“one of the good ones”

Oh yeah I’m well aware of DNS,. But I remember an article raising the alarm about the ever increasing complexity of the code behind it, and the progressive loss of knowledge due to it being a very old protocol.

Ouvrir le feu sur les manifestants sera forcément la suite logique. Imaginez Sainte Soline ou l’A69 avec une loi pareille.

Adapter des espaces pour les enfants

Les exclure des espaces existants

C’est quel template de meme ça?

It’s not DNS I’m pretty sure.
Turns out, it was DNS

I think the issue with most datacenters is the frequency, not necessarily the noise level. A low hum that permeates everything, even if it’s not “loud” can become debilitating.

“I’m not locked in with you, you’re locked in with me”, but they all believe they’re the “me”

tiny bit more complex

Understatement of the year !

Which is exactly what happened here

Took longer than expected

Surtout qu’en plus il y a eu une concertation publique, et 72% des répondants ont voulu conserver la rue Grenette comme ça. Sarselli s’est empressée de dire que c’était biaisé et que ça n’avait aucune valeur.

Yeah the guy is a C programmer, he probably understands python very well but can’t be bothered to write his own code for such a small project

Which is funny because Switzerland is probably one of the most economically liberal country in Europe.

That’s what we did, and it just normalised their ideas

Honestly a lot of top attractions in Paris are better seen from the outside (with maybe the exception of the Louvre). There are a ton of people and it can be quite expensive. I feel like Paris is an experience in itself already, just walking around and finding plaques about the history of that building or this street. Going up Montmartre, going down to Pigalle, walking along the Seine, or through Jardins du Luxembourg and jardin des Tuileries.

The metro is great and you can use the bike share system which is also nice.

Well, they’ve also been brainwashed into extreme individualism, “if you fail at life it’s your fault” kind of thinking. The fact that losing your job means homelessness, no healthcare, and with extremely powerful corporations handling pretty much everything you do or own makes it incredibly hard to organise.

Never let a good crisis go to waste they say

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It’s always “funny” when you know what happened to the socialist branch of the Nazi party, also that they admitted pretty openly that they lied and used socialist symbols only to attract the working class

It’s about control and power