Gmo

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by Gmo 13y ago
I know he is, he has posted on HN several times before.
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by Gmo 13y ago
They did with what they had available as a tool : By law, they can't fine more than 150 000 euros ... I agree (and I'm pretty sure the CNIL agrees) it's not enough.
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by Gmo 13y ago
Seconded. After having tried the headset, that was exactly my thought. Just put a cam in front and a way to switch view quickly to be able to also see people with the headset on if you wish.
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by Gmo 13y ago
Except if it is http://www.jsbin.com/ :) But I feel exactly like you.
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by Gmo 13y ago
YES, great trilogy, some of my favorite SF books, I also highly recommend it.
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by Gmo 13y ago
You forgot the main reason : because it goes against your preconceived ideas about "The French".
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by Gmo 13y ago
subtext: easytiger spreading FUD First, this is about privacy rights. Second, this is an independent agency. Third, it is actually rumored that other equivalent agencies in the EU will take the same kind of measures.
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by Gmo 13y ago
Same here, gmail addresses of our company were affected
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by Gmo 13y ago
Well, I was educated in France and I was taught those tricks.
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by Gmo 13y ago
IE6 introduced XmlHttpRequest, just one of the things where it was ahead of its competition.
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by Gmo 13y ago
There is on in Wageningen, although you might not call that a city depending on where you're coming from :o)
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by Gmo 13y ago
What a full load of BS.
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by Gmo 13y ago
I wish there would at least be screenshots. For instance, I read a lot of webcomics through RSS feeds, this is a service I could use, but I would need to see how it looks like first.
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by Gmo 13y ago
Hey doe88, It's probably too late for you to read this, but I just wanted, as a fellow citizen, say that I totally agree with you. I am fed up with every article posted here painting France as the worst country that ever was and ever w
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by Gmo 13y ago
I disagree. I get far away from any RSS reader trying to put "intelligence" into my feed reading. There are indeed curated communities for that (choose your own poison, obviously, HN is one of those). But no amount of machine lear
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by Gmo 13y ago
Ha thanks, this was really frustrating indeed.
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by Gmo 13y ago
I have more than a 100 tabs open at once, it DOES add up.
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by Gmo 13y ago
"No Multi-Process Architecture" This is a feature, and I like it. The rest is just flamebait.
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by Gmo 13y ago
They have done that on a lot of routes in France.
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by Gmo 13y ago
What I always find funny with this type of discussion is that, when an article talks about the state of broadband connection in the US, someone (usually more than one person actually) will inevitably use the argument that the country is too
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by Gmo 13y ago
I would not call merging towns around Paris in Paris centralization. It's more the contrary actually, as you should see this move for "Paris the town" and not "Paris the capital of France". Actually, this should be
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by Gmo 13y ago
I guess it does not otherwise they would not ask it :) I guess it's just cultural. I'm not German so I can't answer more than that. As for France (I'm French but I was not working in France for the past 6 years), I have
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by Gmo 13y ago
Like what you can see through all the comments, there is no "European way of applying", even though there is officially a "European type CV", but don't know much about it. I just went through the process recently (i
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by Gmo 13y ago
We had supersonic flight (Concorde, also by airbus btw) and it was far too fuel inefficient (that and I think also they were not allowed in some countries if I remember correctly)
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by Gmo 13y ago
Oh yes, don't talk to me about the food :)
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by Gmo 13y ago
Somehow, the article is polluted with islamophobic/racist comments. But being a foreigner living in the Netherlands, I can say that most of what is said here is true (I would put a few nuances for some points but well, everybody has a
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by Gmo 13y ago
I think the so called "30% rule" has been made stricter lately though. So don't count on it as a 100% sure thing.
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by Gmo 13y ago
The EU directive put a legal up limit on the number of hours you can work yes. But this limit is quite high. Besides, this limit does not apply when the person goes home and work in the evenings from there on her own will (and for certain p
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by Gmo 13y ago
That's not at all how it works. This is completely absurd. First, you need to plan your days off. So in reality, you will work 40hrs 1 week and 32 the next one for instance. Secondly, when you have a certain status (called "cadre"), you are
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by Gmo 13y ago
Yeah I don't know anybody that leaves after 7h being at work ...

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