LelouBil

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   How Square Enix Convinced Disney to Make Kingdom Hearts (2019)(animenewsnetwork.com)

   1 points by LelouBil 3y ago|0 comments
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   by LelouBil 3y ago

   You could see it as the whole international flight system being refactored, consumers will still use planes like before
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   by LelouBil 3y ago

   Oh yeah my bad I explained it poorly. The next steps doesn't prevent the ones before. But about under performers, it has an exception for movies that did under a specific amount of entries, for them the timeline is shorter but still th
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   by LelouBil 3y ago

   There's like 2 registry keys to edit and poof, no more web results in the start menu.
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   by LelouBil 3y ago

   French law defines a whole "media chronology" where a movie can only be shown in theaters the first x months, then it can only be leased for the next x months, then released in disc, etc...
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   by LelouBil 3y ago

   https://commission.europa.eu/law/law-topic/data-protection/r...
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   by LelouBil 3y ago

   The European parliament is made of deputees elected from each European countries, so why would it not be ?
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   by LelouBil 3y ago

   This is easily fined for non compliance, however the process is currently very slow but it depends on the country you signal it.
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   by LelouBil 3y ago

   When you have a truly compliant gdpr dialog, aka simple yes/no, I found lots of non tech people around me click no. I'd say about 50%
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    Wouldn't notepad++ be better because of the auto save ? I think auto saving of unsaved documents is one of it's best features
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    In France, lots of restaurant give you a carafe, and they are obligated by law to give you free water if you ask (and you ordered something).
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    I'm not sure JIRA is meant to be "post-it note management."
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    Isn't stealth updating TOS illegal in the EU ?
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    I only use private browsing when looking at stuff I need to look right now but that I don't want in my recommendations. I find it's pretty easy to curate your YouTube recommendations like this.
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    I'm not really talking about the "errors" ergonomics, but more about error handling. The methods like .map .map_err .and_then I feel are way easier to reason about and also often shorter that what would happen in a control fl
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    It's just like in Kotlin !
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    Yeah, exceptions and try/catch blocks have way worse ergonomics that Result<Err,Ok>.
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    Storing dead people at -196°C [video](youtube.com)

    96 points by LelouBil 3y ago|239 comments
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    For me (in France) it's the bank app's 2FA or sms 2FA if not available.
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    Every company/org posting their news using accounts on a decentralized interoperable service instance that they self host. This is the future.
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    HTTP/2 Supports multiplexing, so you can send multiple requests at once on the same connection
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    I also want to add (since I couldn't find any articles in English about it) that 6 influencers were already sanctioned and have the obligation to pin a post detailing their fraudulent practices on all of their social medias for a month
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    Influencers in firing line as France tackles scams(bbc.com)

    2 points by LelouBil 3y ago|1 comments
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    France has an app in beta right now called "France identité". It can replace your physical ID but it also has other useful features. The most useful one is the ability to generate Identity Proofs that contain only the minimum requ
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    Use Bitwarden! You can self host it or even use the alternative server implementation Vaultwarden. I'm also in the process of de-googling, so far I have passwords, contact sync and calendar sync all self hosted. Photos are tricker sinc
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    I'm not talking about joining, registration would only be allowed for government officials and institutions. The usefulness would be a feed of official information, like what is being posted on Twitter by these same agencies right now.
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    I'm not sure what you mean, this address serves as a perfect way to see the latest short form information about EU institutions (even more so now, because of the ongoing twitter situation) regardless of the amount of posters.
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    I don't think it would only reach .1% of their population. It's talking about replacing all of the Twitter accounts of government agencies with accounts on a central mastodon instance for the government, that would serve the same
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    Oh but registration would be closed for the public. In the Europe case it serves as a central official communication hub. Since many public officials around the world are using twitter kinda like this I think it would make sense. It could b
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    by LelouBil 3y ago

    Lol, I always make this mistake because in french the word for mastodon is "Mastodonte". https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/mastodonte