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by flr03 7y ago
I agree. Manufacturers want people to believe that their products are as safe as possible, we tech users know what it takes. The fact that "normal" users are unaware of the risks and not guided into securing their system is onto t
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by flr03 7y ago
Thank you for your references, but you are missing the point. Neither of your link actually contradict my statement, if your read the article beyond the click bait. Two of them are about classifying the wine from cheap to expensive, which m
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by flr03 7y ago
I doubt what you say about wine. Wine tasting is extremely complex and some experts might not be as near as good as they think they are. But an expensive aged Bordeaux will not taste like a cheap random 6€ supermarket bottle. Also, taste is
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by flr03 7y ago
Hi Jean-Baptiste, I remember we met in Munich about 10 years ago, at a Qt conference, and had a little chat. Was nice meeting you there, "l'eau a coulé sous les ponts depuis" like we say, I'm glad you stayed true with yo
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by flr03 7y ago
In a way this arrives extremely late, and minus the secret crush thing it's very much copying Tinder's design. On the other hand I don't see the online dating market collapsing anytime soon.
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by flr03 7y ago
Energy gels with honey exist. It goes into your blood very quickly and tend to create a peak of sugar after which you don't feel very well. So better to have this type of quick sugar towards the end of the race.
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by flr03 7y ago
My choice would be to take the antibiotics. And that's all the problem. Because maybe I wouldn't need them, because well, you don't lose an arm from infection everyday. And I'd like to say that all the people who would h
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by flr03 7y ago
You really don't want people to have ready to use antibiotics at home. It's already very difficult to contain bacteria resistance to antibiotics. Very soon people would not only die from rare bacteria related decease but any kind
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by flr03 7y ago
Why would you need studies ? It's not like trying to introduce a new medication on the market. If I like knitting 30 mins a day and I feel relaxed after that I'm not going to wait for a study to tell me it's actually making m
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by flr03 7y ago
We can imagine that the energy mix in EU will lean towards more renewable energy, increasing the benefit of electric cars over conventional cars. If indeed not decreasing yet, the number of cars sold seems to flatten and I can see that Euro
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by flr03 7y ago
I used to buy encyclopedias too, paper first and later on CD. But let's be honest here, there is no coming back from Wikipedia. The amount of informations on every single subject, the details, the fact that's its extremely dynamic
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by flr03 7y ago
I don't buy this. Sounds like an excuse to not change our habits. Diets have rapidly and continuously been changing over the last decades and I don't think mc donald's waited for the nutrition to be a "solved problem&quo
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by flr03 7y ago
Applying GDPR based on the country hosting the webpage would be a massive loophole, nullifying the law completely. I think it works well as it is. If websites wants to access the EU market they have to comply to GDPR, but they are free not
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by flr03 7y ago
GDPR fines are not supposed to be distributed to individuals, but those who believe they are affected by the non-respect of GDPR rules can sue the company.
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by flr03 7y ago
It's a very difficult market. I have the feeling that journalists need support and more money to provide quality content but the current price-point of subscription is too high for the majority of people. On the other hand, free conten
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by flr03 7y ago
It's difficult to draw any conclusion since we don't know their work pattern. If you commit at 12 it probably means you were working between 9 and 12, or between 11 and 12 or maybe it's just yesterday's work ? Who knows.
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by flr03 7y ago
I came up with the same conclusion. It's not a technical test in such, it's more a competition/motivation test.
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by flr03 7y ago
I had a Peugeot 205 and have now a 206 since 2004, they are amazing cars. They are non non-sense cars, easy and inexpensive to maintain, you can actually do a lot of mechanic yourself. Talking about the play in the steering wheel, I have no
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by flr03 7y ago
AC at home is almost non-existent in France. It's more common in offices, some shops... My grand father is in hospital at the moment and most of the rooms don't have AC.
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by flr03 7y ago
I don't get the point about women education, can you elaborate ?
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by flr03 7y ago
I was about to write the same thing. I lived in Paris and now in London. Often residential streets are disgusting and smelly because people just leave their trash bags there out in the street. Talking about stones, you can easily see the da
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by flr03 7y ago
A lot of people seems to complain about the wording. I understand the analogy doesn't cover 100% of the issue but unless somebody finds a better one this is the best we have. Good enough so that stakeholders do sometimes allow us to ta
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by flr03 7y ago
When I was living in France the concept of take away coffee was absurd to me, it's not really a thing except at Starbucks, but we don't have many. I was doing very well without it. Since I'm living in UK (Europe or not europe
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by flr03 7y ago
I'm surprised so many people in the comments actually recognise themselves here. Is it a cultural thing, is it american ? Most of my European friends, including myself, just use hobbies to relax from work, the point is not to monetize
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by flr03 7y ago
I was about to write about how big a challenge it will be, not only in term of engineering and craftsmanship but also in a social point of view. French people are keen to debate any kind of topic, and this one will be a tough one, with tens
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by flr03 8y ago
Its a Cervelo S5 that team "Dimension Data fo Qhubeka" was riding few years ago. Let me introduce you to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amanuel_Gebrezgabihier
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by flr03 8y ago
#1 Ego cogito, ergo sum
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“Expected Threat” (Football)(karun.in)
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by flr03 8y ago
My girlfriend being a developer also we end up having this kind of conversation very often and we agreed to say the developers we enjoy the most to work with are knowledgeable but yet humble persons. In my opinions personality traits are of
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by flr03 8y ago
Hammersmith has a lovely path along the Thames, with pubs and restaurants. It is truly great, especially in summer. Definitely not the most touristy area but it's a gem for locals like me.

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