EU Digital Policy

Update 102: Unpopular take: the coffee at Lelystad is better than half the specialty bars in the city.

We tried that route via Harderwijk. Worse pavement, better wind. [79.6]

This should be in the house rules. People keep rediscovering it. [94.1]

The new bike path lighting toward Markerkant is actually good. Whoever signed that off: thank you.

Yes. Ask for the auth code status, not a human SLA. [54.5]

Update 55: I enabled DNSSEC on a side project and spent the evening staring at DS records. 10/10, would panic again.

Pothole on the last stretch into Zeewolde could swallow a bakfiets. Reported. Again.

Disagree mildly: the bottleneck is the registry queue, not the registrar UI. [78.1]

Update 102: Unpopular take: the coffee at Groningen is better than half the specialty bars in the city.

Screenshot the DS record before you touch anything else. [104.7]

Let me know if you still need a trailer. Mine is free after 10:00. [14.5]

Yes. Ask for the auth code status, not a human SLA. [55.4]

Update 70: If you still roll a 1024-bit KSK in 2026 I need you to sit down for a minute.

Update 100: Last train from Almere Poort smelled like rain and fried snacks. Peak Netherlands.

Ha. I said the same thing last week and got three contradictory answers. [79.4]

Roaster in Groningen asked how I wanted it. I said “like the 11:00 train: late but intense”. They understood.

Update 68: Read the DMA FAQ so you do not have to. Gatekeepers, gatekeeping, gated communities of PDFs.

I had the opposite experience in Markerkant. Maybe it is a platform thing. [14.3]

Update 98: Brought leftover cake to Maastricht. It vanished in four minutes. Data point: people like cake.

This should be in the house rules. People keep rediscovering it. [39.6]