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by Pedrit0 6y ago
Well, I think we have no choice in Europe even if it looks weird and too late. Keeping on depending on the US or China for vital infrastructures such as cloud would be a suicide for Europe. US and China cannot be trusted as they only think
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
Merci de le dire... Parfois cette mentalité collective qui nous caractérise me rend dingue... Le Français passe son temps à cracher sur tout et tout le monde, et surtout sur son propre pays. Donc ça fait du bien de voir des concitoyens qui
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
Europe has to start from somewhere in a market currently dominated by the US and the Chinese... This project may look like a joke for people in the Silicon Valley but everything we do in Europe looks like a joke for Americans. They laugh at
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
I am not this guy who was obsessed by Linux Kernel. Just check your Disqus dashboard and you will get the list of the users you banned these last days if you cannot remember by yourself ^^ But anyway, why dismissing the whole website which
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
A single one :) Sure about that ? ^^ But nice to hear that dismissing your article leads to ban. Indeed this is what I experienced myself...
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
Or bans you :-) How funny so many people point out the subjectivity of your article huh ? Facts, facts, facts... Pedrito :-)
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
A WFT real story involving burlesque performers, Antifa, Mac Innes (founder of Vice News), a far right 'fight club', cops, counter-terrorism, journalists and cats.
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The catlady who fought Gavin McInnes and his 'Proud Boys' far right group(julietjeskeblog.com)
3 points by Pedrit0 6y ago|1 comments
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
C'est pas mal :-) Je connaissais pas. Merci pour le lien pioc !
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
Moi aussi j'ai bossé sur la RGPD pour mon ancienne boite (grosse boite industrielle) et j'ai cru mourir :-) Je suis manager dans l'IT. Le gros moment de solitude quand tu réalises qu'au niveau de tes outils, produits, mé
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
Another link : https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4063800/ For those who do not know the show, it shares the same ambiance as Homeland, but it is far more realistic and disturbing.
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Season 5 of 'The Bureau' spy show aired in France. No date for UK/US release(thecinemaholic.com)
4 points by Pedrit0 7y ago|1 comments
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
T'es Français ?
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
I am almost sure (I must admit I am a bit too lazy to search more deeply :-) ) that the new European regulation about data privacy makes it impossible. I have a cousin who his lawyer. I ll ask him tomorrow and get back here to tell you (jus
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
I can understand that the specificity of the Indian market can prompt this kind of policy. We, Westerners, would not like it for cultural reasons but we do not have to deal with the Indian reality... However your issue inspires me 2 thought
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
In France for example, such a practice is totally illegal and you would have serious issues with justice if you tried to apply this policy. But most of all, and more broaldly, in Europe your app would be shamed publicly in media and no one
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
More broadly I am just wondering if this submitted link to 'Make Linux Fast Again' is just relevant. Let me explain: - For tech savvy people, the boot options disabling the spectre mitigation are a very poor information as it take
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
Promoting to disable the spectre mitigation should at least come with explanation and warning...
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
Oh let me be more explicit: Google's destiny is deeply intricated with geopolitics, and as several US-based giants it will have its future indexed on the US destiny. And the US are declining at the speed of light. China has built its o
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
Well, Google may be an anomaly too...
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About the resignation of top EU scientist related to Covid crisis(erc.europa.eu)
4 points by Pedrit0 7y ago|0 comments
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
Karma certainly. But nothing poetic as his life is at stake.
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
As a European I am not a great fan of him, but I sincerely wish him to get through this and a good recovery.
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
AutoIT... I do not like to use it this way at all but you can manage many things using the AU3 macro system. Can be useful for beginners...
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
Am not sure this 'Jesus Christ' you invoke in your answer would like your words and your logic...
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
NATO is brain-dead. The turkish situation buried it and the american failure to show its leadership in this situation was the epitaph. Trump's policy on that matter has just prompted a major european shift about a true European defence
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
Except the French story is pure fake as the masks were all delivered to UK. As Macron passed the law on the ban for mask export, the cops had to block the truck. Then UK and France administrations called each other and the truck was release
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
So, as some countries took measures to protect their stock (while the US did not care about preparing at that moment), it is normal now that the US hijack other nations shipment ?
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
France, Germany, Canada, and even US states/counties had to complain about this "dumping" from the federal US administration and also from american private buyers. The topic is getting inflamatory in Europe.
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by Pedrit0 7y ago
This is past. The new hub is the US that is spreading it all over the American continent.

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