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by bondant 4y ago
In the case of polish it gave me enough vocabulary and prononciation clues to not be afraid to go to Poland and be able to use basic sentences when talking with staff at restaurants, shops and hotels. I was also quite happy to be able to un
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by bondant 4y ago
I like Babbel.com Tried German and polish and thought the lessons were good.
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by bondant 4y ago
Many thanks for the link, I think that's the most interesting and original thing I've read (or experienced?) this year ! :D
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by bondant 4y ago
Cart life: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cart_Life
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by bondant 4y ago
Not in the list: an example in C and Lua with IUP (an underrated library) https://www.tecgraf.puc-rio.br/iup/en/7gui/7gui.html
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by bondant 4y ago
In France people put a sticker on the mailbox which says "Pas de publicité, merci" (No advertisement, thanks). It really decreased the number of ads I have received (although I still receive one from time to time). Maybe you could
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by bondant 5y ago
>sometimes taking up half the real estate on mobile screen On my Iphone SE the banner frequently fill the whole screen and it's difficult to click consent or reject and even worse sometimes it is even impossible to click on any of t
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by bondant 5y ago
I think he would rather have a checkbox to disable dark mode in case a specific website. So he don't have to switch his system-wide preference in order to browse a single badly designed website.
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by bondant 5y ago
Not sure this is the exact kind of books you are looking for but here are some recommendations: -For a whole picture of the Nintendo business since the beginning (1889), I would recommend the books "L'Histoire de Nintendo" fr
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by bondant 5y ago
I'm surprised nobody has build a torrent catalog on bittorrent itself. I think that with the DHT mutable item one should be able to publish a torrent containing a list of torrent with comments and updating the list easily.
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by bondant 5y ago
I'm still using my W510 from 2010 every day. Since most of my work is done on remote computer I don't need much power anyway. I have only updated the old hard drive with a good SSD. I also have plenty of ports (VGA, DP, RJ45, 3 US
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by bondant 5y ago
The server is indeed not open-source. But the clients have been recently open-sourced: https://github.com/olvid-io
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by bondant 5y ago
Write the post in markdown then convert them to HTML with pandoc. Write a bash script which walk into every directory to convert and you have a minimalist blog engine.
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Olvid: “the most secure messenger in the world”(olvid.io)
19 points by bondant 5y ago|17 comments
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by bondant 5y ago
Completely agree. The default font is too small for me to read it, so I set it at 150% and that's it. Everything works fine after this small customisation.
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by bondant 5y ago
One reason would be that Fortran has proven itself in the HPC area. Another one would be that it is a much simpler and easy to learn language than Rust (so can quickly train students, PhDs and so on to improve your simulation code, even whe
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by bondant 5y ago
Is it released yet ? The download page still gives a download link to the version 10.10
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by bondant 5y ago
Plenty of people still use SMS. Easier than to find if the contact is on Signal/Messenger/Whats'app/Whatever and it works even without having a data plan.
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by bondant 5y ago
Dropping VAT will not necessary reduce food prices. In 2009 the government reduced the restaurants VAT from 19.5% to 5.5%. Studies found that 30 months later prices had only dropped by 1.9%. https://www.ipp.eu/wp-content&#x2
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by bondant 5y ago
Sometimes those interesting features are not easy to find. When looking up on how to do something for the web, one get tons of answers describing how to do it with javascript and usually with js frameworks. The simple methods (which do not
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by bondant 5y ago
Maybe this one https://www.arte.tv/en/videos/093799-000-A/killing-the-india... ?
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by bondant 5y ago
After accessing the program, one has two years to spend the money, so up to 2022 for people who got it in 2020.
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by bondant 5y ago
Even more ridiculous when you know that the 19 year old of 2021 were 18 year old in 2020 and they could get 500 euros with the very same "pass culture". So it's really hard to see while they would be unhappy. https:/&#x
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by bondant 5y ago
For half-life you might like: http://thegamedesignforum.com/features/rd_hl_1.html
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by bondant 5y ago
The Reverse Design series by Patrick Holleman is quite good in my opinion. I particularly enjoyed the one on Chrono Trigger.
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by bondant 5y ago
Well it's not like Google Stadia is the only one trying to provide cloud gaming, alternatives exist: Geforce Now, Shadow, Playstation Now, Blacknut. So I don't think the industry is completely against it.
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by bondant 5y ago
I agree with you. I like how easy it is to embed Lua into an application, but as a language I really prefer python. Sadly it is not as easy to integrate the python interpreter into a project.
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CodinGame Spring Challenge 2021(codingame.com)
1 points by bondant 5y ago|0 comments
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by bondant 5y ago
Most of the vegan "cheese" I tasted were honestly quite bad, they seemed to be plastic imitations of standard milk cheese. But once I found one named Cicioni [1], and it was absolutely awesome! But sadly I have a hard time finding
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by bondant 5y ago
It is in France, but it's not especially French, it's the International thermonuclear experimental reactor.

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