interurbain1er @ interurbain1er @sh.itjust.works

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There's always a debate. That why there are court, judges and lawyers. They can sort that out.

Bel pirouette pour éviter le sujet. Enfin bon je sais pas pourquoi je m'attendais à autre chose.

C'est limite à la charge de l'Etat que de déterminer au sens d'un intérêt général en lien avec un contrat républicain le fait de devoir mériter quelque chose ou pas.

Honnêtement, c'est beau cette tentative de noyer la discussion en replaçant le sujet sous la responsabilité d'une entité abstraite. Houla, non, surtout n'en parlons pas, c'est un sujet pour l'Etat. Ça serait drôle si ça n'était pas aussi minable comme technique réthorique.

ou encore dans la bouche du RN.

Oui c'est ça on est tous RN... Ou comment terminer une discussion. "Si t'es pas d'accord avec moi tu es du RN." 👏👏👏

Il a dire "mérite" il n'a pas dit "besoin". Les deux notions sont différente.

Je suis TS bénévole à destination des personnes en grande détresse, y compris des migrants mais pas que, et la notion de mérite est clairement établi et indépendante du besoin. On aide, on nourrit, on héberge et on éduque, mais ça vient avec des contraintes, des règles à respecter. Si elles ne le sont pas c'est relativement fréquent qu'on soit obligé de refuser ou de faire partir des gens.

Il y a des gens dans le besoin, qui n'ont pas eu le comportement nécessaire pour "mériter" l'aide et donc oui, il y a du triage.

J'ai déjà refusé une visite médicale a une personne malade parce qu'il avait aggressé une de nos infirmières. D'autre parce qu'ils se battaient dans la file d'attente. J'ai viré des gens du centre d'hébergement, refusé une distribution de nourriture, l'accès au douche et j'en passe.

Oui, il avait besoin de voir un médecin, d'avoir un toit, de manger, se laver et non au regard de leur comportement ce n'était pas possible. On est souvent obligé d'en dégager un pour protéger les 99 autres. Ça c'est la réalité du terrain dans le social.

J'espere que ça clarifie la distinction entre mérite et besoin.

Bel homme de paille. C'est pas beau de mettre des arguments dans la bouche de son interlocuteur pour pouvoir ensuite l'insulter.

It's been debated to death in the thread linked below. I tend to fall on the side of the nominative fair use, but that's for lawyer and judge to sort out because I'm neither.

A cursory check of law review tells me the US doesn't have a uniform nominative fair use test applicable to the resell of goods and that the supreme court has refused to endorse a test creating a lot of inconsistency between circuit court. So everyone in that thread probably right in a different circuit court.

The GPL doesn't say you have to contribute anything other than the changes you make. If automattic is not happy with the terms of the GPL they should have picked something else. But then the product wouldn't be so popular.

Honestly, I don't see the difference from buying managed service for a software from a random cloud provider. You can go anywhere and get a fully managed postgresql, kubernetes and so many others, most of them probably dont contribute much.

The layers where not the biggest issue to be honest, it's like using the shift key, except I have 3 more "shift" key, plus the actual shift key. It took me a couple of days of use to get my symbols layer commited to memory.

And changing keyboard if you do it frequently is not an issue, especially if they have different layout.

Everytime checked someone else's WP, the only thing that came to mind each time was a Jenga block tower. Bunch of themes and plugins that do god knows what and interact together in mysterious way. Touch anything and there's a very good chance everything comes crashing down.

I personally send people to Wix, but I guess Squarespace is fine.

It doesn't allow Dick from marketing to update the content without having to learn a skill.

Even though wordpress is an unsecure piece of shit, it's very good at doing a just good enough shitty job quickly and cheaply (most of the time by adding a metric crap ton of even shittier plugins). Hence it's massive popularity.

Nah. WordPress is GPL, they can't bitch about someone else reselling it. That would be like Linus Thorvalds blocking a company that sells linux distro because he doesn't like them.

And also wordpress is a piece of trash.

Probably useful because USB-C cables seems to be mostly POS that degrades over time. I feel like every week i'm throwing a cable that used to work fine.

Les maisons indiv c'est le mal non? Donc si les gens peuvent pas s'en offrir... C'est le bien?

It is. Making anything easier to disassemble requires connectors which are a huge tradeoff in terms of space Vs features. Screws take a whole lot of space especially in something you want as thin as possible such as a watch.

Nowadays the direction is embedding of passive and even active components directly into the PCB layers and an increase of the number of layers. That means that if any of them fails there's nothing to be done, or at least not without equipments that cost way too much to be worthwhile to anyone.

In a few years, microelectronic systems will be mostly just one big custom die with the processing units and all accompanying mosfet, inductors, capacitors and resistors directly etched into a 25 layers PCB with barely any surface mounted components. Even lithium batteries can been embedded and most likely will.

If you want something totally serviceable you will have to sacrifice on size.

And my axe ! .... I meant firmwares.

That reminds me of work. I'm old, young me has been through the mistakes and the pain of wanting to control and self-host everything.

Now I manage a team of young idealists who have not yet been burned sufficiently hard by reality and I feel like I spend half of my time denying them permission to add new self-hosted services to our stack.

Just last month a young padawan was pissed at the spent on an external auth service and had been pushing hard for a self hosted OSS solution which he was convinced he could handle by himself (which was most likely true, from a purely technical standpoint).

Since he wouldn't let it go, I "punished" him by having him spend one day in excel and powerpoint to prepare a cost benefit analysis to present to the architecture review board, including server cost, backups, redundancy, security, monitoring, pen-testing, auditing, his time and all the bells and whistles we needed to be compliant with all the ISO-x we have to be. (we're in a banking related field).

Our estimated internal cost ended up about 6x the one of the SASS solutions and still wasn't as reliable.

Most people don't understand the amount of effort it requires to run a secure & reliable system and if I had a dollar for everytime I heard it's as simple as "docker run", I could retire early.

Swiss law allows for assisted suicide so long as the person takes his or her life with no "external assistance" and those who help the person do not do so for "any self-serving motive," according to a government website.

So you can get help or not?

Ça change quoi des précédents gouvernement Macron en fait ? Pour l'instant y'a pas encore de violeur au rohypnol donc ils ont de la marge.

I'm almost more amazed by the drone than by the rocket.

We call it a Rocco and the official international prototype was made in Italy.

I have this old & tiny b&w laser printer that someone gave me that is actually perfect for the 2 prints a year I need to do, by my calculation the toner it came with should last me roughly another 250 years.