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That was true and it might be true for most of the production process, but as you may read in this article https://arstechnica.com/cars/2023/02/mercedes-ceo-tells-ars-... they are actively working to change and speed up the software development process:

Källenius explained the current system to Ars Technica like this:

    "So some engineer in Sindelfingen comes up with a concept. You have to write that down. You have to send it to the supplier that needs to be quoted. Then procurement people need to negotiate with each other. Then that supplier goes to some sub-supplier in Eastern Europe and wherever they do. It goes back up the chain again. It gets tested and nine months later, you have actually changed something in your infotainment system. Now you go into the ESH [Mercedes' electric Software Hub]. To say, let's change this and you just do it."

I'd bet that many languages have this idiom. I know it in Latin, Italian and German: - gutta cavat lapidem - la goccia scava la pietra - steter Tropfen höhlt den Stein

I own a Varmilo VA88M and I would like to replace the spacebar with a smaller one to have a bigger left alt key, similar to the MBP keyboard.

I've already googled for a shorter spacebar keycap, but without luck.

Does anybody have a suggestion?

Another good example of why two monitors are useful is to have on one your favourite confenerence program with all the nice videos from your colleagues, and on the main one the page/board whatever you are discussing about. I.e. a Confluence page with collaborative editing on one monitor and Zoom/Teams on the second one.