GrumpyBen

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by GrumpyBen 9y ago
Will the Google Car drive at 200 mph ?
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by GrumpyBen 9y ago
No, some Java 8 features are available ( https://developer.android.com/studio/preview/features/java8-... ) but streams are only available on Android Nougat
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by GrumpyBen 10y ago
So which country would you recommend ?
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by GrumpyBen 10y ago
You can't base your thinking on one particular example. Judges can make mistakes. The law makes racism, antisemitism and homophobia illegal. That's fine for me.
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by GrumpyBen 10y ago
You're linking a source that you don't understand. "Toute personne qui refuse délibérément de s’affilier ou qui demande à ne plus être affiliée à un régime de sécurité sociale" This has nothing to do with freedom of spee
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by GrumpyBen 10y ago
That's false. The government of France never tried to pass such a bill. It was a mayor of a small town that tried to ban burkinis but this bill was suspended by a higher court.
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by GrumpyBen 10y ago
Why do you call them French units while it has been an internationally agreed system for decades?
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by GrumpyBen 11y ago
That's why he said "start" :)
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by GrumpyBen 11y ago
You can start testing your ideas working as an auto-entrepreneur on your personal websites or mobile apps and later create a startup when you need funding.
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by GrumpyBen 11y ago
> will persecute the 99 other ones, and even put them in prison No, you won't go to prison if your company fails, unless you've done something illegal, like using company money for personal benefits. > So, they discourage pe
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by GrumpyBen 11y ago
The law says you should only leave your lane if it's safe to do so, no law requires you to sacrifice yourself. "I panicked" is not an excuse, you need to control your vehicle at all time. You should never be in a situation wh
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by GrumpyBen 11y ago
They are known violent protestors. I don't care much about the freedom of "environmentalists" that protest against capitalism by burning down stores. Especially while the country is in state of emergency.
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by GrumpyBen 11y ago
This is temporary, the country is in "state of emergency", that gives the government and the police special powers to reestablish order. I think that was justified after the attacks but I would oppose it if the government wants to
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by GrumpyBen 11y ago
I agree with you and that's actually the case here. If these activists think their house arrest is unfair, they can complain to an administrative judge that will look into their case.
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by GrumpyBen 11y ago
The police had to protect the COP21 and the visit from more than 150 head of states. They also have to protect administrations, newspaper offices, jewish organizations and others potential terrorist targets. There's just not enough pol
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by GrumpyBen 11y ago
They also banned alcohol sales at night in some places for the same simple reason: the police has better things to do right now than dealing with drunk people or anarchists
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by GrumpyBen 11y ago
They're not ecologists, they're anti-globalization anarchists that protested against a new airport by destroying shops in downtown Nantes. They recently threw at the police candles that people left at the memorial for the Paris at
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by GrumpyBen 11y ago
The police found more than 300 illegal weapons during their searches. People that were put under house arrests have a file on them because of their links with terrorists or terrorist organizations. I don't feel the government is abusin
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by GrumpyBen 11y ago
> Most of the time, they found nothing They found 230 illegal weapons. That's not what I call nothing...
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François Hollande calls emergency meeting after WikiLeaks NSA espionnage report(theguardian.com)
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