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by grp 10y ago
In the late 19th, there was nearly the same conflicts areas as today, some european wars and massive colonization: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_1800%E2%80%9399
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by grp 10y ago
We have to feel bad because they lost their main (and I think only) source of income, not because they lost their jobs. Nobody has to be forced to reconsider his career (so his entire life..) when we just have to cut the link between work
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by grp 10y ago
I think it depends on the source of pressure. The Capital for economic migrants and the State for war refugees.
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by grp 10y ago
Where did you explain Sweden is a bad example? I mean nearly everybody knows that foreigners and xenophobia are correlated.
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by grp 10y ago
In case of, I found that tool when I was searching for something just like efibootmgr (it might help too). Have fun, you don't have to wait.
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by grp 10y ago
Maybe rEFInd[1] can help! UEFI has some cool things, like you don't really need a bootloader if you don't mind switching kernels. Just tell the bios which partition you want to boot. [1] http://www.rodsbooks.com/
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by grp 10y ago
and my Vaio laptop runs voidlinux for 2 years, after arch for 4 years and fedora for 3! Still booting in less time than the bios needs to. :)
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by grp 10y ago
I also don't have the equipment to make "real world" measurements. But I'm running my personal website on it* 24/7 for 6 months and I can hardly notice the change on the electricity bill. It's awesome! * exactl
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by grp 10y ago
Sorry? Can you go first? Please, show us the way!
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by grp 10y ago
It's not really hard. Do you remember the last 4 consecutives years where USA was in peace?
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by grp 10y ago
I'm sure libyans, siryans and iraqui already have one. But maybe you call for the porn version?
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by grp 10y ago
I don't think so. Unless you already invested money in your own life, your family and friends and there is still some money that really serves you nothing for the next 5-10 years.
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by grp 10y ago
With pleasure but only if it's a success.. I want to be very careful so it may takes time. There is work in progress for sony camera on android (mine is too old): http://www.personal-view.com/faqs/sony-hack/ha
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How the Push for In-House Movements Ruined the Modern Luxury Watch Industry(ablogtowatch.com)
2 points by grp 10y ago|0 comments
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by grp 10y ago
Thank you so much! Your link and this article are just what I needed to take back control of my sony compact camera. I will try it soon now.
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by grp 10y ago
If those children were learning critical thinking, maybe they would not be simple sad extensions of theirs parents. Two days ago at a welfare office, I said to a 21yo guy: "Take your free time and read! Learn new things!" and he a
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by grp 10y ago
If you never learn Kriekegaard, how would you know? I'm not a big fan of him but I find his view about politics pretty interesting and actual (from an online translator): Two powers govern the crowds: jealousy and stupidity. Those who
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by grp 10y ago
For someone working in the watchmaking industry, there is nothing new here. Another post on this managerial crisis, it's not due to financial crisis or smartwatches entering the market. It's pretty sad that CEOs doesn't want
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by grp 10y ago
I live near TAG factory, the CEO is far from amazing (if you talk of Biver) but the previous one was. And they made a smartwatch which was outdated before entering the market.
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by grp 10y ago
It uses Open Cascade: https://www.opencascade.com/
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by grp 10y ago
Yeah, sure! I'm a watchmaking engineer, so clearly not the primary target of those kind of boards. We had electronic engineering course at school, as we are supposed to also develop quartz watches. And hardcore user of linux for near
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by grp 10y ago
I am unable of running a simple "hello world" example...
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by grp 10y ago
It reminds me the times when I was on phone with my ISP and he reboots my router remotely, live. In my head: what the * !? Now, I'm paranoid each time they push an upgrade without warning. It was them or an E.T?
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by grp 10y ago
Maybe you can try Bernard Stiegler. His english wikipedia page is a little poor in information, so I put a link about his last book (not yet translated). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Stiegler http:/&#x2F
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by grp 10y ago
Merci!
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by grp 10y ago
And with the Civil War and the two World Wars, it greatly reduces the need for jobs.
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by grp 10y ago
Yeah, if they don't destroy Iraq why do they set conditions for the reconstruction!
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by grp 10y ago
Source please!
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by grp 10y ago
So I'm not the only to hallucinate? A few years ago, the goal was to make fall Bachar by any way, no? It's so sad that a Nobel Peace Prize has the worst foreign policy ever.
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by grp 10y ago
I just finished reading last Chomsky book and that kind of post tastes so differently now. For example, that sentence is really strange: From the American perspective, Turkey has never been fully committed to the war against Islamist group

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