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smonff
6y ago
Also, people complaining on back button removal , but it is not removed.
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smonff
6y ago
Obviously, frustrated people complains, when happy users just remains silent. Google Play applications reviewa is broken and untrustful (either you write quality reviews since ten years or poorly reactive ones since one week, you are consid
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smonff
6y ago
So unfair. People do no want to learn how to go to the preferences and set the address bar back to top. Also I saw people asking for tabs back, when they are still there. So conservative...
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smonff
6y ago
Just invested in a small house in far Paris suburb and it comes with 2 garden sheds. No internet for now though.
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smonff
6y ago
Not worth mentioning that health care is free for everyone in france thanks to all the money employees "steal" from startup founders.
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smonff
6y ago
Tmux, Emacs, Perl, jQuery.
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smonff
6y ago
I've worked in places where people cannot understand the necessity of most of the things you list. If I don't do those steps, they are fine with it at long as it works. If I want to setup all the minimal stack, as long it don'
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smonff
6y ago
Last time I used create-react-app, it was installing 30 000 files. Only this number is a problem by itself.
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smonff
7y ago
« For centuries, it had been the food of nomads and wanderers. Cooked over campfires, it had been carried in knapsacks from Beijing to Barcelona, from Modena to the Maghreb. »
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smonff
7y ago
Real programmer don't eat in front of their screen.
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smonff
7y ago
Excellent dish for programmers.
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smonff
7y ago
Good satire that explain the cultural meaning that would stay hidden otherwise.
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smonff
7y ago
This « excitement » about anything became quite trendy everywhere in the world: you can't read a newsletter or an announcement that don't start by « We are very excited of/to... »
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smonff
7y ago
You can have geckos. They are quite effective and don't care of human presence. They just stay on the wall or on their branch.
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smonff
7y ago
It's always amusing how people are shocked when stuff like are discovered, although Gmail is designed to serve those kind of things. This is a free service, and as a free service they have to make money with something. I don't s
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smonff
7y ago
Strange that the study take place in a lab: you definitively not behave the same in a lab or on the road.
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smonff
7y ago
A colleague just sent 1000€.
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smonff
8y ago
Forget about it. Use Thunderbird with IMAP.
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smonff
8y ago
Also, what about Stack Exchange profiles?
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smonff
9y ago
Apologies have nothing to do with bugs.
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smonff
9y ago
Something that is also worrying is this culture of competition, by showing, right after the start of the post, "best" contributors, as if lined of code was a key of quality development. I remember some tools that I appreciate, tha
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smonff
9y ago
Love Christmas Camelia!
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smonff
9y ago
"Plain bad documentation" on CPAN? It is unfair...
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smonff
9y ago
Same. I did quite dirty stuff with Thunderbird and it always behave well and it never crash. Plus, it's quite ergonomic.
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smonff
9y ago
It is unacceptable.
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smonff
9y ago
It looks like a very good shinny little toy to convince those who have not Chrome installed yet that Chrome is a good browser. It surely is, but for me, it seems weird that a huge company like Google will give you these marvelous toys for f
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smonff
10y ago
All my bookmarks collection inside browsers always end up turning to a horrible stack of junk: I don't know how to get rid of the old stuff, you know something that interested you at some point won't be interesting later but you n
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smonff
10y ago
It is also a way to write down and share very complicated command lines that you want to generate only one time because it is a pain to type it each time. So, a kind of self-documentation.
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smonff
10y ago
I would also like to know.
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smonff
10y ago
3) Maybe a language don't need to be that "elegant", it's not required in all situations. I think I would prefer a "practical" language over "elegance" but like the appearance.
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