Readit NewsI rather use the cheap decathlon folding chair with armrests: https://www.decathlon.es/es/p/silla-plegable-camping-quechua... which is surprisingly comfortable for me
And, well... The new Spanish law of animal cruelty is an incredible mess bordering religious stuff. The government want to force every owner of a dog or cat to castrate it by law. (Yes, trying to save tree dogs on film, wile planning forced sterilisation for all dogs and cats in Spain).
I could be wrong, but this is that they were saying on TV the last month.
If you are a dog owner and want to have your dog entire would be illegal because... think on the sad pups that could suffer if they would born (but, what is never alive can't suffer, phew!).
Sometimes I wonder if those people are real of robotic IA running wild doing laws without any real people at charge.
Vets of course would be drooling with that idea.
I also guess that it's a bit more complicated than that, but I won't make any assumptions before I read it myself instead of what a Spanish TV/newspaper can tell me as they are always super biased. I suggest you to do the same.
If you're curious about the story behind Leaflet and how and why it was born 10 years ago, here's a short 13-minute presentation on this: https://youtu.be/NLbyHffKQuU
I always use leaflet when I have to work with maps, and I couldn't be more happy.
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I crossed both of them :)
Complains that I remember.
- People from outside the city has problems to move apparently. They say that there aren't parkings enough in the city borders, so they have to go for one that's roughly in the center, through very slow traffic lines. That induces them to go less frequently.
- Businesses like bars, chocolate shops and so on flourished (leisure oriented), but others like hardware stores, furniture stores, two law firms, and a Cinema closed.
Imagine that you were going to the hardware store. It's either impossible to park near it https://www.google.es/maps/@42.4264585,-8.6406022,3a,41.3y,1... or difficult/forbidden/very slow traffic https://www.google.es/maps/@42.4304871,-8.6417988,3a,42.3y,1...
Looks like a cool project at first glance, and the code is really nice. But I don't fully get what a " background" music player is? Is the idea that you're not choosing specific song and it'll instead cycle through predesignated ones?
I created a similar app using mac's afplay 11 (yikes) years ago https://github.com/andion/gramola
I don't use it anymore but at the time it made my battery last longer, you can see a battery consumption comparison on the repo.