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by Bayart 4y ago
The first uses I've seen from governments have see fast response task forces during disasters.
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Without nationwide regulation to homogenize the network, it looks like it can be very perfectible (looking at the US).
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> Why do I need Docker for such a simple task? Containers are more consistent and have less side effects than packages. > I'm sorry but installing Docker on a tiny VPS last time I checked wasn't any light at all. There'
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That would be the largest video game leak since what, Half Life 2 ? Was there any real AAA source code leak in the meantime ?
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> The hacker, who provided screenshots of internal Uber systems to demonstrate his access, said that he was 18 years old and had been working on his cybersecurity skills for several years. He said he had broken into Uber’s systems becaus
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by Bayart 4y ago
It's possible thanks to 23andme « results » being worthless. It doesn't show where you're from, it shows with which set of samples you overlap (with a very broad interval of confidence). The only use for that type of service
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Vocabulary != grammar. The English dictionary was certainly populated by Old French, but the structure and phonetics of the language remained on their own course.
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Considering a lot of the richest people in Britain still have Norman names, I think the « French reparations » is something the British should ask from their own aristocracy.
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The Roman Inquisition is (it stills exists) a judicial body created with the explicit intent to prevent summary justice and its side-effects, as well as to stop superstitious practices (in particular relative to « witches », which the C
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by Bayart 4y ago
You should hang out around small cinemas and niche festivals, you'd see everything can be and is made. There's a universe beyond studios. I just saw Cronenberg's Futur Crimes (the direct successor to Videodrome and eXistenZ)
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Native Americans didn't have the means to offer any substantial resistance past the initial stages of colonisation in North America. The point is moot. That's not even getting into the fact that "Native Americans" only e
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Has it ? What's the data point, beyond Hitler ? Because History has shown repeatedly and consistently that escalation is reckless and extremely costly.
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His opinion is perfectly reasonable. Even without the war, Ukraine is extremely far from EU accession standards. It was very nearly a failed state in the early 2010s. Nobody West of the Elbe river wants to deal with yet another ultra-conser
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What economic suicide ? It's not exactly a balanced struggle. It's painful for Europeans, but it's deadly for Russia. You can't bankroll Ukraine's up-scaling and fuel Russia's economy at the same time anyway, i
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Utter rubbish. If you want to send kids to war, do it with your own. Ukraine is neither in NATO, nor the EU. The best course of action is supporting it while it frees itself with its own means, which is what is happening.
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The Ukrainian army has been brought up to NATO standards over the last 8 years. The training programs for officers and NCOs were quite successful.
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I agree with you. I wanted to include in my post that it had likely to do with Freemasons having ritual without much in the way of doctrine, but I didn't want to appear inflammatory.
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> Interestingly, the Catholic church _hates_ Freemasonry, for some reason. Freemasonry (and secret societies of the same style) was very active in the Age of Revolution and participated in the uprooting of the Church's power base. A
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I'm already subbed to it, but thanks on behalf of the others !
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It's mostly a familly thing, I guess. I'm younger than you are but always ate frogs regularly.
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Is it related to the litrpg sub-reddit ? I ended up there semi-randomly (reading far too many Chinese webnovels) and it's a pretty nice place for discovery, as a reader.
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Now what you hear is not a test: I'm rappin' to the beat God, it's stuck in my head again.
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Peugeot successively made : - Wheat flour - Steel - Saws - Coffee grinders - Corsets - Bicycles - Cars You can still buy Peugeot grinders and bicycles.
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> I recently read that Marseilles is a prison of rival drug cartels. You've read rubbish. Marseille has gang issues in some neighborhood but it's not a « prison ». It's certainly paying the price for poor urbanism in the 5
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Speed. Whether it's hot reloading, auto-completion, history searching etc. as has been discussed in the thread, it's really all about doing things faster with less input and better feedback.
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It's the mutuelle . The way healthcare works here, the essential medical stuff is reimbursed by the universal healthcare system ( sécurité sociale ), and the rest is out of pocket. The mutuelle covers the part that's normally f
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Private healthcare in France is supplementary to public healthcare and mostly abides by regulations dictating what can be reimbursed by the social security system, there's quite a bit of price control. It only gets wild in niche produc
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I wouldn't call them our best treasures. La Grande Chartreuse on the other side...
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At $CURRENT_JOB I have no access to virtualization on Windows and I am forced to use some flavour of MSYS2 to access basic survival tools.
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Agriculture is probably more of a factor.

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