"Quelquechose" doesn't mean anything in French. It's written "quelque chose".
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Rightfully so, I would say? Given that strategic independence is the starting point for this discussion.
Personally happy that my country has some measure of military autonomy from the U.S.
Though I am in favor of European integration, too.
Fallacious comparison, two entirely different situations. For a start, whatever the Iranian response, the aggressor at the root of this particular episode is the other side: the U.S.
Pascal's wager, as it relates to faith, is based on the premise that there is a lot to win in making the wager --but little to lose. In turn, that second part is grounded in the assumption (right or wrong, I won't judge) that living according to Christian principles brings benefits _in this life also_ to the individual who so chooses.
So it seems a mischaracterization to present the essence of the wager as going out of your way to perform random and costly rites in the hope of lifting any ill omen.
Nit: Brittany. With greetings from Saint-Malo ;)
If that's all you need, you could try the SingleFile browser extension. Works great on mobile, too.
Well there is such a field of expertise as Theology.
Récoltes et semailles ;)
Similar make by the same brand here. I have been wearing it for five years without issue.
It's also a fairly inexpensive watch, so it's no big deal should I lose it. (I have no sentimental attachment to mine.)
A downside I see to smartwatches is they feel outdated after a few years. With this, you make the decision to stick to the basics, but hopefully you're not generating any more waste for the next 10-15 years.
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Same here. I do not have admin rights on the machine so, unless I'm mistaken, I don't have any other option but to reboot.
"comme un imbécile, je marche" has the double meaning of "I walk" / "I fall for it". A possible translation would be "And I, like an imbecile, go along with it".
I've been using Shaarli, https://github.com/shaarli/Shaarli, for several years. It's proved very useful.
I like OP's idea of automated PDF save.
For Android users, one strong point of Shaarli is that there's a companion app, https://github.com/dimtion/Shaarlier, that allows you to save notes/links through the Android share menu.
Calling beetles "unremarkable, ugly insects"? Ancient Egypt begs to differ.
Also, calling your school band "The Nemesis" sounds unbearably conceited.
On Android, I really like Aegis, https://getaegis.app. Open source, biometric unlock, automated backups. Available from the Play Store and Fdroid.
In Jetbrains IDEs, when you define a data source, there is a button to make the source global. If you do that, it will be accessible across all projects.