That’s litterally the same as I wrote.

Und das sie überhaupt noch wachsen, ist ehr die Ausnahme global betrachtet.

Given how their election system works, it might very well be that the left alliance wins most seats. I guess we will know soon.

Again please see the above presentation. And yes a central bank could also use Taler, as one of many banks, which would prevent it from being centralised on a single one like in the case of CBDC.

GNU Taler isn’t a currency, its a payment system. And it can be used internationally, you are just completely misunderstanding its purpose and how it functions.

If you would have bothered to see the linked presentation you would know that GNU Taler is explicitly positioning itself as a better international payment standard to prevent central bank digital currencies from taking that role (as commercial banks do not like the idea either).

Its pointless to compare GNU Taler to Bitcoin or other crypto currencies, as it solves a completely different problem space.

https://github.com/lldap/lldap is a good alternative that’s easy to setup.

Did you read the article?

https://github.com/thomiceli/opengist

Does what you want except the auto-delete I think.

If your system is compromised to such an extend, it really doesn’t make much difference how the keys are stored at rest.

Last time I drove a rental Ford it was an endless amount of random ding-dings and dangerous interference with steering. Maybe you get used to it after a while, but I found it extremely annoying.