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Second start of fire (smoke) in SBG1 datacenter at OVHCloud(twitter.com)
1 points by Signez 6y ago|0 comments
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Build your own “data lake” for reporting purposes(tech.fretlink.com)
143 points by Signez 6y ago|51 comments
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One of OVH's datacenter in Strasbourg, France is literally on fire(twitter.com)
27 points by Signez 6y ago|7 comments
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First-in-human clinical trial confirms novel HIV vaccine approach(scripps.edu)
5 points by Signez 6y ago|0 comments
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CryptoArt WTF Ecological Cost Calculator(cryptoart.wtf)
28 points by Signez 6y ago|15 comments
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by Signez 6y ago
May I suggest to @dang to update the title with something just a little bit more informative without much editorialization, like: WireGuard Developer Response to "Great protocol, skip the Mac app" blogpost
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by Signez 6y ago
I understand that it may improve "engagement" and reduce churn, but gosh I hate those "follow-up" emails. For example, I'm currently trying out PagerDuty, and those pesky emails about "how to configure whatever
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by Signez 6y ago
I don't understand why the US Constitution doesn't have a way to say that you can't hide something that is not remotely related to the subject of a bill into it. We have that in the French Constitution and it's very usef
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Chemists discover the structure of a key coronavirus protein(news.mit.edu)
2 points by Signez 6y ago|1 comments
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by Signez 6y ago
I am more than happy to be able to access to healthcare, school, good infrastructure thanks to my taxes – but I'm European, so maybe it's more about how the US system uses your taxes instead of the taxes itself.
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by Signez 6y ago
I would add the ResizeObserver to the list of legit APIs too. It solves a common problem that happen with some complex layouts, and it's very easy to use (and widely supported!).
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by Signez 6y ago
> You can't publish something saying "do whatever you want" and then complain that people aren't being fair to you. Well… you can complain. You just can't sue them. But the complaint would still be valid. You can
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by Signez 6y ago
> To resolve inequality we can't just have the mindset of punish the rich for creating wealth. I would argue that millions (if not billions) are injected into corr^Wlobbying to make sure that we never fully have this mindset, indeed
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by Signez 6y ago
Lobbying? It makes sense to make your name resonate to European Commission employees (and MEPs and their collaborators, and European journalists) that live, travel or work there.
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by Signez 6y ago
You are not alone there. I tried multiple times to understand what the author tries to convey, without being really sure to grasp it. At first I thought that it was simply some advocacy for taking the time to route legacy content using 302,
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PodcastAddict asked by Google to conform to Play Store's Covid-19 specific rules(twitter.com)
4 points by Signez 6y ago|0 comments
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by Signez 6y ago
It seems that it will be free for open-source, public repositories, and quite pricy for private repositories. "A member of our sales team will reach out to discuss details" is a great euphemism for "be ready to pay quite a fe
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by Signez 6y ago
Having some thought about the GitPod folks[0] that provide nearly the same feature set. I hope we are not witnessing a big sherlocking being done here, but… it really looks like one. :/ [0] https://www.gitpod.io/
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From a Click-a-Boo Cloud Architecture to Infrastructure as Code(tech.fretlink.com)
1 points by Signez 6y ago|0 comments
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by Signez 6y ago
To be fair, some newspapers did checked the information (like Libération's fact-checking service, CheckNews.fr – so did NextINpact, that are quite specialised in those kind of governement overreach), but it wasn't clear if that ki
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by Signez 6y ago
How isn't this textbook abuses of dominant position?
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by Signez 6y ago
I'd just chime in to say that Rust-Analyzer is an awesome tool that really helped me as a Rust beginner. Having your text editor show the types of everything, highlighting the mistakes you made or suggesting functions right after you k
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Facebook Is ‘Just Trying to Keep the Lights on’ as Traffic Soars in Pandemic(nytimes.com)
9 points by Signez 7y ago|0 comments
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New MacBook Air released, pricing now starts at $999, features Magic Keyboard(apple.com)
153 points by Signez 7y ago|100 comments
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French Court of Cassation reclassify Uber drivers as employees [pdf](courdecassation.fr)
4 points by Signez 7y ago|0 comments
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by Signez 7y ago
I would suggest you to take a look at Vue; you can use it without any transpiler or heavy toolchain, just adding a good ol' script tag in your headers and voilà. The getting started guide [1] is awesome and translated to a gazillion of
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Mastodon 3.1 is out (includes bookmarks)(github.com)
5 points by Signez 7y ago|1 comments
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Multitasking User Interface(bou.io)
1 points by Signez 7y ago|0 comments
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by Signez 7y ago
Flutter took the approach of treating the screen as a blank canvas. Everything is drawn using Skia primitives, exposed as Dart libraries. It has some downsides – they had to expose a lot of accessibility features on top of that using platfo
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by Signez 7y ago
But is it? Doesn't look like one in hindsight.

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