Arte is a French/German public TV channel (excellent one in my opinion).
I guess this video is blocked outside these two countries (also available in Belgium, Monaco, Luxembourg, Austria, and Switzerland I think)
There's also lots of new apps like Yuka which try to warn you about bad ingredients. You scan the bar code on a food product then you get some summarized details and warnings.
Maybe there's something to do to make these privacy policies more comprehensible.
Used by many product checking apps.
In France, Yuka seems to be the leader app ( https://yuka.io/en/ ). Yuka uses the open food facts database to fill its own datatabase. This kind of app is used a lot here to verify the chemicals in a product.
It already started to force food companies to change their recipes and to remove bad chemicals they usually put into their products.
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Laravel has been created by Taylor Otwell. Here are his thoughts on Symfony 2 "vs" Laravel 4. It's from 2013 but it's still interesting to understand the difference.
I like Hacker News for that. The topic of this article is interesting. Thanks for bringing that up. However, when you read the comments here, you realise the article is quite wrong :)
Comparing to a flat in my city Paris, France...
Many people (student, young professional) lives in small flats like that. I lived in a flat like that.
The price of a 25sq-meters flat (= 270sq-ft, the Kasita) is around 200 000 US$ . To rent one, it's around 850 US$/month
I lived in London too. It's even more expensive.
Some scientists think they are quite intelligent animal and they can easily learn. The problem is they have to learn everything by themselves. I read that octopus doesn't transmit any knowledge from one generation to the next one. The mother put some eggs in a cave, protect them and then die once the babies hatch out.
I never heard about such a device but I have a Motorola LAPDOCK to control my raspberry. I guess the raspberry could be adapted to control a distant desktop (adding a wifi or bluetooth card, a battery of some sort and a VNC-like software)
Or even using a Motorola LAPDOCK + Smartphone with remote-control app
Just a simple advice: When someone comes to you to offer you a "taxi" service everywhere in the world, be careful, it might be a scam. (One time, I've been robbed of all of my money in Vietnam accepting an offer like that)
The best thing to do is to go to a taxi terminal or stop a car with TAXI written on it.