poulpy123

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by poulpy123 2mo ago
I can buy at least my 3 last phones with this price
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by poulpy123 2mo ago
800$ for a total novel technology vs 1800$ for a small iteration of the technology. I don't think so many people in the world can afford that.
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by poulpy123 2mo ago
the turkish name may be now Türkiye, but not the name in other languages
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by poulpy123 2mo ago
How is it even legal ?
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by poulpy123 2mo ago
I really cross my fingers your partnership with Motorola will be successful
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by poulpy123 2mo ago
It makes me laugh also. « It's bad except when it's our side »
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by poulpy123 2mo ago
I cross my fingers that my 10 years old laptop and desktop will hold until the crazyness ends
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by poulpy123 2mo ago
I remember this story being about a German woman but still ending in Croatia. Anyway I was infuriated by the media telling this story as a joke although if true it's clearly an issue of dementia that miraculously ended well
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by poulpy123 2mo ago
Having a lot of online codes and ressources
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by poulpy123 2mo ago
I can recognize a reptilian pyramid when I see one
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by poulpy123 2mo ago
I honestly don't know how people do without ad blockers. Even with being ok with ads, they are so overwhelming that I could not use internet without blocking them
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by poulpy123 2mo ago
Isn't it obvious to check the licence of a code before making it proprietary?
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by poulpy123 2mo ago
I find funny the « I don't like python so let me use something worse that will force me to do 10x the work »
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by poulpy123 3mo ago
I don't think the person knows what is a pyramid scheme
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by poulpy123 3mo ago
You should consult for your god complex
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by poulpy123 3mo ago
Oh no they did with us what we did with the rest of the world, it's bad
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by poulpy123 3mo ago
Ask amazon and Kobo to open their system if it's so important for you. The devs have probably more interesting things to do than playing wack-a-mole with a multi-billion organisation
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by poulpy123 3mo ago
What counts as displaced ?
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by poulpy123 3mo ago
Yo, I've heard you like browser so we've put a browser into your browser
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by poulpy123 3mo ago
It indeed started when I had ADSL (quite late) and increased when I got a smartphone
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by poulpy123 3mo ago
I didn't find one but it heavily depends on your use case
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by poulpy123 3mo ago
Knowing how much open source likes to fork or reinvent the wheel, I don't think gimp is any reason of the mack of viable alternative
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by poulpy123 3mo ago
From when I learned to read up to the end of my 20s I read much more than one book per week. Whoever after 30 or maybe a bit before I started to read less and less, until now where I read vert rarely (usually on plane). I don't know wh
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by poulpy123 3mo ago
It's open source : you have the right to study, copy, share and modify
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by poulpy123 3mo ago
The second part is verbose but say absolutely nothing of the difficulty and issues. It could be applied to anything, even cooking a steak
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by poulpy123 4mo ago
You will own nothing and will be happy
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by poulpy123 4mo ago
LMAO of course
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by poulpy123 4mo ago
Most software for advanced users are GUI based.
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by poulpy123 4mo ago
I would put mylar sheets on my windows instead, although the best is of course to have shutters The traditional shutters from south east France are great to block the sun but still allow light https://volets-thiebaut.com/mod
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by poulpy123 4mo ago
Sorry but the name means bitterkid in french, I can't get over it :D

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