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Not the same things : Sales goal is to get listener's money. Evangelism goal is to convert listeners into new supporters / enthusiasts.

Ok, now write the same list for Google. And then we can compare.

Thank you I didn't know about this ! (And I happen to read this from Paris, right next to the Boulevard Voltaire)

I did not know about Mojo Nation. I also discovered it was replaced by Mnet in 2002 : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mnet_(peer-to-peer_network)

To all No-CSS webmasters : you can still respect your readers light/dark mode preference with this simple line :

<meta name="color-scheme" content="light dark">

Good idea. But not easily usable. The map distortion is funny and impressive but not practical. The (arbitrary) colored circles should be distorted to bring information, not the (familiar) map itself. We need the map to stay familiar so people are able to easily use this.

Same URL, but in English :

https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F11601?...

Would it be a good idea to have multiple payment methods ? So that if one goes down this way, the other still exists ?

"Not all eggs in the same basket" ?

[Reference] Here is the original quote of Dune's Litany against Fear, for people who don't know about it :

"I must not fear.

Fear is the mind-killer.

Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration.

I will face my fear.

I will permit it to pass over me and through me.

And when it has gone past, I will turn the inner eye to see its path.

Where the fear has gone there will be nothing.

Only I will remain."

Source : https://dune.fandom.com/wiki/Litany_Against_Fear

Here (in France) I hear the nearby church bells announce the time every hour and quarters of an hour.

Maybe the proper word is "creative" and not "artistic" ? Both have an exploration/experimental side in common.

This is what I got (after 2 days) :

You've found:

    a cool bug
    a pretty leaf
    a secret glade
    a DVD of The Core (2003)
    a glass of heavy water
    a sixth lagrange point
    a 5G seagull
    a sensible cheese platter
    a swatch pop-out wristwatch
    a relativistic bowling ball
    $30 in Yahoo
    a brightly-lit billboard
    a hot dog
    a normal-sized apple
    a bottle of Coke Absolute Zero
    the gold crown Archimedes stole
    a necklace of element samples whose symbols spell out your name
    a smooth green snake
    an eye in the sky
    a dna base pair
    a steam calliope
    a sterile neutrino
    a secret leaf
    a stick
    a large hadron
    an asterisk
    a sunken treasure
    a strangely heavy subway token
    a podcast episode
    a friendly bee
    a spiral-cut diamond
    a golden radio tuned to 1.618 MHz
    a burrito
    a cool pair of shoes with flames on the side
    a scroll lock key
    a primordial black hole
    a tree-filled grove and a nice spot for quiet contemplation
    a festive but somehow unnerving holiday card from Junji Ito
    a single caffeine molecule
    two Andalites, one canonical
    baby shoes (and baby)
    a friend
    an icosahedral d10
    a piece of pumice
    the Principality of Sealand
    a whale shark
    a sparkling gem
    some tin from the pantai remis mine
    a rock with neat stripes
    an orb wren
    a marsh wren
    a single grain of salt
    a holographic Charizard business card
    Voyager 1
    a wayward Roomba full of moondust
    a curious humboldt squid
    a bathyscaphe
    a delicate music box
    a spider-silk scarf
    a friendly jumping spider
    a friendly cat
    a first of its kind
    a pair of platonic solids, not quite touching
    a really cool data point
    a block of scandium
    a beige electron
    11 squares packed into a larger square
    a piece of space shuttle food
    the 3 million point line
    a sunspot
    Voyager 2
    a baby hedgehog
    a tiny pteranodon
    a guitar pick
    a pair of squirrel goggles
    some microbial life
    a hydrogen ion
    a piece of coronium (iron)
    a broken smoke machine
    The Long Now Foundation's archive of every Animorphs book
    the platinum cylinder formerly used to define the kilogram

(And reached the ends)

This reminds me of this xkcd : https://xkcd.com/810/

Paris has a pretty good shared bike service, there is no need for a personal bike.

I beg to differ. I've been biking in Paris regularly for the past 10 years. It has always been a great experience. And it is getting better year after year.

I didn't know about it, thanks.

Here is the article for orhers like me :

https://lifehacker.com/geek-to-live-list-your-life-in-txt-16...

Dark mode is missing. Here's a guide to implement it properly : https://ryanfeigenbaum.com/dark-mode/

2016 Google Street View of it : https://goo.gl/maps/gwdnY7K2tNu562Bm9

I think it is these : https://www.lighting.philips.co.uk/consumer/ultra-efficient

Example : https://www.lighting.philips.co.uk/consumer/p/led-bulb/87195...

Your reasoning about bilateral/symmetry implies there is an even number of things (like the 8 eyes spiders have) 2 is not the only even number for this.

(Also, I find it interesting that most of internal organs are not symmetrical)

I am not an expert but GunJS may be of interest for fast p2p sync.

Note : "ami" means "friend" in French. I knew about the old Ami (but young people this car is aimed at do not know about it) but I think this is a welcomed reuse of that name.

Thank you for caring for this :)

Very nice creation ! But sad that AZERTY keyboards are often forgotten in mini games. The game is not really playable outside QWERTY keyboards. (Arrow keys would be a good alternative too)

Yes, we only eat the legs :)

As a Frenchman, it took me a while to realize it was supposed to mean "a painful thing to do"

The "F" has always been "Forementioned" for me.

I really hope Matrix bridges will help bring back some sanity on this front.

When Matrix will be p2p, people will be running their own server without even thinking about it. I think this is the way to go.

But it is not there yet : https://arewep2pyet.com/