Bayart

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   by Bayart 5y ago

   I'm not so intellectually fragile that I need everything I read to fit my worldview. Note that I'm referring chiefly to its literary qualities (which in my mind trumps editorial lines). There are publications out there that line u
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   by Bayart 5y ago

   I'm surprised Caddy isn't more popular. I use it to serve my blog and reverse proxy a few services and it's completely hassle free. It's much better than nginx in that respect, especially if you include TLS termination.
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   by Bayart 5y ago

   We've left the 19th c. a while back.
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   by Bayart 5y ago

   State media != state propaganda. It's financed by the State but there's no editorial oversight, just a coloration that's inerantly due to the culture it exists in. It's far more similar to DW or Al Jazeera than it is to
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   by Bayart 5y ago

   I've been a regular Monde diplo reader for years, even if I'm a consubtantial right-winger (and it's well known for being very left-wing), for the only reason that it's the best written paper in France.
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   by Bayart 5y ago

   The current Switzerland goes back to 1848. There was a massive shift n administration and statecraft throughout Europe after the French Revolution, even in Scandinavia. Britain's the only country that kept to its own.
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   by Bayart 5y ago

   I'm not too worried, at least where I live. Light pollution has become a talking point in the EU.
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   by Bayart 5y ago

   You've basically got it right when it comes to marking. All the brands I've mentionned, and really all the reputable clothing / shoeing companies, have a production cost that's around 50% of the retail price. Add in all
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   by Bayart 5y ago

   Nowadays most Levi's jeans are just stuff made in cheap labour countries with poor cloth. I think they still made some selvedge jeans in the US under their Made & Crafted label. If you want good Made in the US jeans, look at Gustin
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    Uniqlo's better than most fast fashion brands, but it's still pretty mediocre and made in deplorable conditions.
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    Filson, Bastong and Arc'teryx should be right up your alley.
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    There are a few excellent UK-made brands out there, although it's on the expensive side it's definitely quality stuff that lasts : Mackintosh, Drake's, Barbour (depending on the price range), Sunspel, Private White V.C., John
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    I see LatAm as more reminiscent of the EU in terms of its capital structure than Africa.
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    Mediocre people bring mediocrity. Business and management illiteracy among tech people is what allows snake-oil sellers to get a foot inside the door.
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    >or something as simple as picking up consumables with a simple press of a button with no animations That's something they probably picked up from Monster Hunter.
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    It's really hard to get a signal that doesn't have a pattern.
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    For the same reason we tolerate any armament company : we need them.
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    > He really pissed people off when he pointed out that the Vichy Regime in France was an independent, preoccupation movement, and not merely “German occupation.” > Not what the French want to hear. The pre-war French far-right, which
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    All the core software and much of the tooling running cloud infrastructure is OSS. The browsers are OSS. The allowable space for proprietary software has shrunk significantly.
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    He still has to deal with taxation in his own country
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    I'm French and I take my US layout keyboard everywhere I think I might type. All software engineering tooling is just meant for it. It's a harsh lesson I've learned through the torture of using Emacs with a French layout.
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    I don't plan on ever having a state pension. Most people my age just live with the idea that we're canon fodder for the economy.
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    That's hyperbolic and false. Dev salaries are much better than the rest at equivalent education levels, just like they are everywhere. And pensions are quite low, although they usually assume that pensionneers own their home and have l
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    I think lighter teas does have more caffeine per weight, but they're have much shorter infusion times (with the exception of Pu'er, which can go through15 infusions).
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    This is awesome and an excellent way to start my day, thank you !
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    Back to not using YouTube on mobile.
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    Well, it benefits me. I don't want to yield data I don't need to and I will not accept any godforsaken cookie. I'm very happy to be made aware by the sites themselves of their degree of sleeziness.
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    > I fear that this pattern could continue until I become my father in my 50s and 60s. I try not to judge people so much anymore. I'm getting to the same age but I don't have kids yet. Still, I've grown to come to the same
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    All countries. Western countries aren't especially evil or hypocritical.
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    by Bayart 5y ago

    The good thing about Dacia is that since they're made from high volume Renault parts, repairs are cheap as well.