realo

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by realo 4mo ago
I am in the french-speaking part of Canada. In some Netflix shows, they say words in the english audio that are translated in French with different words with a similar meaning, and with english close-caption words that are also different f
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by realo 4mo ago
Ban clothing altogether. Nudist flights for the easily terrorized.
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by realo 5mo ago
So many ... words... big words ... Can't compute. Help.
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by realo 5mo ago
200$ per month per seat is nothing . A single 3D CAD license pack for the guys in our R&D group costs multiple thousands of dollars per seat, per month. It's about time software seats get some love too.
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by realo 5mo ago
So many details, so many cool videos, so many interesting descriptions ... Oh. No price?
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by realo 5mo ago
You are right... Most use Excel files ...
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by realo 5mo ago
Ah... Purely theoretical result. Thank you! I was searching for the github repo with a cool example encrypt/decrypt. Silly me.
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by realo 5mo ago
Wow. No police, no handcuffs, no lawyers... Just a polite request. This must be happening in some alternate universe.
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by realo 5mo ago
So the current USA administration defunds Science everywhere it can (NOAA, FDA , etc) and even at it's roots (MIT , etc). Meanwhile in China ...
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by realo 5mo ago
Sorry but the bible is not a historic document. If you want to read old texts a bit more grounded in reality try the Kama Sutra ... ;)
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by realo 5mo ago
She. She was a brilliant cybersecurity researcher. Nowadays seems to have switched to poetry. Not the first one to do that, recently... IMHO she is up there on par with Yudkowsky.
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by realo 5mo ago
Gets it for free from his FBI friend Kash: https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/2026/05/kash-patel-fbi-...
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by realo 5mo ago
Cool... but where are the Trump-Epstein files? :)
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by realo 5mo ago
Don't get me wrong, but on one side you have the gift culture, and on the other side the exception that one of the only things sold the the community in one of the hottest, most arid deserts in the world is ... ice ... Got a chuckle ou
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by realo 5mo ago
I live in Canada. For reasons you might be aware of, me and my neighbors avoid buying any wine, fruits or vegetables that come from the USA nowadays. The USA are not our friends anymore. Today I bought very nice oranges from Spain, and supe
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by realo 5mo ago
Fill up the jet with 20,000 tons of peaches ... your price per peach will be different.
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by realo 5mo ago
Exactly. I can see a lot of US apple juice bottles that contain a liquid resembling piss. It's disgusting. Real apple juice is dark brown and tastes nothing like the golden liquid mentioned above.
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by realo 5mo ago
So... the far right pro-Trump separatists in Alberta suddenly have name , address and phone number of any "woke" they want to harass. What can go wrong...
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by realo 5mo ago
An unpatched computer on the internet is basically like leaving a loaded gun visible on the ledge of your first-floor opened window. Aiding and abetting might come to mind, if someone gets hurt by that gun. Welcome to the 21st century.
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by realo 5mo ago
The problem is not you being inconvenienced. The problem is making your machine part of a botnet that will attack ME. I don't like that. The cost of your freedom is you being a threat to everyone around you. Do YOU take responsibility
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by realo 5mo ago
I understand your point and motivation completely. And I agree... However in today's world if you expose an unpatched "anything" to the internet then it is very possible that it will be discovered and eventually used to (sile
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by realo 5mo ago
I don't know if you realize it but your post single-handedly demonstrates a lot of the reasons why Windows is bad ...
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by realo 5mo ago
WSL 1 was a piece of garbage. WSL 2 is supposed to be a VM ... all problems solved ... until they aren't. Hint: try to use normal USB stuff natively (Linux) in WSL 2 ...
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by realo 5mo ago
Yes! I have also observed that with compilation VMs on a big server.
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by realo 5mo ago
Nice! I might try it, it seems genuinely innovative. I don't need much from an editor. Instant cold start, sane colors, sane folding in origami style , like "kent folding" allows to do on vim ( https://www.vim.org&
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by realo 5mo ago
Ok... so highly paid physicians who like F1 had to absolutely be invited to Ferrari F1 pits in order to learn common sense? I am an electrical engineer. Can I be invited to some eCar races pits to learn common sense too?
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by realo 5mo ago
Microsoft, Greed, Outsourcing to low-cost-countries who couldn't care less and rotate entire dev teams on you every few months or so, etc... No AI needed at all. Only humans.
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by realo 6mo ago
Oui. i imagine what would happen if he came to someone with: Ding dong... voici l'osti de pizza que l'osti de téléphone a commandé à partir de l'osti de maison. Maintenant donnes l'osti d'argent. Indeed...
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by realo 6mo ago
Well... I live in Canada and I have never seen any "modern" electronics around me that does not have the CE mark. Even things ordered directly from China have a CE mark! I guess you have never really visited Canada and looked at t
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by realo 6mo ago
Oh. Sorry. I work for a rather large company that sells globally. In our business unit we always considered the CE mark mandatory. I understand your point though. Of course a US company that is only ever going to sell in the US does not ne

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