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saalaa
7y ago
I've had that argument countless times. The last thing you want during operations (whatever your actual job description) is a server that's essentially not serving, not remotely available for troubleshooting and not crashing.
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saalaa
8y ago
Funnily enough, the Legion étrangère is not a romantic thing at all in France. I have in fact always found it odd that it was even a topic, mostly for Americans to be honest.
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saalaa
8y ago
Association = non-profit organization
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saalaa
10y ago
Hey, what font did you use? One notable feature is that the @ is very circular which is quite rare with fixed fonts.
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saalaa
10y ago
In fact it's highly debated by psychiatrists and social workers. They argue that Marijuana consumption forces many to maintain some form of social links which, were it not for Marijuana, they very likely wouldn't (I'm specifi
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saalaa
10y ago
He said can be made , that's an option.
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saalaa
10y ago
> Lessons Learned from a Large Phoenix Project More like "large" projects.
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saalaa
10y ago
You should bring that to the attention of the developers.
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saalaa
10y ago
Doudou [1] is French for a kid's favorite, day and night, bring everywhere teddy bear. You can see further francophone influence in the use of SPIP (the CMS used for the website). [1] http://dictionnaire.reverso.net/fra
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saalaa
10y ago
Elasticbeanstalk is a huge mess when you look at its guts. Deployments aren't any better than Heroku either.
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saalaa
10y ago
Apologies, I was mistakenly thinking a Licence Pro was prepared in 2 years but you are right and it's 3.
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saalaa
10y ago
It's called Licence professionnelle in Ingénierie des Systèmes Embarqués in French. It's sort of a vocational education degree but delivered by a university and on a highly technical subject (supposedly, not meant as an offense).
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saalaa
10y ago
Here's the next level: http://www.domespace.com/en/home (revolving house).
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saalaa
10y ago
They have quite a vast network of turbines. During some of the most windy days of the year, they produce more electricity than they consume. I'd say they also tend to do much less shipping by truck than many other countries.
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saalaa
10y ago
Yes. Edit: I forgot to mention we have French Guiana which is essentially untouched forest and which offsets most comparison maps (biodiversity is a famous example).
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saalaa
10y ago
They have not reduced their ecological footprint. They are relying increasingly on coal, especially as new bioenergy installations are slowing down and demand is only growing. They have never burnt as much coal as nowadays. It accounted t
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saalaa
11y ago
Fullstack developer (onsite). Bordeaux, France. Acute Analytics owns two properties ( http://madamedemande.com and http://reverstore.com ) and is looking for a fullstack developer to take over the technical responsibil
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saalaa
11y ago
Osmos is a really good game. Every little detail fits perfectly in the universe they have created, be it arts, music, gameplay...
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saalaa
11y ago
To an hero.
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saalaa
11y ago
A couple of months ago, a Google engineer did an interview on this very subject where, I believe, he mentioned that text would be indexed and penalty would only be given when possible. This was interesting because obvious white text on whit
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saalaa
11y ago
No, you got that wrong. Either their interest rates were compared to their growth, which may yield a positive return or you're mixing things up with the European Central Bank's decision to reduce the interest rate on deposits. Edi
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saalaa
11y ago
> freshly ground coffee This is actually the single most determining factor for a good coffee.
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saalaa
11y ago
Perhaps the op is British and trying to be humorous? Seriously though, I think it's a strategy to have an answer to most anything uninteresting you throw at it without it having to bring too much to the table. Just like most countries
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saalaa
11y ago
> skunk works project with no revenue potential You just don't know about that. Github is a code hosting and project management (somewhat) company. They're building a tool that help teams write code that is then hosted on their
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saalaa
12y ago
Our project was started before React was public. I'd certainly look at React if I were to start a project.
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saalaa
12y ago
I've done that for our company's websites. We were sort of forced into it by search engines but overall it's much better now. The frontend is written in Backbone.Marionette and it wasn't exactly simple.
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saalaa
12y ago
I don't remember hearing any complaint back when Chrome was all beta and experimental.
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saalaa
12y ago
Fortunately, Windows Me fixed all those issues.
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saalaa
12y ago
I think it's much different from a legal standpoint. First and foremost, the driver is assumed to be fully valid and thus in no need of a blind trust (no pun intended).
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saalaa
12y ago
Well, AFB would like to have a conversation with you. http://www.afb.org/info/living-with-vision-loss/for-job-seek... I'm all for empowering people but I doubt that given the current state of things, especial
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