AnotherHelldiver @ AnotherHelldiver @jlai.lu

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Intrusive thoughts while I was writing my post. I was talking. Thanks for telling me. :)

Popsicle has a great future in politics.

Ah Pizzacakes comics are always so fun and entertaining to read.

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Ah yes, the good old way of throwing electromagnetic waves at people after putting their cymatic scans inside a shared pool of neutrally and selected shared consciousness of dissected sociopaths brains.

I didn't have it on my Bingo card.

Psycho Pass.

Another one to the list. Great anime. It's like if Blade Runner and Minority Report had a loving relationship and a beautiful child was the byproduct of this union.

I am personally certain you are open to learn and I will try to explain why it is like that.

Because the openness of Linux makes it prone to a model of iterations if someone desires and has the need for it. Instead of Windows and Microsoft only offering a standardized path for users to take.

Plus, it is not a waste of time either if you are passionate about it. Many people working on Linux are often doing it on their spare time. It is an unpaid job done because that one person thought it would be nice to do it.

On your second point, I also disagree. Many languages exist and some people might not like a certain implementation of a software in a certain language, for many reasons. Thus, desire to port it to another arises and they do it. Again, Linux and open source software is by essence an invitation to take something and modify it as you wish.

We often think that someone writing a piece of software in a language did it because it was the best language to do it. It is quite untrue. For many years Linux was mostly written in C language. Rust arrived and some people saw its perks as it was more secure in some aspects. Then they started to write modules for Linux in Rust. It brought up some discussions across the community because views diverged between its members. Some didn't want to see Rust take a larger part into the kernel and some wanted it to be more present.

Also, programming languages and softwares are written by humans and humans have bias. We often have preferences or personal experiences shaping our lives. So points of view are divergent. Like right now, you have some arguments and I have mine. All that helps us evolve and change our views on the world around us.

Indeed, it's huge and this is why were going towards a Cyberpunk 2077 and Weyland-Yutani future. At least as long money and power runs.

I would really prefer a Star Trek one but I think our dear Gene was quite optimistic in the fact human nature would change after an age of endless wars (I know Star Trek needed a world war 3 for the age of peace, science and exploration to exist but let's hope we won't nuke ourselves for that to happen).

I'm not a dev but does Swift will restrict it to Apple platforms since it is Apple language?

I went with Trade Rep and they are serious. Their app still needs few things but otherwise well made.

For ETF, pick only Europeans Providers, here is a list:

• AXA (France)
• Amundi (France)
• BNP Paribas (France)
• HANetf (Netherlands)
• HSBC (UK)
• Legal & General (UK)
• Ossiam (France)
• Robeco (Netherlands)
• Tabula Investment Management (UK)
• UBS (Swiss)
• Xtrackers (Germany)

Feel free to expand if there is more you know, I listed my ETF providers

I think everyone is pissed of Orban being a whiny b**** but no one wants to move strongly. EU seems to respect a step by step process for reasons. If we had room, let's just break into Hungary and take out Orban out of his seat, bring some lubricant, he's stuck in it. Then let's roll for new elections and call it a day.

But that would mean nations of the EU are letting UE take a part of their sovereignty.

I wouldn't trust China. More than likely trying to serve its interests seeing Russia is going down like an airliner with no more engines.

China also has no interests in an Unified Europe. It would undermine its efforts to place its pawns like they are doing with car manufacturers or that private police force in Hungary.

We cannot kick them but could EU not create a special status for countries that deviate from the norm and democracy?

• Veto? Gone
• Money? On hold
• Schengen? Closed
• SEPA? Oopsie, doopsie it is in maintenance but just for you
• Etc...

I'm all to keep countries free to vote and make a choice if your candidate is just pro-russian, corrupted, a felon in an election it is now put on hold and you need to change your way fast otherwise it is not gonna end well for you.

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Is it an endangered species too now with downloads?

It is not

Pour les charges sa change rien pour toi, c'est plus côté employeur. Passer un salarié au forfait cadre lui coûte plus cher. Donc tu as potentiellement des boites qui vont jouer là dessus. Comme un status cadre en forfait jour mais avec le minimum syndical pour attirer ceux qui ne connaissent pas.

Les ESN font ça, beaucoup et elles te mettent aussi au forfait heure car tu dois déclarer tes heures qui sont ensuite facturées au client.

A video game. A science fiction game set in a post apocalyptic world.

Be a cat? Guess what straight to jail!

Hormis un effort Européen global et quand je dis ça, je parle d'une vraie volonté de monter un plan cohérent avec des actions, de la recherche, du personnel dédié et du budget. Il faudrait aussi embarquer les pays dedans au moins 30-40% de l'UE. La France, l'Allemagne et les pays Nordiques au moins, ce sont les plus touchés par les fournisseurs Cloud aux US. Les Danois tentent d'en sortir.

Aucun fournisseur de Cloud Européen n'a actuellement la taille requise pour supporter la charge et si sa arrivait les GAFAM ferait sûrement tout pour contrecarrer les efforts mis en place. Ils perdraient trop et nous on a pas l'argent.

Hetzner, trop méconnu mais fiable. OVH connu mais a pas mal de lacunes internes. Scaleway est peut-etre celui qui presente le mieux chez nous en France. Corrigez moi si je me trompe. Le reste du marché reste parcellaire, ils fournissent des besoins locaux. Il y a pourtant le tissu de base et l'expertise.

Alors il y a plusieurs définitions mais à l'origine le nom vient du status donné aux personnes ayant à charge l'encadrement. Donc un cadre.

Aujourd'hui c'est un status donné à une personne ayant accompli une formation professionnelle ou un enseignement de niveau supérieur ou qui possède une expertise reconnue équivalente dans un domaine administratif, technique ou scientifique.

Exemple, un ingénieur. Même sans responsabilités hiérarchique, les ingénieurs sont souvent cadres. Car la fonction qu'ils ont nécessite des compétences intellectuelles à responsabilité élevée.

Pour les avantages, un cadre peut parfois être au forfait jour plutôt qu'au forfait heure. Il ne compte donc pas ses heures et sa performance est évaluée par le travail accompli. Tu peux faire 2 heures dans ta journée, si ton travail est fait techniquement tu peux partir si plus rien n'est possible.

Il a aussi un meilleur salaire, c'est un status reconnu pour un avancement de carrière et tu as aussi parfois des avantages en nature comme une voiture de fonction ou un meilleur plan de prévoyance.

Pour les désavantages, sa passe par des charges sociales plus élevées, le fait de ne pas pouvoir compter ses heures ou de devoir assurer plus de responsabilités.

Yeah, it frightens me too. I hope Embark will work on some mechanic to avoid being a literal "cowboy on maps". I already had a glimpse of this during play test.

Since most weapons are generating noise, shooting could raise your threat level and machines would investigate. So it is better to lay low during a run or if you aim for the Big League (i.e: a bison, big robot on 3 or 4 legs, 3 meters tall or Rocketeer, a flying death machine with...rockets), make it swift. In and out quick to get your reward and avoid getting it stolen.

You also have limited resources, bullets, bandages are not common so fighting is consuming even with melee. Players also had to plan their skirmishes to avoid machines or engage a full team of 3 if they were solo. So it plays heavily on scouting and recon.

Personally, I am a defensive player with a strong scavenger side and preference for stealth. I won't engage fights first but if I stumble on dead raiders, I call it a day, avoid area and go elsewhere.

Communication wheel is also a good mechanic. Embark did good by adding a "Don't shoot, I'm friend" button and "Let's share our findings". Sure it is a double edged sword, you can lie and backstab people but in the end, our "Human side should prevail". Meaning higher stakes for those being sociopaths.

I had short skirmishes being solved with vocal too. It helps a lot. Once in a bunker, players noticed us and started to shoot. We ended fight without causalities with voice after they mistook us for a killing party they had met earlier. We both teamed up, 6 players was awesome.