

I’d love to see that in corporate criminal law. You fuck-up as an individual, you go to jail, you fuck-up as a company, you’re closed for some times.


I’d love to see that in corporate criminal law. You fuck-up as an individual, you go to jail, you fuck-up as a company, you’re closed for some times.


’est amusant de parler d’emploi ce qui n’est qu’une arnaque temporairement légale.
C’est un vrai problème pour les gens concernés qui perdent leurs salaires, mais en effet, ces gens (et toute la chaine de distribution de prospectus qui finissent à la poubelle aussitôt que tu ouvre ta boite au lettres) ont zéro valeurs sociétale. Dans un monde idéal, ces gens seraient plus à toucher un revenu de base, et à faire du bénévolat quelque part. Sauf que ne pratique ce sont des loyers/crédits qui vont pas être payé, et des familles qui vont stresser


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Autant je pardonne le “C’est des connards shootez les” des gendarmes de terrains. et je comprends la panique quand tu vois tes potes brûler sous molotov, autant les gradés qui ordonnent des tirs tendus (illégaux) alors que c’est le travail des gradés de calmer le jeu, et les mecs qui au calme (donc sans l’excuse de chier dans leur froc de trouille) trouvent cool d’avoir blessé quelqu’un c’est inacceptable.


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Un film d’horreur du point de vue du chien. Et c’est franchement une super-surprise. Le parti pris de la perspective canine plutôt que humaine est intéressant, et le film est vraiment flippant et pas un truc où il faut un gros jumpscare pour faire réagir un public blasé. Le chien est trop mignon et le film est assez court, ce qui contribue à un succès par rapport à des gens qui font durer le film sans raison


Looks like easier said than done especially over a dense population area.
But your right these drone flight start to be a real issue and don’t look like a hobbyist with a Parrot/Dji toy


Je sais jamais quoi penser de ces lois, D’un coté bordel il faut arrêter le massacre, les gens qui ont des problèmes de santé à 40 ans et meurent avant 70 à cause de la cloppe De l’autre c’est vrai que ça marche bien pour la weed


Courage, Comme on dit, une thèse, c’est bien, surtout quand c’est finit


Saving this for next time the ignorant people in my life insist that buying clothes on Shein is not bad.
Unfortunately, in the way western society work, I am not going to blame minimal wage worker buying “cool clothe” for their kids on Shein. It’s expected that kids wear cool clothes at school, and it’s expected that parents don’t wear a old sweater in public.
May be, the day scientists with an old sweater become a role model for kids fashion will change, but unfortunately, there is a need to “dress to impress”.
To get rid of fast fashion we need a whole societal change, I hope we’ll have it one day, but I won’t blame the people who suffer from it.


Le vrai problème, c’est que ces plateformes aient un tel monopole que les gens soient emmerdé par un ban.
I once had a GM whose house rules included every battle receiving enemy reinforcements each d4 rounds.
he end there were four factions in the ruckus and it was taking about 60 minutes per round for him to run it.
Actually if combat are long enough that re-inforcement have the time to come you’re doing something wrong. NPC aren’t stormtroopers who always miss, and PC aren’t doing practice shooting. A combat shall be quick and deadly, if you’re lucky one hit shall cause an injury, but usually an opponent doing a successful attack roll will at least incapacitate a PC.
PCs that hit 0 HP aren’t dead, they’re just helpless (disarmed, KOed, socially cowed, etc.) Make it clear that nonlethal options are always on the table. [Spiceomancy]
In the same category, once a character lost enought HP to get maluses, I ask them to roll endurance (whatever how it’s called in your game) to simply stay conscious, not only it helps preventing stupid death, but make combat faster. I believe some OSR games have a morale roll acting a bit similar


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Le fameux, ah oui machin est quelque-chose, ça doit etre innocent ah non criminel


Not even rich politicians, the proposed threshold in first proposal was 200 millions of net worth, where you would pay less than 2% of your net worth in tax thanks to multiple loopholes.
Definitely richer than average politicians


That proposal is already pretty watered down, especially in the latest proposition. I don’t care that your net worth is made of company stock and not in cash. We, commoners, pay way more than 2% of our net worth in tax, why such a low tax rate is not acceptable for the super rich?
Main issue is the extra GM workload, which is why I like the GM never roll trend, one less stuff to do means more time to focus on GMing
with randos off Discord or Roll20 and not actually in person with people they know.
I know online rpg changed a lot in 20 years, but when I was playing online around 2010, playing on teamspeak, also meant be part of community, and ask others GM about new players before having them joining your table (No show, cheating and other bad behaviour would quickly be known by everyone) . Moreover, because you don’t know them, it’s easy to kick them out.
Horror RPG taught me about how important it is to take the time to play normality, let the player connect with their character, have fun and light roleplay moment, until that moment when horror steps in.
Player dealing with monsters and having blood up to their knee ends up being epic high fantasy but not horror.
On a more norme activity the movie the descent is a great exemple the first half slowly drift from stressful to frightening, then the second half is girl fighting Gollum in the mud, and turn from frightening to comical


Ah un monde où d’une part les salaires permettraient de payer les loyer, et où pour les gens en difficulté il y aurait du logement social facilement accessible serait tellement bien, tant pour les locataires que propriétaires



A radio astronomy image of gigantic spiral galaxy with an active nucleus.
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C’est nous qui payons, la pub coûte cher aux entreprise et cxest répercuté sur le consommateur.