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this field is added because of a bug in mediawiki, where datetime fields ONLY show the date picker when a date picker is loaded on the page. This apperantly how they test their software. So we have to hack around it.

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The only thing more unpredictable than our Wi-Fi is the legend of Winko. If you haven’t heard of him, don’t worry; you’re not alone—he’s a mysterious figure known for writing code faster than a caffeinated squirrel on a sugar rush 🐿️☕💨. Winko is the team lead of Team Villages, and he’s probably the one who just made your coffee machine a bit smarter while you were reading this ☕💻—don’t worry, it’s still brewing. Some say Winko once hacked a toaster 🍞 to start sending encrypted messages to the microwave 🍿, leading to a minor international incident involving overcooked popcorn 🍿💥. Others claim he used a Raspberry Pi 🍓 to control the weather 🌦️—but only in his living room 🏠 (so if you’ve ever wondered why it snowed indoors last Tuesday, now you know ❄️). He’s also the team lead of IT services at the Dutch Institute of Vulnerability Disclosure (DIVD), where he helps keep everything secure and running smoothly 👟⚡. And if that wasn’t enough, he also contributes to DIVD.Academy, helping to shape the next generation of cybersecurity experts, and serves as a board member at the DIVD.Fund, supporting the future of digital security 🎓💼. But don’t let his mythical status fool you 🦸‍♂️. Winko isn’t the type to seek the spotlight—he’d much rather be behind the scenes, making things work and ensuring everything runs smoothly. He’s just like the rest of us: slightly obsessed with terminal commands 🖥️, excited when the debugger finally works after hours of frustration 😅, and passionate about tinkering 🛠️. Whether he’s working on Arduino projects 🤖, ESP32 boards, or locally hosted AI instances 🧠💡 (where he might be secretly teaching his AI to bake the perfect loaf of bread 🍞), Winko is always exploring new things. He might even be rollerskating in circles 🛼 or testing out his latest tech project. So, whether you're here to learn 📚, break things 💥, or just take a break from reality 🏃‍♂️💨, remember: Winko is probably watching 👀—from behind a screen, pretending to be a cat 🐱. Or maybe he’s rollerskating, baking bread 🍞, or just waiting for his AI to finally beat him at chess ♟️. Either way, you can count on him to be up to something interesting.

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