Gmo

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by Gmo 12y ago
Yeah but still less good than E&C on desktop app development ;)
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by Gmo 12y ago
Completely agree with you. I was using constantly edit&continue at my previous job, doing desktop applications. But I can't use it anymore in my new jobs since we do ASP.NET Web API :( I guess the problem lies more with IIS than wi
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by Gmo 12y ago
Yes, saw the commit on your project, thanks ! :)
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by Gmo 12y ago
Thanks, I'm especially interested in the dashboard part since I have a personal project with a "dashboard" view ! :)
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by Gmo 12y ago
Ha and to not be totally negative, because I like it a lot, is the code open source somewhere ?
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by Gmo 12y ago
I had the same message on my Windows Phone 8. It actually doesn't show too bad. So I would anyway rewrite this message. - First, why absolutely say Chrome ? Especially if it actually works in Firefox. - Second, well, even if I wanted,
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by Gmo 12y ago
Totally agree. It almost looks like you are my colleague ;-) At any point, we have at least 3 different feature branches, which can be relatively long running (minimum 1 week), this is because we have a range of products sharing the same ba
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by Gmo 12y ago
Actually, a lot of people who have an WP 8 phone do like the OS a lot. I know I do at least.
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by Gmo 12y ago
I tend to do the same. I find there is some kind of "logic" to this idea :D
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by Gmo 12y ago
Huh, isn't it just start&stop ?
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by Gmo 12y ago
Charlie Hebdo is notoriously against the Front National and Marine Le Pen and has made tons of satire against them. It's totally wrong to say they would do any caricature to support any of their theses. This is misinformation and lack
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by Gmo 12y ago
cost of living vs quality of living : Frankly, this is true almost only for Paris. I live in Nantes right now (after 7 years in the Netherlands) and the quality of living is great, at a fraction of the price in Paris. Second, not everybody
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by Gmo 12y ago
I have to agree with most of this (not Parisian, but French, going to Paris regularly)
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by Gmo 12y ago
In French, piste (de ski) means skiing slope / skiing trail
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HDDWatches. The geek watch made out from a HDD(indiegogo.com)
2 points by Gmo 12y ago|0 comments
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by Gmo 12y ago
yes d3.js is kind of an assembly for visualization and it's fine like that. But honestly, I don't see how those 2 lines .on('mouseover', this.rolloverOn(args)) .on('mouseout', this.rolloverOff(args));
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by Gmo 12y ago
I meant "who has lived 7 years in the Netherlands" of course.
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by Gmo 12y ago
As a Frenchman who has lived 7 years in France, I can't agree with you. Is the Dutch industrial sliced-bread better than the French sliced-bread ? Yeah, mostly because it's "freshly" baked every morning. But it is still
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by Gmo 12y ago
Wow, I am both happy and sad. Happy because I always wished for an html 5 version, sad because I wish I had done it myself
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by Gmo 12y ago
At my previous employer, I had to use VB.NET and you honestly forget about it after a couple of weeks, especially since both languages are mostly on par today ...
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by Gmo 12y ago
No you're not :)
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by Gmo 12y ago
Was down in France
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by Gmo 12y ago
Your friend is not well-informed. If he is a European citizen as you indicate (more exactly, if he is a European resident, as for outside Europe, I have no clue), he will be able to transfer his annuity to his country of residence. As far a
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by Gmo 12y ago
As mentioned elsewhere, there is Viadeo.
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Ardubracelet: My Bracelet Plays Tetris(arduboy.com)
4 points by Gmo 12y ago|0 comments
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by Gmo 12y ago
BizSpark is called BizSpark since a long time. BizSpark is not their cloud offering, it's simply their program for giving away software licenses to startups
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by Gmo 12y ago
Indeed, Nantes is much better ! ;-P
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by Gmo 12y ago
Makes me think of this book (which turns out pretty badly) : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dice_Man
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by Gmo 12y ago
To be honest, I did not experience it first hand myself, because I've read this behaviour from many other people. What I know is that I have more than 300 tabs in Firefox currently, both on my home machine and my work machine, and I do
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by Gmo 12y ago
And I hope we won't have it (although I know they are working on it and it's on the roadmap, so I have no illusion). Given the number of tabs I have constantly open, I know that Chrome cannot handle it (I guess IE is the same here

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