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571.
by forty 4y ago
They have already bought twitch which is more or less related to video games.
572.
by forty 4y ago
You should read the article, it explains precisely why you are wrong
573.
by forty 4y ago
And as incredible as it may sound, the "moutarde de Bourgogne" IGP, which wants to be a "quality" label, does not seem to forbid those crap (and as a result looking at random samples, they all have preservatives) My quic
574.
by forty 4y ago
It might matter when you take into account the impact that transportation of goods might have on our planet.
575.
by forty 4y ago
Haha it's hilarious :) I could totally be that guy, first thing I thought after reading the BBC article was "eh, maybe I should grow my own mustard" :D
576.
by forty 4y ago
Yes, use pnpm ! I should mention meta-updater [1], which is a pnpm tool which allows to keep your various Json config files in sync across the workspace. Pnpm's own mono repo is a good exemple config of meta-updater which keeps TS proj
577.
by forty 4y ago
I think you should make sure, before choosing a dependency (framework or otherwise) that it either has the level of support (free or paid) that you require, or that you can easily replace it with something else that does or that you can b
578.
by forty 4y ago
I read the article as "I'm not experienced with TS yet and learning is not as easy as not having to learn something" :) Good news is that it will improve as you use it ^^ I don't get the point at all of the difference be
579.
by forty 4y ago
https://www.cdc.gov/transportationsafety/child_passenger_saf... Car seat use reduces the risk for injury in a crash by 71–82% for children, when compared with seat belt use alone. Booster seat use reduces the ris
580.
by forty 4y ago
I don't know how old your kids are, but mine are 3 & 5 and they can seat and buckle on their own, so that extra time doesn't last for too long at least (seats are mostly annoying when I need to transfer the seats to another ca
581.
by forty 4y ago
Hum I think I read a while ago an article on how the limited constraints/rules there where in the US for child seats were causing many unneeded death, compared to the EU where we have iSize/isofix/etc. But I cannot find the a
582.
by forty 4y ago
Do you also use one computer per account? ^^
583.
by forty 4y ago
> Imagine what our past would look like now if instead we had replaced all coal and gas with nuclear back then It's not hard to imagine, I'm French and we did replace most things with nuclear back then ^^ The result is that rig
584.
by forty 4y ago
Well, what they would get in return is preserving the planet were we live. Even if they don't have children, the consequences of the past and current carelessness are already showing and severely impacting many people's life. But
585.
by forty 4y ago
I don't know the person we are discussing about in this thread and I don't know her opinions or the opinion of German green party etc, but I do know some arguments of green parties here in France that are also anti nuclear too (no
586.
by forty 4y ago
The problem with nuclear is that the other side does the same, which is why it's hard to have interesting discussion on the topic. If you want actual arguments on how nuclear is not the miracle energy some people would like to believe
587.
by forty 4y ago
Admittedly I'm French and the negative connotation of this word might not have carried to English but looking at an English dictionary [1] it does seem to me that's it's something you would only say of someone you disagree wi
588.
by forty 4y ago
I haven't downvoted, but I think it might be because calling someone an ideologue because you disagree with them is bad taste.
589.
by forty 4y ago
Exactly, and there are many pros for humanity to this too: people will be able to make funny pictures and things like that, so it's not like it's a bad deal.
590.
by forty 4y ago
Yeah, I'm French and I'm a bit sad that people seems to deal with nuclear energy as if it was some kind a religious thing. Both sides, anti nuclear who seem to ignore the great benefits it can bring and the pro nuclear who can&#x2
591.
by forty 4y ago
Is there a clear distinction in English between "why" and "what for" ? In french it's literally the same words ("pourquoi" vs "pour quoi") My 5yo daughter asked me "why do we exist". I
592.
by forty 4y ago
My guess would be "so that they make money", which is important in some context.
593.
by forty 4y ago
A more interesting statistics for this discussion would be to have the percentage of users producing publicly visible content. "Using the internet" doesn't mean much (not that I assume the result would be too different, just
594.
by forty 4y ago
It's because sadly, Linux doesn't know how to hibernate when secure boot / kernel lockdown is enabled
595.
by forty 4y ago
Well the examples I have seen here in France did not work out so well. There were large arrivals of rich, well paid Parisians to cities like Nantes and Bordeaux, and it completely messed the local housing market, forcing many people who wer
596.
by forty 4y ago
Overpaying remote workers compared to the local market is bad as it create distortion of local markets (on housing especially where local non remote workers cannot afford living where they work). (I'm a remote worker outside of the US
597.
by forty 4y ago
Is there always a single possible solution ? (I did a bunch of small ones and always found a solution pretty quickly)
598.
by forty 4y ago
I'm not sure what's the original interpretation was supposed to be, but as a French, bsaul interpretation is the one I choose to believe, and I think that matters more :)
599.
by forty 4y ago
Can podman run within unprivileged docker nowadays ? (My main issue with those docker based builds is that they are annoying to run in unprivileged docker, in a CI for example)
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