A scoop of vanilla ice cream with chartreuse poured on top.

In the métro in Lyon the bar are similar too:

• The president going to New Caledonia, it’s a glimmer of hope!
• Why? Is he going by helicopter?

In a few French cities they use the heat from data centers to heat up public pools

On the other hand the engineers building the CERN had to include a system that compensate for the land tides due to the moon and sun gravity.

The goal for alternative transit is not to remove traffic jam, it’s to transport people.

9mph is slower than a bike, it fits with my experience. When living in a city (in Europe, it might be different in the US) my feeling was always that bike was the fastest, public transport a bit slower but more comfortable (mainly protected from the elements and car drivers) and lastly car was the slowest and more stressful.

In France the police will come and arrest you for suspected terrorism because they you had a vegan book in your kitchen

“Mangez le si vous voulez” (Eat him of you wish)

A book relating events that happened in 1870 in a French village. From a misunderstanding one guy is beaten, released, tortured and ultimately burned alive with people bridging toast to collect the fat that was dripping from the fire.

All the events happened in a single day that goes from mundane to horror.

No,

There is all the backup of all my family pictures in the drives.

If something happens to me I want to make due that they will have access to it.

916mm is 36" 1/16, so it could very well be 916mm converted to imperial and rounded off.

Yeah, having kids made me realize how important it is to choose my battle.

I prefer being strict on a limited set of important rules and more lenient on the rest rather than trying to do too much and just giving up on everything when i’m exhausted.

Like it’s fine if my two years old is a bit messy on the table and does not finish his plate as long as he’s trying the food and let us have our dinner too in a relative peace.

“Do what you are passionate about”/" Choose a job that you love …" and

“Turning a hobby into a job”

is two different things for me.

For me anyone should try to find a job they are passionate about if it’s a possibility.

I love Space, when I started my engineering degree I did everything I could to orient my career toward aerospace and I loved it. I worked as an aerospace manufacturing engineer and I was good at it because I loved that.

I also love cooking but clearly I’m glad I did not tried to become a chef, I’m very happy that it stayed a hobby.

This is why coworking spaces exist.

I don’t know in other countries but it is working quite well in France, you can get a subscription to the closest working space and have a desk, meeting rooms … To work remotely.

I like that it gives a separation between home and work but without long commute.

Daft-Punk - Random Access Memory

My roommate got his bike stolen in front of a busy café. When he arrived people showed him where the thief went.

It took a good minute for the thief to break through the lock in front a busy cafe and no one bats an eye.

I loved the visit too.

The work they do with historians is really interesting, when they need informations about how people where doing X at this period the historian guide them but sometimes the historian have several contradicting theories so they test the theory on the site and report to the historian which one is actually working.

Instead of water you can add a bit of beer to cook the onions. You don’t taste the beer at the end but it brings a bit more flavors at the end.

And if you don’t leave it to infuse for too long. Unlike black tea that can be left to infuse indefinitely green tea gets bitter after few minutes.

In France it’s the person who record the name that can report it if it seems inappropriate.

Then there is a procedure to decide if the name can stay at it is or if it needs to be changed

You’re right, we need to look at global tends rather than individual events.

Global trends are showing that the forest fires are getting worse every year.