faercol @ faercol @lemmy.blahaj.zone

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I mean I've been using the same reusable bag for a few years now, and I also have some others that I'm not using that much anymore (only when I have a lot to buy at once), so they've been used way more than 10 times, and they will keep being used for a very long time

I do agree with the Splinter Cell series yeah.

Although I'm confused, why did you include Nier Replicant and Automata? Automata has already a complete version, and Replicant already had a remaster/remake/director's cut version 3 years ago.

As a trans woman, can confirm, IPAs turned me into a girl

Joke's on you, I have headaches either way!

Just a heads-up, until v2 is released, it does not scale. I used it to monitor around 40 services. It's too much. So if you have a lot of things to monitor for uptime you might need to either split in several uptime-kuma services, or reduce the frequency

Definitely real yeah. As a French I would completely agree tho

Cooking can be fun, but it's also a chore. It means

• finding 14 meals a week (sure you can have the same meal twice, but you still need to prepare that)
• making sure that your mealplan is at least a bit balanced
• groceries
• cooking
• dishes

And you do that every week of your life. I get it that cooking can be fun, but not the everyday cooking you need to do to survive.

Hope.

Depends on the country though. In France you must be registered to vote (you're assigned a specific voting office). It's a single registration foe everything, not for each vote

Although the process is online, and takes like 5mins.

You also get a voting card, but it's technically optional, it just speeds up the process in the voting office.

In France the way we learned is (for the highway at least)

• 110km/h: 5 small markings between you and the other car
• 130km/h: 2 large markings

Yeah RER (here A, but most RER lines have at least some double deckers in their rolling stock) in Paris is a commuter train, however it has several stations inside Paris itself, usually in some important hubs (train stations and other large railway stations)

However it must be noted, like other commenters said in the thread, that the frequency is completely different. Many lines in Paris can reach a peak frequency of a subway every 2 mins or so. RER is at most one every five minutes, probably more though (inside the city and regardless of the destination, so for a specific destination, frequency is lower)

But yeah, it doesn't really serve the same purpose as subway

Yeah I'm almost three years in and I've been resigning myself to have something that can only barely be qualified as a B-cup I guess. So yeah it depends a lot

Can confirm that there's no season 2 of The Promised Neverland. It ended at season 1. They really didn't do anything more, don't go looking for it. Trust me.

Sad we didn't get to see some of the later arcs animated, but at least we didn't get a half-assed failure of an adaptation like it might have be, right?

Stephen King c'est le parfait auteur qui arrive à faire des super débuts, mais à jamais réussir ses fins

Achtually the french army doesn't use FAMAS anymore and they replaced them with german made HK416.

Not gonna argue about the rest though

Maybe the trucks can, but they fear the drivers don't?

Don't worry, now that we have a right-wing government for some reason, they will finally fix our spendings by slashing public expenses in education, accessibility, healthcare, and instead will give even more to corporations and billionaires. Don't forget a sprinkle of racism and LGBTQIA-phobia and we're set!

I do the same, and yeah I just put everything in the bag, and I empty it at checkout,I usually don't have that much stuff anyway. Never had an issue with that at the store

Yeah but people don't buy cars that often, and when they do it's usually a used car. So you might need to wait a few more years to see that change in dynamic towards automatic (especially with electric).

I'm French and I've been driving for almost 14 years, and I've never used an automatic car, and my current car isn't that old. So yeah it won't be tha majority until a few years

Arch Linux remains kinda like a mix of GPS and camera