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Just do stop killing people like any civilized country.

They move on my Firefox mobile

Sure. And nobody has a duty to use it. This user states that (s)he doesn't want to use an editor that doesn't care for its users. I don't blame anyone here.

The problem is the collateral damages. It will take a lot of other species with us.

So now Iran with their freedom ?

"Move fast and break things" looks obviously bad for an autonomous vehicle ...

I love Debian so much. The amount of work done by volunteers is staggering, and the result is impeccable.

I really enjoy single-executable Rust things - that's what I use for building web apps (SSR). But it's not that widespread (for now ?).

I did. Modern projector have the same spying shit nowadays. Streaming apps, games, ads and all.

My fav is this :

> Someone decided to trash the one part of Windows that was usable? The file system is no longer usable. The registry is not usable. This program listing was one sane place but now it is all crapped up.

This is so true, and not only under Windows. Install any modern program under any modern OS and have a look at the filesystem, it's a flaming mess. Nowadays the only solution "smart people" have found is to install a complete system, complete with libraries and frameworks, for each program.

I miss the days of simple executables.

I'm also vegan except for fish. And meat.

Surprise surprise : lots of companies really use gmail with a custom domain. No way to escape.

Same same. People raise an eyebrow, ensure they got it correctly then they move on.

Sure. In a good way.

I dunno about that. I'm living in the mountains (French Alps) and it's unusually dry here. Trees are dying.

If it doesn't survive a power loss it may not survive a kernel crash.

They also say that the Pixel 11 is a very very tiny improvement wrt the Pixel 10, with less RAM and more expensive.

So basically they say don't buy it, wait for the Motorola phones.

I said elsewhere this doesn't survive a power loss.

Indeed this is hard to believe : a common theme here on HN is how EU and particularly France taxes too much people earning money.

> Usually, this is money taken from people that aren't well off either... So it's not a clear cut positive.

Well in France I tend to think the taxes are pretty progressive, so the money isn't taken from poor people. But yes, somehow the ultra-wealthy people always manage to escape what they owe.

Or Deepseek, Qwen, any other open model hosted by whoever you trust most.

Their social credit score is the same thing as the US credit rating individuals are scored with.

You will never see those in the EU.

Not on YouTube.

Indeed (French here). 12h time is still there in spoken language sometimes, but never in writing.

I learnt English as a kid with the 12h time, but UK friends nowadays say they tend to use 24h everywhere precision is needed (e.g. transport timetables) and less and less 12h in everyday chat. I was supposing USA was the same. Obviously not.

> Some advocates of the customary system saw the French Revolutionary, or metric, system as atheistic. The president of an Ohio auxiliary of the Institute wrote that the traditional units were "a just weight and a just measure, which alone are acceptable to the Lord". His organization later went so far as to publish music for a song proclaiming "down with every 'metric' scheme".

Ooh that explains a lot.

I knew for the imperial units but not this. This country ... let's say it always amaze me.

Ok right. I didn't know people were used to that.

OK, but who would use 12h time ? I never understood, this seems so backwards.