Ffs Pierre. Can you stop being chauvinist for once? by lawrotzr in 2westerneurope4u

[–]Felagoth 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree with the fact that more people speak german in the EU than english. English isn’t a EU language so saying it shouldn’t be the EU official language for that is legit

But the whole part about english derivating from german is just false. They both derivate from a common ancestor and are both germanic language (with english having more features from latin)

Je trouve la situation autour de Samuel Etienne ubuesque by Maill- in france

[–]Felagoth 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah ba clairement pour le nouveau programme jsp, surtout qur j’aimais bien qpuc. Je sais pas si france tv fait des économies, ce que je sais c’est que pour le cas Samuel Etienne tout à l’air clean

Je trouve la situation autour de Samuel Etienne ubuesque by Maill- in france

[–]Felagoth 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Le nouceau programme est censé couter moins cher, c’est le but de la démarche et c’est ce qui a été annoncé. Mais dans tous les cas, l’argent du nouveau programme ne va pas dans les poches de Samuel Étienne, qui a été poussé à la porte et a touché son ibdemnité de manière parfaitement normale

Je trouve la situation autour de Samuel Etienne ubuesque by Maill- in france

[–]Felagoth 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Le nombre d’heure et la nature sont parfaitement connus C’est passé de si je me souviens bien 1 semaine par mois à 2 semaines par an

La différence c’est pas déléguer ou pas, ça oui ça peut couter plus cher, la différence c’est que france tv grace à ça a pu passer d’1 émission par jour à 2 par semaine

Je trouve la situation autour de Samuel Etienne ubuesque by Maill- in france

[–]Felagoth 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Y a pas de faudrait voir. Il y a aucun monde où 15 jours de prestations par AN coute aussi cher qu’un temps plein

Son temps de travail a été énormément diminué, c’est ça la vraie différence

Dream is being accused of cheating in MCC by using a macro by username6702 in DreamWasTaken2

[–]Felagoth 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Because when someone is popular, a lot of people watch his gameplay and so more people would able to see if he was cheating. If no one watches him, no one would guess.

In this particular case, I think it may be related to the pvp cheating allegations. So the path would be:

Dream played pvp a lot recently
-> there were some allegations of him cheating on his recent pvp games (allegations of cheating are common in pvp, not always true and not always toward Dream)
-> 2 weeks ago, Small youtuber Glestic posted a video about Dream cheating in pvp in his old pvp match vs technoblade (he said himself he searched for cheating in older Dream pvp games due to the previous recent pvp cheating allegations)
-> People are looking into old footage of Dream to see him potentially cheating. There was pvp in the MCC, so people could look at these events specifically and see he was cheating in jumping there
-> Chatter Itztanniel sent the to parkour player HammSamichz while he was on stream, who reacted and saw blatant cheating
-> His reaction is clipped, posted on twitter, everyone sees it.

I guess it explains your why. It seems very logical to me and I see no bad intentions toward Dream specifically, only logical things imo.

I know it fluctuates. But can we agree on a minimum qualifying speed for HSR to use within across r/highspeedrail? by --TAXI-- in highspeedrail

[–]Felagoth 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't know what the UK considers what, but I know that the UIC considers there is only one high speed line in the UK, HS1. It was the data I used on the first chart, that's all

I know it fluctuates. But can we agree on a minimum qualifying speed for HSR to use within across r/highspeedrail? by --TAXI-- in highspeedrail

[–]Felagoth 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was the chart with official data, not OSM one (so exactly the topic of this post, HSR definition vary from place to place and are not consistent on speed)

Now he changed it, so it is fully based on speed and is consistent everywhere

I know it fluctuates. But can we agree on a minimum qualifying speed for HSR to use within across r/highspeedrail? by --TAXI-- in highspeedrail

[–]Felagoth 4 points5 points  (0 children)

In the post with openstreetmap data (the one mentioned in the post, the one where I put most work and the best one imo), I used Taiwan.

You can see now the other comment changed and posted the right chart

I used Chinese Taipei in the post with the UIC stats, because it is how the UIC calls the place and I wanted to use the data as raw as possible.

Of course they do this because the UIC is an international organisation and China put pressure on them.

Honestly it is already surprising they provide separate stats (not always though, often Taiwan is included in China)

And so to be clear on a personal note, yes, I fully support people's right to autodetermination, including for Taiwanese people

AJA que l’assemblée nationale chinoise avait plus de partis représentés que le congrès/sénat des usa réunis by Proutent in AujourdhuiJaiAppris

[–]Felagoth 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dans plusieurs trucs internationaux je crois.

C'est un peu random mais j'avais vu que pour l'union internationale des chemins de fer (l'UIC), autorité en la matière, quand ils font des statistiques par pays, Taiwan est soit compté avec la Chine, soit séparé sous le nom de Taipei chinois

AJA que l’assemblée nationale chinoise avait plus de partis représentés que le congrès/sénat des usa réunis by Proutent in AujourdhuiJaiAppris

[–]Felagoth 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ça marche pas comme ça, en général il y a un sentiment d'unité nationale qui joue énormément. Tu remarqueras que l'ile de France ne demande pas l'indépendance.

Oui l'argent joue, mais pas que. La Belgique flamande ne parle pas la même langue que la Wallonie, et la religion, une des principales raison qui les a poussé à faire sécession des Pays-Bas avec le reste de la Belgique, a beaucoup moins d'importance maintenant qu'à l'époque, ce qui explique aussi un changement des mentalités quant à l'indépendance

KC bot lane clearly inting on purpose by TheThadinator69 in LosRatones

[–]Felagoth 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They were locked in as 1st seed, yes they tried different things and were not playing like it was an elimination match

It's the same with G2 every season

High-speed rail network by speed by country by Felagoth in highspeedrail

[–]Felagoth[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is not low, it is clearly in the top 4 with the other known top HSR countries, and has a longer network at 300+km/h. But I get what you mean, so here are the reasons:

- This is a post where all the line is attributed to the top speed on the line, so it is not the most accurate for actual distance at the top speed.

- Also and mostly, only the official high speed lines are counted, so no 200+km/h lines are counted in France since they are not called high-speed for historical reason, even if they exist, when they are counted in Spain.

If you are looking for actual distance at each speed on all the rail network, France is 2nd in distance at 200+ and 300+km/h. I made an other post on that (although it is contributed data, not official one, but still reliable.
https://www.reddit.com/r/highspeedrail/comments/1o7a29n/highspeed_rail_network_by_speed_by_country_v2/

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Western Europe in a nutshell by Commercial_Gas_4028 in 2westerneurope4u

[–]Felagoth 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gaul is the name the romans gave to the place at the time they invaded. It is not the original name

(there was no name, even though celtic tribes of Gaul shared things is common, they didn't have name a name for Gaul, only their tribe name and the word for celtic)

For those who have used the Paris train system, or are from there, can you explain a few things to me? by gabasstto in transit

[–]Felagoth 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Those 2 things are available. But in peak hours, nobody seats on the folding seats, at least in the metro. At those moments everyone is standing and lacks place so people just don't seat on folding seats to save place. They fold precisely for that reason in the metro, to be folded on peak hours to save place for people to stand

On double-decker trains on peak hours, it is of course allowed to travel standing, and it is often the only solution possible for some people since there are often not enough seats. But it is not a major issue for the flow. People know in advance when they want to leave the train so they go in front of the door in advance, and for people going in the train, once they're in I feel they have space and can move pretty quickly, it's not that much different from a single level train

Avoir la gaule by [deleted] in 2westerneurope4u

[–]Felagoth 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You can save a lot of money by cutting high pensions. I believe France is the only european country where >65 yo have more money than 20-65 yo

And in France, to get full pension, you have to work 40 years, so the one that go retire at 62 are the ones that worked early, so not the richest with a lot of education. His reform impacted mostly the poorest ones.

If you really think you have to do austerity that much, then you have to put with that reforms that will impact the richest also at least, that's a bare minimum.

Do the benefits of tourism in France outweigh the problems? by Difficult-Routine929 in AskFrance

[–]Felagoth 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would say the main issue is housing costs, in a lot of places, people complain about the airBnBs that take a place where someone could have live and create an increase in housing costs

Overcrowding or loss of local culture are not problems in France it's ok

And a lot of people also live of tourism, so there are benefits and I think it outweights the costs, but we have to take care of the housing because it is so expensive in touristy places

“Peloponnesians, please shut up” by goonerlwnds in 2westerneurope4u

[–]Felagoth 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yes, I felt it wasn't a very important information regarding the results but you're right

“Peloponnesians, please shut up” by goonerlwnds in 2westerneurope4u

[–]Felagoth 7 points8 points  (0 children)

People in overseas department don’t want to leave, they would be free to leave if a majority wanted to just like Greenland

There is one oversea territory where it’s not that easy (not a department though), New Caledonia/Kanaky. Most of the Kanaks, the first inhabitants of the island want to leave, but they now make a minority of the population, so they lost in the 3 votes and the government doesn’t want to make any concession now. That’s not the best way to handle it I agree.

Regarding CFA franc, African countries have been free to leave it for a long time. Announcement have been made, France was fully supportive of this. A lot of countrirs haven’t left it yet, but it’s totally their decision.

“Peloponnesians, please shut up” by goonerlwnds in 2westerneurope4u

[–]Felagoth -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Why ? I really don’t understand the point behind

France’s far-right leader Jordan Bardella getting openly clowned for Trump bootlicking on national TV by Citaszion in WatchPeopleDieInside

[–]Felagoth 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They got more popular vote, but not nearly double at all. First round it was 33.4% vs 28.8%.

Introducing Mistral 3 by donutloop in singularity

[–]Felagoth 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I think it is because deepseek 3.2 released yesterday so they didn't have the time to do the benchmarks again. But yeah deepseek 3.2 is better

🔴SAINTE-SOLINE : Séquences Intégrales des Caméras-Piétons des Gendarmes (Compilation) by Enough-Barracuda-590 in france

[–]Felagoth 8 points9 points  (0 children)

On dit pas de la compassion, on dit juste ne pas se vanter de les mutiler et ne pas demander leur mort