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Comment #39305973
Algerian here, they do it almost every year when the Bac exams starts.
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Comment #38454585
In Algeria we call Oranges "tchina" instead of "برتقال" which is funny because the Orange back then originated from China!
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Comment #34128419
I don't think picking the right instance matters that much, Mastodon is a federated social network, you will be able to see what everyone is posting no matter what instance you're …
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Comment #33511598
Here's the Chinese version, go check it out: https://www.douyin.com/
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Comment #33150623
A more correct translation would be "you wear me out".
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Comment #32490167
I think the entitled artists are generally in it for the fame and what comes with it, that's why most of them think they deserve the special treatment, humble artists actually don'…
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Comment #31660393
Foreign tourists are always escorted by gendarmes in those places, especially when it shares borders with Libya. Local tourists can visit but some places require an escort.
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Comment #31623090
Do you offer such service for people who live in third world countries too? We are a couple, we live in Africa and want to move to Europe for a better quality of life but we don't …
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Comment #28994713
You might wanna check c0d3[0] or fullstackopen[1], they are both free and self paced, c0d3 is opensource and has a nice small community and some mentors/students/engineers always r…
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Comment #28896096
If you enjoy working in org-mode, you should definitely check out logseq: https://logseq.com/
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Comment #28304907
I forgot to add that logseq is open source, the file encryption feature is built-in (you can opt-in or opt-out) and all the documents are saved locally in md files.
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Comment #28303305
If you are looking for something similar focused on privacy but that leans more towards RoamResearch UX, you can give logseq[1] a try. [1] https://logseq.com/
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Comment #28020924
>For the mid level position (2-3 years, had done web development, we prefer .Net but will take Java, Rube, Node, etc) we had 150 applicants. 140 of them were fresh grad school grad…
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Comment #27921022
Yeah, that may be right when you live in a first word country, but why don't you try living in a third world country under the rule of the military where the law is only used to in…
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Comment #27575471
Sorry for the late reply, to answer your first question: How does economy deal with it? If there is no internet there is no banking, no card payments. Most offices will be shut dow…
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Comment #27539927
This happens here in Algeria too, when students pass the Baccalaureate exams, the Internet gets cut daily for a week from 8am to 5pm. It's been like this for 5 years now and nobody…
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Comment #26493592
You should try logseq[1], been using it for quite some time now and it's coming really well. It is an Open source local-first roam alternative, it supports both markdown and org sy…
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Comment #26335461
I'm not sure about this. It is optimistic to see big actors getting into Ethereum but i don't think we should be happy about it. A "centralized" decentralized network running on Am…
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Comment #26317345
Hi Jeff! Great to see a Roam alternative backed by YC! Congrats on the launch! What are you thoughts on the other Roam alternative, Logseq[1]? It seems to be doing really well and …
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Comment #24580165
Scrimba is amazing! Learned a lot from it! Is this new video format that you developed opensource? Is there a link somewhere where we can learn more about it? Did some research and…
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