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4y ago
Here is the first article I found (in french but there are videos) https://www.huffingtonpost.fr/politique/article/des-trottine... There is no truck indeed, I might have been mistaken with something else, not sure
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haha and I guess the camembert you have with your fake truffle is also fake camembert ^^ (I live in France and even here a lot of camembert in supermarkets are tasteless industrial crap made with pasterised milk, so I'd imagine in the
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4y ago
One issue discussed a lot here which I think is not mentioned in the article (I read it really quickly) is that those are not really helping the environnement. Those e-scooters have ridiculous lifetime (creating trash and pollution to build
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4y ago
Yeah, I had a Nokia E65 (2007) and with Opera mini I was able to browse the real web normally. That's why I never quite understood what was all the "revolution" around iphone (except the touch part, but that seemed to me to b
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4y ago
I had a look, it feels like in practice one would rather use eslint "recommended" settings + prettier, which is well integrated in IDE for "format on save", rather than having all the formatting rules defined in eslint.
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4y ago
The config: https://github.com/bricss/eslint-config-ultra-refined/blob/m...
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4y ago
Thanks. I wonder why they would hide it?
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4y ago
We will try to support it (and I'm aware of similar work by some of our competitors) https://www.theverge.com/2022/8/31/23329373/dashlane-passkey...
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4y ago
If you have issues with file ownership, rootless podman with --userns keep-id is a pleasure to work with. And all that without that messy daemon that forces you to be root and messes with your firewall.
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4y ago
While we are discussing common command aliases, could we decide to make ll (= ls -l) a standard one? I have a hard time using a shell without it, and it's annoying to create the alias on all the machines I ssh to ^^
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4y ago
Since you are asking, I'd assume you care for the consequences on others. So I'd say contact the manufacturer, try to have it fixed in a reasonable time (like 2 months). After that the safest thing you can do for others is to disc
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4y ago
You might be able to do "passkey" with your password manager https://www.theverge.com/2022/8/31/23329373/dashlane-passkey... (I work for this specific one, but I'm sure others have similar
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4y ago
Exactly there is the same problem, to a lesser extend, when adding/subtracting years which is not trivial to do properly.
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4y ago
Yes, that's what we do mostly, except to track external subscriptions that actually use months (I believe the Google playstore does that but I could be mistaken with another service)
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4y ago
Absolutely. moment has a definition of that and compute it in a consistent way, which is useful. But if you want to come up with a different definition then it cannot help you indeed.
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4y ago
Any operation like adding/substracting months from a date is very messy to implement yourself. What is one month ago when you are March, 31st? We have to deal with monthly subscriptions and it's not fun.
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4y ago
I'm surprised that anyone who believe that any passenger could mess with airplane communications by not turning their phone off would accept to take that risk and board a plane at all :)
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4y ago
> dictatorships are bad I think you should be more a bit subtle in your analysis and weight the pros and cons. Especially in the context of software projects where nobody gets killed or detained :) Not saying that dictatorship is the onl
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4y ago
You can also create a single "catch all" alias and be done with it :) (create an alias *@yourdomain)
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4y ago
I have discovered steampipe only recently. We work with a few AWS accounts and the steampipe dashboard and query are the best tool I have seen since terraform (of which I'm pretty sure it borrows the resource modules). Totally recommen
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4y ago
One can prefer not using AC for environment reason even if you could afford it financially.
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I know it's completely missing the point here but: it's a good habit to verify signature using constant time comparison rather than == to avoid timing side channel attack :)
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It's funny, I have used Communicator/Lync and I remember everyone hated it, including the CEO which was a MS fan, which was the reason why we started using it in the first place. I remember it not being even able to sync presence
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Yeah, I agree, full rewrite from scratch are almost never the good approach. It will start a tunnel when you cannot add anything useful to production for months, and you will have no idea when you can finally ship the whole thing and when y
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It might be a good point, though I'm under the impression that natural gaz is also not magically collected and arriving in Europe either. So the argument is moot until some fair comparison of number is done.
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The last reactors France built all (including the one in Finland) have had more than 10 years delay compared to what was planned, so I doubt we are going to build 14 in the next decade :)
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4y ago
Only the parliament can dismiss the PM but the president can dismiss the parliament :)
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I have bad news: it's not only true for the password manager. You have to trust the OS and every single apps you install on your computer because any of them could install a malicious update and steal all your passwords whenever you us
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4y ago
That probably depends a lot of the country. Both are illegal here in France (for racism, if it's insulting or hateful in particular)
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Dashlane is ready to replace all your passwords with passkeys
(theverge.com)
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