The guy in question, Jean-Marie LePen, didn't get in at all in fact. He still doesn't have any member of his party in the parliament. However his stinky ideas please at least 20% of the population which was stupid enough to vote for this tortionnary in the latest presidential elections. And so the actual government now takes care of these 20%...
maternity leave is ten weeks for women. When the baby is born, there used to be 3 days for the man, now it's two weeks (since last year IIRC).
Immigration policy is... I don't know how to qualify this crap:
If you've got higher education, some money, and white, you're welcome. If you're brown with curly hairs and poor, you preferably must be a genius of some sort to be accepted.
Of course I exagerate a little bit, but the actual government isn't very 'soft' on immigrants, nor is an increasing part of the 'local' population, unfortunately...
Here in France, I make about 22kEuros dental+medical included, 45 days of paid vacation, 12 days more in case I need to keep my children home if they are ill, and I work 35 hours a week, maximum. Not highly paid, but not so bad after all;-)
>> The SCO Group (Nasdaq: SCOX - News) helps >> millions of customers in more than 82 countries >> to grow their businesses everyday. > Wow, is that what they do?
> When python has the bredth of packages that Perl > does, and when they have a nicely organized way to > access said modules, I'll be happy to switch.
I agree that beginning to use Zope without any documentation at hand is a bit confusing (to say the least). But really you should be able to setup and use Plone to create a basic working website with publishing workflow, membership, themes, i18n, etc... within minutes, and without having to type any line of code. Then of course to go further, you have to read some doc, but just like with all powerful software.
> Flame me if you want but France is known to have > one of the best electrical system in the world.
They (we) don't have good transparence over what happens however. I don't think we would know if some nuclear problem happened, until too late. Just like when Chernobyl's clouds were magically stopped at our borders...
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Should I say :"presumed" tortionnary
Excuse me !
The guy in question, Jean-Marie LePen, didn't get in at all in fact. He still doesn't have any member of his party in the parliament. However his stinky ideas please at least 20% of the population which was stupid enough to vote for this tortionnary ...
in the latest presidential elections.
And so the actual government now takes care of these 20%
maternity leave is ten weeks for women. When the baby is born, there used to be 3 days for the man, now it's two weeks (since last year IIRC).
:
Immigration policy is... I don't know how to qualify this crap
If you've got higher education, some money, and white, you're welcome. If you're brown with curly hairs and poor, you preferably must be a genius of some sort to be accepted.
Of course I exagerate a little bit, but the actual government isn't very 'soft' on immigrants, nor is an increasing part of the 'local' population, unfortunately...
Here in France, I make about 22kEuros dental+medical included, 45 days of paid vacation, 12 days more in case I need to keep my children home if they are ill, and I work 35 hours a week, maximum. Not highly paid, but not so bad after all ;-)
Yes, yes, yes.
I thought about locomotives.
in 18th century there were no railroads
yours doesn't deal well with huge files.
#! /usr/bin/python :e ()
import sys
finput = open(sys.argv[1], "r")
foutput = open("/dev/null", "w")
for line in finput
foutput.write(line)
finput.close()
foutput.clos
print "%s parsed. Thank you!" % sys.argv[1]
> How many times are you going to repeat the same
> stupid trick?
IBM lawyer, is that you speaking to Mc Bride ?
>> The SCO Group (Nasdaq: SCOX - News) helps
>> millions of customers in more than 82 countries
>> to grow their businesses everyday.
> Wow, is that what they do?
Sure, all their clients are lawyers.
for key,value in adict.items() :
print "%s -> %s" % (key, value)
sorry
for key,value in adict :
print "%s -> %s" % (key, value)
> When python has the bredth of packages that Perl
> does, and when they have a nicely organized way to
> access said modules, I'll be happy to switch.
Guido van Rossum, is that you ?
> Python has replaced Perl as my language of choice
> for all new development.
Larry Wall, is that you ?
I agree that beginning to use Zope without any documentation at hand is a bit confusing (to say the least). But really you should be able to setup and use Plone to create a basic working website with publishing workflow, membership, themes, i18n, etc... within minutes, and without having to type any line of code.
Then of course to go further, you have to read some doc, but just like with all powerful software.
... and the disgusting smell of human flesh.
Are you French too ?
Perhaps you could... try it.
> French people are rude an impolite anyways :)
;-)
This is simply untrue, you fucking son of a bitch !
> then the only reason anyone would use Linux would
> be cost.
No, it would be Freedom !
Why don't you install Dancer+Dancer-Services and then the EIRC java applet ?
Works like a charm.
> Oh, and Gandalf returns, Gollum steals the ring
;-)
> and falls into mount doom, the elves leave Middle
> Earth. I think that covers everything.
You may ignore this, but the books are almost 50 years old, so a lot of people know the end already
Did they include the size of the singer's boobs in their algorithm ?
> Flame me if you want but France is known to have
> one of the best electrical system in the world.
They (we) don't have good transparence over what happens however. I don't think we would know if some nuclear problem happened, until too late. Just like when Chernobyl's clouds were magically stopped at our borders...
> Texans. It makes so much sense that their
> stupidity and their accent is both caused by some
> collective head injury.
They understandably suffered from a severe head injury when they collectively put their heads in G.W.Bush's ass.
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