tarekmoz's comments

It was our first use case at Mozilla when we started the tool. This sentence is now a bit misleading. Thanks for pointing this out.

> this seems to be lacking a graphical administration panel as well

we are working on one, that's almost ready. Should be released sometimes during Q1

Yeah our doc is incomplete, I did add a bug about this the other day. We should compare products (pouchdb vs kinto.js) and separately deployments (kinto server vs couchdb)

Yeah the full name is "Kinto-un" :)

I had the exact same thought for beer kegs when I saw that thing :)

Well, I am almost 40 and I am getting a lot out of that blog post.

I've also got a couple of sage advices from my 4 years old daughter, you know... :)

mm... they were shared by Guido himself on Twitter, so I am wondering how "private" those links are.

Nope. I smoke cigars weekly and I can tell you Cuban cigars are the bests (they are allowed in my country).

In the U.S. you will find the same brands like Partagas, but they're made with blends from other countries than Cuba, and they are really inferior. I tried a bunch of them and Cubans wins everytime.

here:

"...two bottles of good red wine for the table [...] her reflux was serious..."

Too much food and drink is bad for you. that's all.

Secretive ? Not really... We have news report on Rungis every other month on national TV. Everyone knows about this place in France.

It's delivering food daily for the whole country, and was initially within Paris. They moved it outside Paris to make it easier to access by train.

It's a place folks love because that's where you get the freshest stuff.

I live in Dijon (300KM south of Paris) and I can get fresh Fish that most of the time come from Rungis.

What a sad life it would be.

I've stopped reading at: "You could use SSL/TLS to solve this problem, but that's expensive and complicated."

Security 101 ?

I got bitten by this one via https://twitter.com/derGeruhn/status/476764918763749376 :)

User 'instanerd' has exceeded the 'max_questions' resource (current value: 75000)

ooops

The page says : ...An open API, an embrace of open standards, and a belief that your data belongs to you...

I don't know if this is cultural, but I don't understand this kind of marketing. It's like those signs in some restaurants, e.g. "the best cappuccino in town" or "the world's best burger"...

It makes me instantly skeptical :)

I think this will work:

- "What's the purpose of your visit?" - "I will be looking for a job in the U.S." - "But you have a visitor's VISA here" - "Oh.. mmm.. but I am coming here to work" - "I am sorry this is not going to work out"

[..] Well, after struggling for a year and if your second year salary is still RMB 2,000, then that means you have not grown as a person. You should be really ashamed of yourself. Do yourself a favour and go to the supermarket and buy the hardest tofu. Take it and smash it on your head because you deserve that.[..]

Hahaha smash your head with tofu if you don't get a raise. :))

I am not sure why you're saying that the Sophia Antipolis tech area is an attempt to build a "Silicon Valley" - It's mostly big companies there and there's no incentive to build your startup there.

It's quite huge - around 1500 companies with a lot of R&D labs.

It was not built to mimic SV. And no one claims that except maybe some rare schools/companies brochures that want to sell the place to students/young engineers.

> The current party detaining majority is the Socialist Party (PS) so the idea that innovation comes from the state and individual action is just a burden

That's completely inaccurate... There's a huge effort right now to boost innovation in France by the current government - by Fleur Pellerin, through grants for private companies in tech and many other things.

Look at all those individuals the french government promotes at the CES ... http://blogs.afii.fr/en/2014/01/france-makes-waves-at-ces-20... - it does not look like a burden to the government :)