I think the poem scans better if you use the adjective “bourgeois” (two syllables) instead of the collective noun “bourgeoisie” (three).

One of the options to query for specific types of points of interest on OSM is the web app OpenStreetBrowser.

As an alternative to forcing shitdown, you may want to try laxatives.

There is the dali-interface Python library which seems to support a few PC DALI interfaces based on USB-HID and serial. I don’t know how well the translation between USB-HID/serial and DALI is standardized, so I can’t tell you how compatible this library is with DALI interfaces that are not explicitly listed in the README.

Software using this library includes dali_mon for monitoring the DALI bus and dali_cli for sending commands.

Well I know a guy who can change my lift in a week. And those modern elevators really are a lot more comfortable.

Sure, but the newest version of each package is four years old and riddled with dozens of Debian-specific patches that somehow only make it run worse.

To my knowledge, there has been some discussion regarding the AGPL as to whether using software through a network even creates the kind of legal relationship between provider and client such that the client has standing to request the source code. I assume similar discussions would crop up regarding the SOWPL.

Miller presented a general O(1) solution to the Traveling Salesman Problem back in 1949.