i like how saying “word wide web” is faster than saying “www”

thank fucking god

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

damn nobody likes white

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

https://xkcd.com/3081

For those curious

ooh, color eink for 280usd is pretty good

Canada, 33$CAD a month for unlimited calls and texts and 2gb of data

the duality of man

why? I would get it on mastodon or bsky where theres a length limit, but here there isnt.

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c’est une péninsule!

can be, but is also often distict. It’s more of an evolution of the sub-dom dynamic, the appeal is that the “puppy” can let themselves be ordered around and kinda take a break from thinking. At least, that’s what i’ve heard…

also, a lil fun fact is that the word puppy comes from the french word poupée, which means doll.

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.

There doesnt seem to be a hard line, but at some point, yes. If i had to i’d put it i’d pur it once you get past the millions.

But theres also people who say it like people in english. It might be a regional thing.

Tell you what, i’ll ask around today and see what people say.

Definitely, in frech itd be un point trente-deux mégaoctets or 1.32mo

edit: forgot not everyone speaks french, the french version is one point thirty-two

i loved the first season intro but the second was so disappointing ):