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by palunon 10y ago
>That car analogy breaks down due to the fact that you're driving a relatively obscure car manufacturer/make/model Not sure of where the GP lives, but PSA (Peugeot) is the second car manufacturer in Europe (after Volkswage
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by palunon 10y ago
Wouldn't they stand to loose their patents if they declare bankruptcy?
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by palunon 10y ago
Well, the EU isn't a country. Scale might explain it for individual countries situation
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by palunon 10y ago
In France, both are free, and we use cheques a lot... For example, a lot of doctors don't want to deal with cash and don't accept credit card.
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by palunon 10y ago
>only one person has been sentenced in the 7 years of this law. That's not true. At the end of 2015, about 31 people were found guilty. https://nextinpact.com/news/96525-hadopi-plusieurs-abonnes-c...
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by palunon 11y ago
What do you do when the virus infects reservoir species ? Or when there are infected people that aren't sick (and so, don't die or recover) ?
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by palunon 11y ago
I'm not a compiler expert, but since these optimization are possible due to the fact signed integers don't overflow, they don't apply to unsigned integers...
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by palunon 11y ago
By this argument, x84_64 assembly isn't Turing complete because it needs finite memory... Which is technically correct, just not very useful.
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by palunon 11y ago
It's linked too the recent amendment that was made about it in the "Commission des Lois"
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by palunon 11y ago
It isn't the same edition, the language have changed a lot ;)
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by palunon 11y ago
And then, you have Small String Optimization that put the string data back on the stack ;)
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by palunon 11y ago
Well, they are pretty open that they don't delete it anyway. Keeping your "deleted" stuff hidden wouldn't hurt them.
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by palunon 11y ago
Living in a country where engineer is a protected title, and studying toward a degree in computer engineering that grants the title, I don't quite understand the problem. If you have an engineering degree (or have the required qualific
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by palunon 11y ago
We're French... If we can't complain about cars, we have to find something else to complain about...
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by palunon 12y ago
Here, GCC optimize it away. It's not required to do so. In fact, GCC can do whatever it wants in this case and still follow C standard. It may as well Yeah, you can't do x = &x. But since you didn't initialize x, it'
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by palunon 12y ago
>Your comment made me realize that for instance at ENS (one of the French topmost Grande École) we had professors but the courses were focusing on theory, and for example there is no courses on a programming languages (there is a compile
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by palunon 12y ago
The "Ecole normal superieur" of the Ulm Street takes only 11 students in CS. So yes, in comparison, 42 accepts anyone.
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by palunon 12y ago
That's the exact point of the article...
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by palunon 12y ago
Or astyle for more versatile standalone formatter (and it's frequently the one used by IDEs)...
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by palunon 12y ago
If they really mean the internet, I just dont see how the bitcoin blockchain can exist without the Internet. It's not a way to transmit information without IP (or an equivalent protocol) If they mean the Web, well, there already is som
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by palunon 12y ago
So the nuclear superpower at war with america thinks "Hey, should I launch this ICBM on LA or on this 200 people building in the middle of nowhere ?"
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by palunon 12y ago
I think you're referring to the Plagne Aime 2000 main building. It's nowhere near 1km long tough http://images.dunordausud.fr/HIVER/plagneaime/station/plagne...
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by palunon 12y ago
User, as in programmer who uses the library.
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by palunon 12y ago
>Collaborators? Not innocent. Not muslim/chiite/sunnite ? Not innocent.
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by palunon 12y ago
Yeah, but you write api_key all over your code. The point were you define it is sensitive, but the place where you use it are not.
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by palunon 12y ago
Only a small number of authorized persons and high ranking government officers have access to the Internet in North Korea, so I guess it is that small. The common people have access to the Kwangmyong, which is an IP network not physically c
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by palunon 12y ago
thepiratebay.cr is a proxy. Try to search for a torrent, it won't work.
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by palunon 12y ago
This is just a proxy. It's down when the main site is down (except for some static things, like the homepage) Try to search a torrent on it, it will fail.
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by palunon 12y ago
If you run it, it will replicate itself... $ ./smr >smr.out $ diff smr smr.out
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by palunon 12y ago
Tails helps you do that... If you want to go trough tor, you have to boot the live cd. Of course you can still blow your anonymity by torrenting or accessing gmail at the same time, but it helps.

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