New brunswick (canadian province near maine) here, it’s also called a weed whacker (and sometimes weed eater)

Actually if you paid any attention at all they’re pivoting away from ai now

J’ai grandi dans une province bilingue au canada, mais la raison que j’ai préféré l’anglais, surtout jeune, c’était l’internet. Je comprends bien ça

Oh thank god, the tarball wouldnt work when i made a .desktop file for it for some reason

Ok si tu a rédigé ce message tout seul ton français est très bon

(petit conseil, ça se fait generalement plus de tutoyer sur les forums, plutôt que vouvoyer)

Je pense que ça compte même si tu ne maîtrise pas parfaitement toutes les langues.

Yipeee***!***

i did debate with someone else in the room about that when i was drafting my comment, but i figured it had to be direct ownership, good point though.

From what i know vampires can enter a home if a inhabitant or owner gives explicit permission, in that case, since the warrant is permission from the government to enter a home, the vampire would only be able to if the home is government housing, since then the government would be the direct owner.

Waterfox is always out of date (and isn’t great imo), but zen is quite nice and as a bonus is always on the latest version of ff

I’m actually looking at a similar job :)

Good luck though! I’ve heard that immigrating to france is pretty hard if you don’t have bloodright citizenship

the amount of people who provide help for free on forums that could easily charge like 200$ an hour for consulting is crazy

ça c’est juste parce que tu ne sais pas en faire

Partly a cultural thing, i already speak french fluently and i like the culture in france more than the culture of Québec (canada’s french speaking province, where i live).

But also practical, i want to live in a walkable city and the only real option in Québec is almost as expensive as living in paris’ 19 arrondissements. I could find a nice place that’s less expensive to live in in france, at least, i hope.

edit: where are you moving from, actually?

live in canada rn, definitely gonna do the same.

The fact i already have citizenship from birthright helps

the duality of man

c’est une péninsule!

i love https://thelibre.news/

i feel like it’s a euphemism intended to make the transaction feel less costly for the person giving

the same way it’s easier to say “they’re gone” than “they’re dead” when you’re grieving, even though they mean the same thing given the context.

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