Bayart

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by Bayart 5y ago
What myth ? ZFS is significantly slower than run-off-the-mill file systems (namely ext4) on small file random r/w IOPS. Which makes sense because it's made for throughput and redundancy, not latency. It's a pretty shit file
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by Bayart 5y ago
I just saved your post as Markdown, hahaha.
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by Bayart 5y ago
Excuse me for asking, but why would you use ZFS on a laptop/desktop ? That's the target for PopOS.
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by Bayart 5y ago
The assets are still under copyright. On paper you could "re-implement" assets as well, ie. remake all the models, textures, music, voices and rewrite all the quests.
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by Bayart 5y ago
> from Old French; compare "stol", Norwegian for chair vs. English "stool" "Stol" also exists in French, in a way. Frankish * faldistoel -> Modern French fauteuil . > though I'm curious about so
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by Bayart 5y ago
If people had been quite literally blue, it would have been widely written about. You're talking about an era giving people nicknames based on their countenance and using any slight deformity for propaganda was quite common.
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by Bayart 5y ago
The phonological history of English doesn't have much to do with French. English could have had its entire vocabulary replaced by French while still being grammatically and phonologically the same. Internal linguistic processes are muc
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by Bayart 5y ago
Over the last decade, moral grandstanding on colonial and racial matters has become a favourite of the British and American press when it comes to France. I don't think they quite understand the complexity of French-Algerian relations,
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by Bayart 5y ago
Might isn't right.
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by Bayart 5y ago
I see a lot about China trying to export its censorship, but little about how America is already doing it at scale throughout much of the world.
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by Bayart 5y ago
Because the natural behavioural pattern of dominant companies is single-minded resource extraction, including from the commons which the government is in charge of safeguarding. On top of it the relationship they have to private citizens is
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by Bayart 5y ago
Those players would be excluding themselves from all known international football and from transferring to and fro all current clubs and leagues on earth. That would be _complete suicide_. They'd become nobodies overnight. 10B probably
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by Bayart 5y ago
I'm not talking about revenue. Football isn't really an industry, and it's not rational. If you want to compare the cultural and social footprint of football to something it's video games as a whole, not EA on its lo
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by Bayart 5y ago
> Force players to choose between FI-FI-FA legacy league and the new hotness. FIFA has the approval of nation-states and there's massive cultural capital invested in FIFA, especially regarding the World Cup. Nobody's leaving it
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by Bayart 5y ago
Superstition is itself a term of Catholic theology and specifically targets veneration without a formal doctrinal framework, which individual Catholics certainly might be guilty of at times but Catholicism isn't. While the founda
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by Bayart 5y ago
From a French perspective, I don't really see what it brings besides novelty. Sitting all day long at a café is hardly problematic. Plus at noon you can just switch from coffee to beer or wine and order proper food without moving place
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by Bayart 5y ago
I'm using that terminology because, unless stated otherwise, in historical European documentation Empire used by itself usually means the HRE. Furthermore including the Eastern Roman Empire as part of European Medieval history is dub
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by Bayart 5y ago
Alright, since it's an interesting subject I'll take a detour : The only reason the Emperor of Japan is called an Emperor in Western translations is probably because within Japanese historiography it's considered the highes
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by Bayart 5y ago
>So yes, the implications are pretty martial The implications of these terms are spiritual, cosmogonic and social. I don't see what's martial about calling the big guy heavenly king or to wish "ten thousand years",
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by Bayart 5y ago
"Emperor" is a Latin title (through Old French). Whatever martial implorations might simply not exist in Japanese. English isn't the universal language, its semantics aren't enough to describe all of humanity's real
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by Bayart 5y ago
Romans built houses largely out of bricks and half-timbering.
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by Bayart 5y ago
>Europe only has good public transport in very few selected cities and you have to ignore strikes in France to pretend its working well and is reliable. Well, until recently I've lived in a very much French city for twelve years and
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by Bayart 5y ago
Uranium procurement is diversified and more comes from Kazakhstan and Canada than Niger. It's fine confronting Areva, but pretending French energy policy is derivative of an African agenda is uninformed at best.
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by Bayart 5y ago
They'll be spun off into different companies. That's usually what happens when multinationals get cut across by war.
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by Bayart 5y ago
Their foreign policy, their defense and their diplomatic representation is decided by London. They're not sovereign.
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by Bayart 5y ago
I think it's the other way around : due to past propaganda, Russians really like tanks. As a result, tank games come from Russia.
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by Bayart 5y ago
The precompiled AutoEQ/results/ tree has been a godsend, and so is Wavelet. I honestly would think about buying a pair of headphones that's not in it, unless I'm actively looking for a specific sound signature (but it&#x
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by Bayart 5y ago
Sounds pretty cool. Their native CI has an endorsement by Andrew Kelley, and while it might just be advertising based on something nice he said once, it works for me ! The ability to SSH in especially is a feature I could really use. In any
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by Bayart 5y ago
No, what I'm trying to say isn't that your decision-making is flawed, but that there's little decision-making involved and that you're driven into that path by the way the system is structured in the US. You guys are bei
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by Bayart 5y ago
David Oranchak's video last on his, Sam Blake's and Jarl Van Eycke's cracking of Cipher Z-340 last year : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1oQLPRE21o

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