justeleblanc

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by justeleblanc 3y ago
> Do you and people you know have a safe? Yes. I'm not taking about a safe like you can see in the movies. Just a locked box. > Where I'm from, we generally don't use safes. That's on you. > Do you consider your
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
Nice to see it catching up. It feels like competitors (MS authenticator, 1P, the iOS thing...) have had it for ages.
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
> And how are you supposed to handle the 2FA for your Google account? I mean I have U2F tokens which remove that concern, but that is far from the typical case. If you have the 2FA for your Google account in the Google Authenticator, whi
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
The only reference in that wiktionary article is a Polish dictionary. The Wikipedia one has no references. I'm French, and I can tell you with confidence that someone saying "bon viveur" would be met with laughter and contemp
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
Using foreign language phrases to show off your knowledge and savvy would work a lot better if you had them right. It's "bon vivant", not "bon viveur".
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
$ ip addr show eth0 2: eth0: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1500 qdisc mq state UP group default qlen 1000 link/ether 00:15:5d:23:d8:89 brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff inet 172.27.50.201/20 brd 172.27.63.25
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
It's called research. Someone has to do the R&D afterward to implement it concretely.
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
That's not the case in the latest versions of powershell.
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
And after that "DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth" to make sure everything is fine and dandy.
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
https://www.polygon.com/2019/9/19/20874384/french-court-stea...
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
> Instead, just get on WiFi when you arrive, take your pick of cheap offers, and download the eSIM directly to your phone. Or before you even get there.
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
> god forbid you from buying something of historical significance in Europe -- then you can't change anything inside or outside and you are responsible for it. What an exaggeration. Do you think such hyperbole strengthens your point
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
Do you buy movie tickets, or do you rent them?
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
The fact that they're successful doesn't mean that they're right about every single decision they make. This kind of reasoning is inane.
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
Pretty sure you should read "for every task there exists a setting".
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Babylon.js 6.0(blogs.windows.com)
2 points by justeleblanc 3y ago|0 comments
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
This whole thing is an environmental disaster.
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
I didn't insinuate anything, I said flat out what I meant. And it seems I guessed right. Your experience is clearly not the usual way it goes.
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
I'm sorry, have you ever been involved in the process of publishing a scientific paper as an author or editor? Because it clearly doesn't sound like it from your description in that linked comment. The numbers you write are just n
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
They're just people running the peer review and production systems (think the online submission system, solving technical issues, writing emails, etc). It's in the name: assistant. They're not the people looking for peer revi
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
This is getting less and less relevant.
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
Anyone used to scripting languages knows there's a difference between single quotes and double quotes for escaping.
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
I don't know what to tell you. You gave two examples that aren't actually issues. But if there's no convincing you, I won't bother. Have a nice day.
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
Uh... You can escape these sequences. But the escape character isn't the backslash for obvious reasons (it's the path separator). It's the backtick. > ni '[abc]' Directory: C:\Users\<user>
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
Just put them in quotes. PowerShell is infinitely better than bash/zsh/... at handling spaces. You're spreading nonsense.
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
I have dabbled in woodworking. I still stick to metric. You can spend all day rationalizing why the system you've been immersed in since childhood is more intuitive. In the end, it's more intuitive to you because it's what yo
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
I'm also French and I live in the US. What a load of crap. You're telling me it's easier for you to double "6 and 3/4 inch" than "17.14 cm"? I balk every time I have to do the mental gymnastics. &quot
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
With this definition of success, they couldn't have possibly failed. That's called PR.
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NPM Provenance Public Beta(github.blog)
67 points by justeleblanc 3y ago|28 comments
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by justeleblanc 3y ago
Not a very interesting nitpick then. I guess I should have written "knows that you should have the knowledge to find the answer". If we could teach and be sure that students had learned, we wouldn't need to test them.

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