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So far seems to be a pretty solid release!
Is Linux from Finland or from the USA? If someting is open source and has a global contributor base and no single entity can subvert it, then I don't really think the country matters. But it there is one entity that controls it, then it matters where it is from and what jurisdiction and what policies apply on it.
It is a screenshot of the filter option that allows to select both "European" and "open source" for people like who want both.
After comparing several of these directories, seems https://euro-stack.com/ is the most comprehensive. I also like that it allows to filter by both being European and open source.
It is also made by the same people who run https://eurostack.eu/ and who got a lot of visibility delivering the https://euro-stackletter.eu/ letter to President Von der Leyen a year ago. Hopefully they settle soon on what is their primary domain :)
Elsewhere people seem to be recommending https://euro-stack.com/ as the most comprehensive directory
Elsewhere people seem to be recommending https://euro-stack.com/ as the most comprehensive directory
There’s a priest, a baby and a bag of candy. I need to take them across the river but I can only take one at a time into my boat. In what order should I transport them?
You can easily use the link https://openrouter.ai/chat?models=anthropic%2Fclaude-opus-4.6%2Copenai%2Fgpt-5.2%2Cx-ai%2Fgrok-4.1-fast%2Cgoogle%2Fgemini-3.1-pro-preview%2Cz-ai%2Fglm-5%2Cminimax%2Fminimax-m2.5%2Cqwen%2Fqwen3.5-plus-02-15%2Cmoonshotai%2Fkimi-k2.5 to ask all flagship models this question in parallel. Personally I would definitely not leave my children alone with a priest (they might try to convert them), but if your constraint is only baby+candy, then in my test Gemini, GLM, Qwen and Kimi made that, and only that, assumption.
Actually I set out with the assumption that flagship models would fail even on these fairly simple questions that I have seen them failing on before, but I was suprised they didn't all fail.
MariaDB has a lot of users, and they should be more vocal about it to give it more visibility.
I wouldn't be surprised to see multiple MySQL forks emerge in 2026, now that more people are realizing how bad Oracle has been as an open source project steward for MySQL.
Yes but not 'slop' as bunch of effort went into it. I am happy to consider a new logo if you send me your suggestion.