As a developer I’m worried about all the “vibe coding” including test suites direct from LLMs. In my experiments they often produce overly complex and bad code, and hallucinate to the point of arguing methods and modules exist when they don’t. It makes me worried how much of this goes into prod.

And whilst in this case it may not have been a third party recommended by the OSA the fact remains that it’s hard to trust that any third party age verification system is handling data in a secure manner if any of the data or processing occurs off-device… if that data is stored online it is at risk

I don’t commute in and know there’s a strike on. However in serious mode, train lines (including suburban commuter, Elizabeth and Overground) aren’t on strike and funnel everyone into the same entrance/exits, hence the crowds.

This is what I could see from cross referencing the various shots:

Paris, France (CDG)
Matterhorn, Switzerland (SIR)
Munich, Germany (MUC)
Salzburg, Austria (SZG)
Trieste, Italy (TRS)
Venice, Italy (VCE)
Pula, Croatia (PUY)
Pisa, Italy (PSA)
Nice, France (NCE)
Rome, Italy (FCO)