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by seszett 1y ago
I don't think the goal is that every non technical person can host their own mail infra. But most people who can run a server should be able to setup OpenSMTPd with the DKIM filter and Dovecot. It's much easier than configuring po
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by seszett 1y ago
If you're talking about the child safety, it's unrelated to door locking. It prevents children from exiting the car before an adult can ensure it is safe to do so. Mostly to prevent the child getting run over by a passing car, or
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by seszett 1y ago
All modern cars have been locking the doors for the last 20 years or so, as far as I know. At least here in Western Europe. The door handles still work from the inside, they mechanically unlock the door unconditionally, meaning nobody can b
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by seszett 1y ago
Interesting, I suppose it can work because male hymenopterans (ants, bees and wasps) are haploid, so the queen doesn't need two copies of the "foreign" genes to produce a male of the other species but just one copy, the one t
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by seszett 1y ago
> Every single time it's had absolutely horrendous consequences often with millions of human deaths attached Although I think it's best for nature to leave things how they are, draining the Landes in France (a swampy area com
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by seszett 1y ago
That's not especially ironic though. In doing that Europe avoids the pollution associated with shale gas exploitation. The gas itself isn't different once it is extracted, so it doesn't matter if the imported gas is shale gas
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by seszett 1y ago
Remember "Ma French Bank"? I really couldn't think of a more ridiculous name. It closed down this year anyway.
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by seszett 1y ago
I think it's just some kind of design trend or something. But I don't know anyone who isn't at least a little bit put off by it from a user perspective. French has the added difficulty of requiring to choose between "tu&
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by seszett 1y ago
I have a keyboard and monitor somewhere in a closet. That's also what we do at work with our "real" servers. I'd say it's needed about once a year at most though. Servers don't just fail to start, normally.
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by seszett 1y ago
OpenSMTPd + Dovecot is extremely easy to setup and maintain. For my parents, I registered a domain on OVH and they use the free email accounts they come with. So that's an independent, ready to migrate, email account for about 8 euros
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by seszett 1y ago
It actually happens quite often in France coming from right-wing politicians. Strikers are "hostage takers", demonstrators are "vandals", etc. It's all part of the theatre to discredit opposition.
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by seszett 1y ago
> I don't have a good explanation. Russians are somewhat shut off from the Internet and HN is blocked there as far as I know. And although polls say they support the war, it seems more like passive support/apathy than an acti
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by seszett 1y ago
You don't have to drive 60 mph there though. You can use your judgement. I'm more used to France's 90 km/h countryside roads (now 80 km/h for most of them) but it's the same, sometimes you can only drive 70 o
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by seszett 1y ago
For many people in Europe, Tesla is just out of question now.
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by seszett 1y ago
On French TV shows they state (verbally, not with a standard text shown on screen) that the leftovers are given to the Red Cross (and some to the staff).
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by seszett 1y ago
I was just trying to provide what I thought was a relevant fact. As a Frenchman I don't really care about what other people think about French influence.
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by seszett 1y ago
> They raised it just because it was relevant to the sun setting on the French Empire. New Caledonia becoming independent would not have an effect on this though, the sun would still not set on France, as New Amsterdam and Wallis-et-Fu
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by seszett 1y ago
You're thinking of the (temporary) Tahiti flight, but that was much longer than 9349 km. The person you're responding to was talking about the Paris-Réunion flight that has been active for a long time and still active today. I too
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by seszett 1y ago
Having seen the state of churches in France compared to that in other countries where they simply get sold off by the Church as real estate for money and because it can't fund their maintenance, this piece of opinion doesn't seem
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by seszett 1y ago
I measured it a while ago (well, 11 years now) and both France and the UK made the cut[0]. France has much more margin though, IIRC no single territory becoming independent would make the sun set on France. [0] https://ssz.fr&#x2F
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by seszett 1y ago
Acceptable by the person who wants to die. That usually means not too painful, and not causing more stress than necessary to the persons you care about. Wanting to avoid pain is very much not a reason to seek therapy, what an absurd thought
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by seszett 1y ago
> There are lots of ways for you to end your life. You do not have to involve government or society. You do not require sanction or assistance. By the time you think suicide is the better option, you are often already in a managed and
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by seszett 1y ago
Belgium didn't phase out nuclear. They decided that someone in the future would handle the closure of the nuclear plants, and when the time came and no replacement plant had been built, we just kept the nuclear plants running.
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by seszett 1y ago
Maybe it's also a language problem as "choc thermique" is technically "thermal shock", but the French "choc" doesn't have the medical undertones of English "shock". It just means that you go
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by seszett 1y ago
> the French media have a talking point about AC being dangerous because walking into a cool building during a hot day might harm people through "thermal shock". I'd be interested to know on which media you have heard it
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by seszett 1y ago
It's not the first time I hear about a "crusade" or some kind of government oppression on Europeans against AC, but I don't really know why this belief exists. I think almost all homes built today rely on heat pumps, it&
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by seszett 1y ago
> which is pretty cheap for a whole ass trolley. It's not an incentive to "not steal the trolley", it's an incentive to put it back in its place for people who were already not planning on stealing one. This way t
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by seszett 1y ago
> What does your country or its neighbors face? How about 10 countries over? Well my country sometimes has storms that do lead to power cuts for a few hours in the worst case, it's happened to me in 1999 and 2010 (but then there w
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by seszett 1y ago
I don't know how it is in the UK or other countries, but mainstream information sources in France have been reporting on this for decades, I think mostly everyone is aware. Granted, the opinion in France has always been quite sympathet
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by seszett 1y ago
Do you have an actual study on this or is it just a belief held by some people who don't have any better idea to make others think they are useful?

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