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You think nobody takes the piss out of them ? Bezos was the joke of the day he launched a dick rocket.
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4y ago
And much like Goodwill, it's rare to find a bargain that wasn't filtered before coming in the store.
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I've used Popeye because it comes shipped with k9s, which is the best k8s "dashboard" in my opinion. I really like it but it tends to bug out a bit on my terminal.
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It's based on social codes more than anything, similar to other countries. There are preferred vectors of transmission for such codes. In France some schools my play a part but I don't believe it's so segregated. The role of
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Yeah, we got to work in donkey carts. Seriously...
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I've watched his YT channel for a year or so and really came to like it. It's good enough to scratch the hitch about the semi-con industry without getting into industry-specific publications levels of details.
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4y ago
Countries with strong labour laws also have strong unions. Their existence is precisely the reason why such labour laws exist. It's a matter of power balance, and laws swing the way power is.
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4y ago
One micro service a day keeps real work away !
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The most straightforward way is probably to dump the raw stream from the renderer, post-decoding.
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> You'll probably be making less than 60k in that case, if you can even find a job… Paris has the largest job market but there still a lot of jobs around the country. In my area, which couldn't be further away from Paris, senio
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I often have a chuckle when I see US companies bragging about their « generous » policies which are systematically bellow the legal minimum in France. This being said, a lot of IT professionals here don't take all of their paid leave
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Total doesn't have a stellar reputation abroad.
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French lowered production capacity at the moment is largely due to delayed inspections because of Covid.
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Brazil not existing doesn't imply the land wouldn't be used. And to settled populations such as we are, striping forest to plant crops comes as natural as breathing. The Amazon forest would be stripped as long as it's economi
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In the instance, the piping can easily be repurposed to run other kinds of lines (for example electric, phone, fibre). Which it certainly was.
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French cars are fine (and German cars aren't what they used to be, I wouldn't buy a recent BMW) !
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I literally used a paper check last month for my new apartment's deposit. It's still fairly common for some transactions in France. Last I heard, faxing was still a thing in corporate Germany.
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4y ago
Thanks for the heads up on this project. I use Calibre but I find it highly idiosyncratic. This fits my needs better.
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>and other remnants of the last century that are non-existent in many European countries And also very much existent in many European countries, in particular the most important ones. Paper tech debt isn't exclusive to the US, any S
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4y ago
Did you turn it off and on again ?
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Considering corporate « success » in a capitalist environment amounts to the accumulation of wealth and power outside of the commons, yes, it's absolutely the way to go.
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There's Shenzhen.
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I stopped caring for private trackers after the few I was invested in closed down, and it's pretty high maintenance. Nowadays public trackers are pretty much enough for everything I'm looking for.
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I wish people stopped using « Ponzi scheme » for anything and everything. It is not a Ponzi scheme. And even if it were, it probably wouldn't be the largest.
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4y ago
More vulnerable compared to what ? The EU itself is barely a few generations old. And if your point of reference is the US, it's just 250 years old. There's very little data to go off of.
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At the time the Mongols were in Iran. It's just before the sack of Bagdad. Meanwhile the West was in the Eastern Mediterranean with the Latin states. It's not that far away and they were obviously aware of the Mongols.
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So the ASMR directory of Twitch.
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The headphones thing is very much a matter of morphology and personal preference. I know for instance anything other than IEMs is intolerable over any significant period of time for myself.
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The syro-malabar Catholics also use Syriac for their rite.
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I think the WSL uses 9P.
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