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Can someone explain how portability is still an issue? Are there no cross-platform API and libraries that allow developpers to write portable apps?

Where did you find an exhaustive list of swiss trainstation pictures tho?

wow, nice! Much smarter than I first tried to do it: I tried looking for trainstation with the right orientation, just by brute force. problem is: I failed to correctly determine the orientation so I ended up needing more help ^^ I immediatly had the feeling it was close to neuchatel tho :p

It is switzerland, but wrong region

Yes! That's it! How did you solve it?

Possibly important for a solve: It's this summer. (see position of the sun)

This is extremely niche. Compared to an helicopter you certainly get lower price, but you can't transport multiple medical personnel, cannot transport the victim, cannot transport heavy medical equipment.

I am not saying this does not have a niche, but it can only become mainstream for the transport of multimillionaires

I really hope this tech will never become mainstream. I cannot see any practical usecase for this except for the transport of a multimillionaire. There are usecases for smaller unmanned drones, notably for transporting medicine and blood quickly. But for the transport of humans it has all the downsides of cars times 10...

One more lane bro?

I always tend to have a bit of a depression everytime I finish a book that I was invested in. But in particular, White Fang by Jack London left me in shambles

I am failing to recognise if this is satire or not. Maybe my geography is too bad, but what waterway are you talking about? Israel is not strategically significant four the Suez canal, is it?