pontoon

To cross even a river you need pontoon bridges to get tanks across and then trucks for supplies.

To clarify the dual license, our connectors are under MIT and the core of Pontoon is under ELv2.

Based on the wake behind the vessel, it appears that the pontoon supports might even be providing some lift.

You might cable the ships together (i.e., turn them into a giant pontoon raft) and then put a platform over the top.

My dad has a pontoon boat that he has to twice yearly haul around.

Here's an example from the language-ext Samples [1], it's a game of 21/pontoon.

It's funny how he'll have a hole in the wall of the building, a pontoon boat, and a car or two out there...

The pontoon bridge works in Seattle because the main port is in the Puget Sound and there isn't any major shipping in Lake Washington.

I get the feeling that you have little to no experience on the water outside of Jaws and pontoon party boats.

Last week I used Claude extensively to design the upgrade to my homemade pontoon boat.

So, I guess I would suggest looking at Pontoon -- seeing if there's a way into companies through 3rd parties like this.

So without any real foils/wings to generate lift, even if a bubble could be formed, the pontoon would literally fall to the bottom of the bubble.

> Open source: Pontoon is free to use by anyone And yet, the top level license file contains two licenses, a goddamn if statement, and finally a default to Elastic License which is not open source Then, because if this trickery, lawyers get to make good money because does "2.

When you're setting up a data model with Pontoon, you just define which column has the customer id (we call it a tenant id) and it handles sending the right data to the right customer.