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by laurentoget 9y ago
their most famous in the US is a hefeweizen, though.
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by laurentoget 9y ago
prices are in euros so it has been updated sometimes in the 21st century.
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by laurentoget 9y ago
it probably depends what you mean by lager. and calling weihenstephaner a lager is questionable.
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by laurentoget 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adoption_in_ancient_Rome interesting similarity between Japan and ancient Rome, there.
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by laurentoget 9y ago
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/business/2017-01/11/content_279... meanwhile in the official chinese media, we get a pretty different picture. I wonder what the chinese communist party thinks of westerners assum
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by laurentoget 9y ago
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/magazines/panache/jack-... It is interesting to contrast this investor's cliches about working 12 or 14 hours day as a key to success and Chinese work ethic with what an a
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by laurentoget 9y ago
do you know something we do not?
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by laurentoget 9y ago
thanks for that!
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by laurentoget 9y ago
On one hand these look way less durable than Legos. On the other hand replacing a broken or misplaced part will be easier than with lego pieces. They look way less painful to step on, too.
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by laurentoget 9y ago
I suspect those tests have no way to work for people who come from urban commerce centers where ethnic groups have mixed for centuries, which includes most port city on the Mediterranean sea
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by laurentoget 9y ago
I used to live in Paris which is definitely a dense city, and even though there is much more subsidized housing there than in San Francisco, it is still a tough place for working class people to live.
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by laurentoget 9y ago
People do like their house to be close to the place they work and dense cities attract knowledge workers but also need maintenance workers, teachers, firefighters, janitors, cooks, and police. Housing for those people is the problem which t
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by laurentoget 9y ago
I hope they will do the same with their cars. When the tires get old, just slow down the car to keep it safe. Having a light come up that tells me my car needs maintenance is so old school.
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by laurentoget 9y ago
As an individual who is concerned about their own privacy facing corporations with terabites of information, how can you hope finding out what happened to your data without gaining leverage through the government?
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by laurentoget 9y ago
There is a european directive which addresses the same problems, though i do believe the french law is more explicit, and the french government has been enforcing it.
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by laurentoget 9y ago
Not if this data is data about persons according to french law. You need consent from those persons to use the data for any purpose beyond the original purpose you mentioned when you collected the data. sadly this is only in the french wiki
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by laurentoget 9y ago
i assume that is because the FSI does not teach Basque, though i suspect the CIA may have some basque experts for surveillance purpose.
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by laurentoget 9y ago
the likelihood an american foreign service employee would ever need to use a celtic language is not very high. similar probably holds for basque which i hear is not the easiest to learn either.
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by laurentoget 9y ago
i suspect because learning hebrew means learning spoken israeli hebrew which is a language that was standardized and revived 150 years ago and has only been spoken since then by less than 10 million people so it did not have time to accumul
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by laurentoget 9y ago
This is even worse than i thought then.
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by laurentoget 9y ago
https://education.minecraft.net/faq/how-much-does-it-cost/ minecraft education is $5/year, with 'opportunities for volume licensing' which sounds affordable, but then it feels really misguided for m
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by laurentoget 9y ago
My version of Emacs (GNU Emacs 24.5.1) returns 30 Messidor as well
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by laurentoget 9y ago
How much time are you willing to spend emailing a broken customer support organization to run after a refund?
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by laurentoget 9y ago
Two things i do not get: - Why can't Google figure out what the conditions which trigger this issue are and add a caveat to the documentation? "Bad things will happen if you use more than 500,000 files on a 32 bit client." Th
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by laurentoget 9y ago
There is one point i am curious nobody mentions. If we do not want companies run like fraternity houses, how about not hiring actual fraternity alumni as executives?
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by laurentoget 9y ago
Same impression here. I lived in France when chips were adopted 30 years or so years ago and i do not remember them being slower than the stripe version.
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by laurentoget 9y ago
Being aws only is probably a risky strategy for any Saas vendor anyway so at least this requirement is forcing vendors to make an investment (porting their app to gcp or azure) which would make sense anyway.
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by laurentoget 9y ago
The article is about vendors selling Saas to Walmart. Having the ability to turn off the service makes it easier to get invoices paid.
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by laurentoget 9y ago
this is great. thanks!
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by laurentoget 9y ago
Another side effect is that as a guitar player you can look at the tuba player's part to figure out what he is playing even if you have no idea how to play tuba, if you read music. With tablature only a guitar player will know what you

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