A throwaway line I said while walking with @Jürgen Gmach @Hynek Schlawack @Hugo van Kemenade and Nicholas Tollervey to the EuroPython social event in reference to people relaxing about potential breakage in a release and just lean into bumping the version instead. Credit to Claude for helping me make the image.

Does anyone have a recommendation for a travel eSIM? It will primarily be for EU, UK, and US travel. I prefer better/easier UX over cheapest price. I won't be tethering, so this is for data on my phone while I'm out and about. Bonus if there's some way to have multiple eSIMs on one family account. And while this shouldn't matter, I'm on Android. (And for anyone curious as to how outrageous Canadian telecoms are, US roaming is CAD$14/day, CAD$16/day everywhere else.)

https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/trump-supreme-court-deportations-1.7568872 Does this mean that if I visit the US and they decide to kick me out via deportation (let's say there's a disagreement over whether I'm performing work or not while in the States), they could legally send me to South Sudan instead of Canada?

For a PEP discussion, it's been eerily quiet... I don't want to be more specific since I don't want people to find a reason to say something, but it is a good sign I covered everything in the latest version and people are generally happy with the outcome.