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Comment #35103387
no it's never fair to ruin lives and torture people ("the hole" during months is torture [0][1]) [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solitary_confinement_in_the_Un... [1] https://www…
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Comment #33127761
THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LASY OOO TED4PLTO7O TIMESY
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Comment #32340021
He's not sharing the email adresses, only anonymous password attempts.
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Comment #32300062
I've seen two 2CV in Montréal, with Québec immatriculation on the back and French immatriculation on the front (modern post 2009).
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Comment #32300027
"CV" is for "Chevaux" (horses) but we're talking "tax horses", a calculation used for a taxation system where more powerful vehicles cost more. The current french formula is 0.0001…
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Comment #32299981
The Xantia can have the classic hydraulic suspension (hydropneumatique) identical to the Citroën BX or the Hydractive II system with an electronic calculator on board and more "sph…
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Comment #32291089
It’s the case with .docx modern files. Older .doc files were binary (memory dump).
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Comment #32280719
We're missing a high-speed connection here. The Bordeaux-Sète line is relatively slow (130-160 km/h) and handle a lot of different traffic (freight, regional, TGV, intercity). If t…
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Comment #32280566
On some routes between France and Switzerland police and customs inspection seems to take place on board. It's even better, no time wasted. https://www.tgv-lyria.com/ch/en/travelli…
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Comment #32280530
The Adirondack train is suspended since 2020 and had a commercial speed of 56 km/h (35 mph).
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Comment #32159532
This FOSDEM conference from Frédéric Bisson might interest you: https://archive.fosdem.org/2020/schedule/event/retro_revivin...
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Comment #32159424
In the 90s, one of the most expensive Minitel, the Magis, had a card reader on the side, probably working like a point of sale terminal. [0] The overlay of X.25 Transpac network on…
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Comment #32144807
I still have the 4 floppy disks (french version). I remember the sentence generator with random words that was really funny. The word processing interface had a ribbon-style toolba…
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Comment #32115497
Maybe you could try to build Notepadqq for MacOS [1] but it's not well integrated at this time. [1] https://github.com/notepadqq/notepadqq/wiki/Compiling-Notepa...
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Comment #31679099
On analog satellite, Canal+ had analog stereo (not NICAM) not scrambled audio, much better than the AM distorded signal on terrestrial tv.
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Comment #31679082
Canal+ was the first private and pay-per-view channel, using the VHF bands empty after the shutdown (in 1983) of the 819 lines black and white signal of TF1.
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Comment #31587286
Where is the Apache (httpd) server?
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Comment #31406385
It's really a nice idea to save and collect these little history artifacts. In the same way, I wonder if we can extract the serif monospace font used on these workstations.
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Comment #31331894
In Québec, Apple Maps is pretty good for directions in french language. I asked relatives in France and they say Apple Maps has improved a lot, and is better than Google Maps on pu…
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Comment #31243610
Only two CSS rules can enhance the readability a lot on my screen: body { font-family: helvetica; line-height: 1.5; }
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Comment #31229371
KolourPaint is a better alternative to MS Paint with pretty much the same UI.
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Comment #31140498
It reminds me the warning on the back of my child schoolbooks: "Danger, le photocopillage tue le livre" ("Warning! copying kill the book" but with a pun between "photocopy" and "pi…
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Comment #30881338
The only 24 inches monitor on the market is the Ultrafine 4K for Macintosh. It's not even true 4K but UHD (3840x2160) for 184 dpi.
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Comment #30881254
I remember when bigger monitors had higher resolution. 15 inch monitors were 1024x768, 17 inch were typically 1280x1024 and some 20 inch monitors 1600x1200. Now nearly every panel …