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by FoeNyx 9y ago
Not sure you'd want some high energy photons scattering on your face after the collision of the light sabers. Except if you want to call it "the photon menace".
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by FoeNyx 9y ago
Not sure I understand what you are trying to say. Herbivores, by definition, do eat living organisms (plants).
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by FoeNyx 9y ago
But, in the article, the "bad examples" he gave, some real people wrote them. If you had to write back to such people with "bare" English, wouldn't they judge you as "childlike and naive" too? Isn't i
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by FoeNyx 9y ago
In less than a year, on 2018-05-25, the new regulation will apply to organizations collecting or processing personal data (name, address, email, picture, etc) of EU residents. It's full of interesting things, here a quick TL;DR (no gua
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New EU's data protection Regulation will apply in May 2018(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by FoeNyx 9y ago|1 comments
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by FoeNyx 9y ago
Nice to see that last year prediction about an event this month was spot on. Also related: • https://twitter.com/tsboyajian • https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/bizarre-star-dims... • https:&#
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New dimming event of the Tabby's Star(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by FoeNyx 9y ago|1 comments
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by FoeNyx 9y ago
And let's not forget the infamous Atlantic Wall ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantic_Wall
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by FoeNyx 9y ago
> a meal without bread is unthinkable in France. It's an overstatement, it's totally thinkable (and in fact people often don't eat any bread depending on the kind of meal).
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by FoeNyx 9y ago
And "Fashion" is highly dependent of the location. Trendy in Tokyo is maybe not so in Paris, and vice-versa.
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by FoeNyx 9y ago
It guessed I had a variant of Windows, yet I'm running a Linux with no spoofing of any kind. By transitivity FreeBSD is a subvariant of Windows ... or maybe not.
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by FoeNyx 9y ago
Social networks should also tackle how their recommendation algorithm might be influencing the "information bubble" of citizens (or at least be gamed in order to do so). For example in France, during an election campaign, official
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
It tastes good indeed, but in figure 3, France had 5 other brands containing some plastic polymers and/or pigment particles ... I now wonder from which brand is that F sample (clue : apparently packaged in a Glass container) Anyway the
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
Not sure you can call it an immigration form, because it's targeting "nonimmigrant visitor". Moreover the form do not specifically mention concentration camp guards: > "(...) between 1933 and 1945 were involved, in a
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
> "I'm sorry madam, this is an operating system we don't support" On the other side, old hardware can get a new lease of life thanks to linux. I have an old scanner (>10y) still working fine 'out of the box&#x
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
> in other words, Trump didn't order the attacks Yep, he did not order it, he only asked kindly for some help > “Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing,”
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
> The pyramids were also built with slave labour. Last time I read about this subject, historians and egyptologists were still having some disputes about this.
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
In fact the video shows the 'inverted' mode at some point. https://youtu.be/NkUTGpegZN0?t=363
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
Also obligatory xkcd : https://www.xkcd.com/743/ > If you think he's crazy about a topic just wait 5 years, you'll admit he's right. 2012 → 2017 : yep after Snowden leaks in 2013 that confirmed Micros
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
> the web VR using A-frame is at: http://virtualforest.io/vrforest.html And it works better with WebGL enabled, else you get a rather empty page.
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
> I've seen this claim several times about French. Who said it was about modern French? French has been heavily influenced by different cultures. Some apparently used full or partial vigesimal systems such as in Basque, Breton, Norm
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
It could also interestingly be mixed with reflected binary code [1] with only one segment changing between two successive values. > Theoretically, the Unicode Consortium could decide to add the Birkana symbols to the Unicode specificatio
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
> Either way, 0-F is a lot easier. Easier for us because it's the conventional way hexadecimal was represented in computer history, and how we learned it. That rune-like system is more "logical" in the way you can visually
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
On a side note, it might not be a good idea to directly glare at powerful LEDs. French Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety noted [1] some points that might not be photo-biologicaly safe, the main points being
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
That also reminds me of an interesting research paper last year about a "Machine Learning Approach to Visual Perception of Forest Trails for Mobile Robots". ( http://robohub.org/drones-recognise-and-follow-forest-t
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
> this guy always has to be right and would work terribly with people of different levels of skills Are you talking about the recruiter?
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
> On the other hand, that person is leaking his information directly to me just because of typos when he fills out online forms. I often get some misdirected emails because of a very banal name in my country. When the email contains a th
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
Isn't this way too steep to be Mt Fuji?
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
To quote Krebs [1] on that subject: > BCP38 is designed to filter such spoofed traffic, so that it never even traverses the network of an ISP that’s adopted the anti-spoofing measures. However, there are non-trivial economic reasons that
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by FoeNyx 10y ago
> I think it also works with letters. Indeed it does. According to the man page : "When characters are supplied, the expression expands to each character lexicographically between x and y, inclusive, using the default C locale.&quot

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