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7y ago
Surely by now they can upgrade their estimate algorithm, given how many trips they can analyse.
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7y ago
Of course, but a nation identity is built on more than just facts.
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7y ago
https://www.asterix.com/en/
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7y ago
Encrypting something is security by obscurity: the password are hidden, why wouldn't the url be hidden as well, the same way they are for every other password manager?
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7y ago
Thanks, I'll make sure to have a look at those, state by state!
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7y ago
This is an interesting thing. Free Now for instance, previously MyTaxi, previously Hailo. How many time will this thing get rebranded? How many times will my data be shared with new entities?
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7y ago
Is there a lot of recreational properties managed by the government in India? The only time I went there O mostly stayed at guest houses and hotels.
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7y ago
I think there's been a lot of work in the past years on the subtitles display for VLC (but I might be entirely wrong). I'm sure that if you still have those videos, the devs at videolan would be very happy to test them to repro th
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7y ago
Some links from Project Gutenberg: Essays, by Michel de Montaigne In English (Vol. 1), https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3581 In French (Vol. 1), https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/48529 Meditatio
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7y ago
Going to the Arc de Triomphe is like going to Regent Street/Oxford circus in my opinion. It's good for 5 minutes, or to see it once in your life, but it's one of the worst place to appreciate Paris / London.
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7y ago
> In London, it does not appear to be treated like something mobile I saw a fair few people on the tube with their switch!
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7y ago
The windows store version is a bit different than the one you an download from the website though.
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7y ago
The server is in java, so can be run where you want really. You can check this out: https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/download/server/
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7y ago
And also completely false!
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7y ago
> And if you hold The Guardian by that metric, they should be reporting the other extreme of the debate - advocates of 'no deal' in the 1922 committee. But don't they do that already? I've seen JRM quotes in every bre
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7y ago
It's not the spelling, as geeks is spelt geeks in France[0], but I guess it's the English "direct" spelling of the French pronunciation. [0] https://www.lemonde.fr/les-cles-de-demain/article/201
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7y ago
Libraries pay for the content they provide. That's the only thing you forgot to plan for in your hypothetical system.
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7y ago
Yeah I completely agree.
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7y ago
> I've found that a good way to lower the hassle on starting a zoom is to create a permanently open meeting with your phone number as the meeting ID But in zoom you do have a personal meeting ID, isn't what your describing just
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8y ago
In my experience, Keepass works great with 2 databases open. On my work computer, I have my own personal DB and my Work DB open at all time. I mainly use the passwords for the web, and the Kee extension in Firefox and Chrome finds the right
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8y ago
> Most people just pay it out of fear of being caught No, I'm sure a lot pay because having a good public service is important, even more in this day and age, compared to the Murdoch owned media you get in the UK. Of course the BBC
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8y ago
Indeed BNP Paris does that for the Pin number, so it's only numbers you have to type. It has been there or a long time, so I kinda consider it a remnant of the old battle against keylogger, since the number position changes. It does se
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8y ago
Framasoft is not a Company, it's an Association. And this website is not an ad, it's a portal to one of their objectives, presenting in a complete way what they propose and support using the tools they've created/adapted
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8y ago
I really don't find it hideous. This definitely looks like the kind of building I'd like to check out.
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8y ago
I can't say for Astérix. For Hergé, the author of Tintin, he did start his career by doing publication in newspapers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herg%C3%A9#Totor_and_early_car... It's quite interesting to
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8y ago
Franco Belgian is a specific style. It's been a very close relationship between France and Belgium: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franco-Belgian_comics
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> It's maddening as a safe driver, having to keep constantly alert and ready to slam on the brakes going down any unfamiliar piece of road. You've just described what being a safer driver is. You _have to_ be alert at all times
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8y ago
Logitech MX Ergo. It's a trackball. * Doesn't need to move on your desk. * Wireless, so if you want to have it away from your pc (standing desk for instance) that's no problem * trackball, and two angle to position it: no mor
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8y ago
Lots of places do not have that many mosquitoes. In the places that do have a lot, mosquito nets on the windows might be installed, or you plug a mosquito repellent.
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8y ago
Doesn't mean that someone who was living somewhere will suddenly fancy having a visa attached to their head.
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