ICE however he'd like to submit a complaint about this glass door that's stopping him from trotting around, making new friends and ensuring there are no squirrels stowaways onboard
Update: the DB train guard says the DB app is wrong, and the ICE will not terminate earlier in Koln. The DB app still says it will. Who's right? Who's wrong? We'll find out in a hour, cause nobody knows for sure. Thanks for travelling with #DeutscheBahn
Good news: the #ICE is actually there! (Yes, this is not a given) Bad news: it will unexpectedly terminate in Koeln instead of Frankfurt, because reasons.
Incredibly the delay into Frankfurt was only 10 minutes, and this next #ICE that will bring us to Wuerzburg left on time. Things are going too well for DB standards, I'm starting to get suspicious.
One #TGV, two #ICE and one regio express later, and we are finally in Bamberg, and only with a handful of minutes of delay! Hard to believe. And now, the breweries await
#Bamberg is lovely, but they should seriously consider letting someone who isn't high on diesel fumes do their urban planning. The medieval square with the cathedral, the old court and the royal palace, bustling with tourists walking around, as a thorough route for private car traffic? Seriously?
And finally, #ICE to Klagenfurt - left 5 minutes late, but otherwise all good. Sitting right behind the driver's door - which means in practice a mini compartment of 6 seats, nice and quiet which is perfect for the nervous woof
Anyway, a couple of days and many bocks, dunkels and rauchbiers later, back on the (rail) road. Short trip on this #ICE to catch the very last connection in Munich
ICYMI: we've recently done some work on the #systemd documentation rendered on freedesktop.org, and now all manpages have a drop-down menu to select the release version to visualize. Also individual options are now tagged with the version they were first introduced in. These improvements should hopefully help readers with understanding what options are available in what version.
@jmorris for all the geeky/techy stuff fedi is great, unfortunately local journalists, politicians and activists pretty much are all still on the bird site as of now, and seems unlikely to change until it collapses completely - which can't be that far away in the future with the way it's going, tbf
Finally, given I wasn't busy enough helping run the conference and herding cats in the main hall, and still had _some_ voice left, I also did a lightning talk on enabling PID FD support in various places:
I also spilled the beans on what the marketers call 'Azure Boost', and I instead call 'the thingy that pays my mortgage and bills', which I find is a much better name anyway: