I have something similar, but open fzf to select the branches to delete [1].

    function fcleanb -d "fzf git select branches to delete where the upstream has disappeared"
        set -l branches_to_delete (
            git for-each-ref --sort=committerdate --format='%(refname:lstrip=2) %(upstream:track)' refs/heads/ | \
            egrep '\[gone\]$' | grep -v "master" | \
            awk '{print $1}' | $_FZF_BINARY --multi --exit-0 \
        )

        for branch in $branches_to_delete
            git branch -D "$branch"
        end
    end

[1]: https://github.com/jo-m/dotfiles/blob/29d4cab4ba6a18dc44dcf9...

I have a somewhat similar setup on the application layer (rootless podman, quadlet), but it's NixOS, and there still is SSH ;)

https://github.com/jo-m/fluffy

In Sep 2025, voters in Zürich, Switzerland, approved a ban on gas-powered leaf blowers as well. Additionally, even electrical ones can only be used October-December. Source: https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/swiss-democracy/zurich-voters-b...

There a similar one, but it's the Swiss public transport system: https://tramli.ch/

i had to look it up: Vienna too https://straba.at/

I love that they are also imitating the real sign desing just like OP.

yes, there are.

So, not very safe.

This is what 8 million (Swiss) 5c pieces looks like: https://cdn.unitycms.io/images/BasDL2iBqV3BLXFiXIPDdm.jpg?op...

(A party put them in front of the parliament to launch a campaign for universal basic income)

Road bike tail lights have had IMU controlled brake light functionality for years. Even fairly cheap ones from Aliexpress. Example: https://youtu.be/iH-dYDkd_U0?t=123

I regularly ride both bikes and motorbikes and this never has been a problem, even though the lever that is the rear brake on the bike is the front brake on the motorcycle.

> even though the lever that is the rear brake on the bike is the front brake on the motorcycle

Then your bicycles brakes have been put back on the wrong sides (is home maintenance by a previous owner to blame?).

The front brake should _always_ be on the right. Just like a motorbike.

EDIT: Correction. It appears US and UK bicycles have their brakes on opposite sides. How bizarre!

In the UK, British standard cycle brakes also have the front brake on the right. I think bike brakes being swapped is only a continental Europe thing.

Maybe it coincides with the road driving side - apparently Australia, NZ and Japan also have front brake right, while the US does not.

No. In continental Europe, the front brake is always on the left. Might be different in the UK and US.

here you go... https://trains.jo-m.ch/#/trains/44010