rihegher

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by rihegher 11y ago
At least they speaks french according to witnesses http://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/131115/paris-frappe-p...
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by rihegher 11y ago
Sorry about that, I've jumped a bit too fast on that one
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by rihegher 11y ago
this is a typo error actually: Now: my $len = $string.length; http://doc.perl6.org/type/Str#method_length EDIT: I don't see any contact section on their page to let them know
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by rihegher 11y ago
French here, I've been a web developper for more than 15 years now and I try to follow what's going on with digital laws in France and Europe thanks to "la quadrature du net". I try to inform people around me but most pe
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by rihegher 11y ago
Clevo, fully compatible with the last Ubuntu LTS, shipping worldwide.
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by rihegher 11y ago
It's an issue only if you don't reach an appropriate usage rate of the car. Which is a non issue for shared cars in town.
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by rihegher 11y ago
"Over a long enough timeout shares have always gained" Not so sure if you take inflation and Survival bias into consideration https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Survivorship_bias#In_finance_a...
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by rihegher 11y ago
It's a long serie of mistakes that led us there. Maybe european leader should have stop postponing the crash and let greece default on all its debt to private creditor and let the impacted banks to go bankrupt like Credit Agricole for
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by rihegher 11y ago
I don't have figures but I guess growing forest are mainly replacing perpetual meadow
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by rihegher 11y ago
"Since then, while the population of France has doubled, French forests have also doubled. In other words, forest loss decoupled from population." Meanwhile in France permanent meadow area shrank by 6.3% between 2006 and 2010 and
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by rihegher 12y ago
I had a 25% surge in earnings for sunday due to CTR surge. Still investigating.
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by rihegher 12y ago
French IT industry should get better organised and stronger as a lobby to influence and educate congressmen first. And I think we actually are going into the right direction here. It will take time to see the impact of it though.
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by rihegher 12y ago
Well the typical pattern I encounter is this: John Doe get a problem with its PC, actually most of the time problems with malware on windows. He will reach out to a friend that "knows" about computer. This friend will do some kind
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by rihegher 12y ago
The way I explain how google got a de facto monopoly on search in France (and in Europe) is a combination of : -being a good product with no real good competitor for european languages (except for russian where Yandex exists) -set as the de
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by rihegher 12y ago
In France most of google users does not even know there is an alternative to Google, most of people I met in France that are not under 30 or working in a web related area just does not get it clear what is the difference between a web brows
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by rihegher 12y ago
the law draft in english http://wiki.laquadrature.net/Patching_the_French_Intelligenc...
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by rihegher 12y ago
With Free mobile in France you get Up to 3gb of 4G fair use for free. so if it's enough for you then you won't increase your phone Bill
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by rihegher 12y ago
Too bad, LTE 4G not supported :(
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by rihegher 12y ago
"The C1 server is a 4-cores ARMv7 CPU with 2GB of RAM and a 1 Gbit/s network card. It is designed for the cloud and horizontal scaling." "How does a C1 server perform? A C1 server gives a constant CPUMark of 12K. This is
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by rihegher 12y ago
"How do I take advantage of the monthly billing? Each resource is billed per hour up to its monthly cap. The monthly cost of a resource is calculated by running the hourly rate for 500 hours. If a resource is used during more than 500
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by rihegher 12y ago
It miss key configuration panel for people who doesn't use qwerty keyboard
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France passes law forbiding planned obsolescence(unlockpwd.com)
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by rihegher 12y ago
Thank you very much. The english version of wikipedia state that Roger Garaudy and Jean Plantin has been jailed whereas the french version of their wikipedia pages state they hasn't been. So it would be good to have reliable sources. B
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by rihegher 12y ago
All right, random people has been arrested and taken in custody during 48 hours after the Charlie things. I was actually meaning people jailed for months and lost their jobs and suffer all the dramatic effects of prison.
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by rihegher 12y ago
Really? I'll be interested in sources then, because I've just never heard of such things in France. From what I know even well known public figures that has been sentenced about innapropriate expressions just had been fined (Le pe
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by rihegher 12y ago
Ok but when I wrote fired, I was thinking about permanent position (CDI). The article state that he has been forced to quit his job rather than being fired, which is not really clear. His position may has just been a seasonal one as the pla
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by rihegher 12y ago
My english is not perfect and reading you answer I thing I was misunderstood. This kind of mobbing and over reaction do happens in France as well and I don't deny that. Recently 3 millions get down the street because 18 peoples has bee
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by rihegher 12y ago
I'll reply only in regards of french law here but be aware I'm no lawyer. The basis is the following. You can fire someone for repeatedly public attacks targeting another employee, or a client. Then if the fired employee thing you
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by rihegher 12y ago
French guy here, had the same thought
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by rihegher 12y ago
French guy here. This article only speak about employees in american company getting fired about some data shared on the web. But I would be curious to know what happened to people who faced the same situation working in continental europea

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