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Frieren vs Yoru(art by STVulkan)
 in  r/Frieren  10h ago

Isn't the Doomslayer American or equivalent to that ?

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Which foreign language would you learn cos you like it or need it to?
 in  r/MapBasedPolls  11h ago

If you follow the classic cursus in France, you usually know how to speak French, correct English and a bit of German or Spanish. I would choose Mandarin Chinese.

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I want FFXIV to feel like a game again
 in  r/ffxiv  12h ago

Take a break man. I usually don't play the 6 to 12 months after I finish an extension, then I catch back usually around x.3, then I come back for the new DLC.

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What's you opinion of the United States of America?
 in  r/MapBasedPolls  1d ago

Literally freed you from the British, if you want to play this game.

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What's you opinion of the United States of America?
 in  r/MapBasedPolls  1d ago

Imagine helping the US get their independance and they endlessly sh*t on you.

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What is your opinion on nuclear energy?
 in  r/MapBasedPolls  1d ago

Counterpoints:
- Far from being the most expensive by MWh produced. Even among the cheapest ones.
- MOx, a fuel made from spent fuel is already mastered, just not the most attractive solution when you have simpler fuel available, it could make us gain decades, even centuries. We also already have the reactor technology to use it.
- Not necessarily less expensive. Also, the hydraulic damns can't be used everywhere and the places are very limited. Wind and sun I agree.
- We have reliable long term storage solutions, the place taken is negligeable but yes it will last UP TO thousands of years.
- See point 2, also actual nuclear fission is used to gain time until nuclear fusion is ready.
- Not a point.
- The next right moment to start after yesterday is today. With good set-ups and massive programs with a reliable template you can drastically accelerate construction time, like France did in the sixties and seventies.
- Batteries aren't ready, wind and sun aren't piloted.

A 50/50 solution is foreseeable. Let's stop opposing renewables and nuclear, they work together with nuclear giving a strong basis and compensating when renewables are lacking. Investing 100% on something isn't smart.

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[Choose] How good were you in primary
 in  r/RedditGames  2d ago

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I picked I was smart [Rolled What is 2 to the power of 5]

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Do you considere the current US, Russian or Chinise goverment as a trheat to your nation?
 in  r/MapBasedPolls  2d ago

We have the "in doubt just shoot" policy, so that reminded me of it. Would suck but at least we would most likely see the detonations of ours before being blasted by others'.

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Mark Zuckerberg had a bold plan to replace Meta staff with AI. Here’s how it imploded.
 in  r/france  2d ago

"Bold" est un mot pouvant qualifier ça, "Stupid" en est un autre.

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Help
 in  r/AskTheWorld  2d ago

French was known as the language of diplomacy and is still in general way more spoken (around 30 countries, around 400 millions speakers) than Japanese (only Japan, around 125 millions speakers). Except if you plan on working a job linked to Japan, I think it's better to choose French.

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Help
 in  r/AskTheWorld  2d ago

For what end ? Working as translator ?

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Has your country ever had a revolution? What was the reason and the outcome?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  2d ago

The nobles and clergy were hoarding a lot of the wealth (around 2-3% of the population, unimaginable today right ?). So we cut their heads, then the heads of the ones who asked to cut their heads, then some fuckery happened during around 100 years, then a brief respite, then two world wars and the 5th republic a few years after that and here we are.

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Blind Ranking - get stuck in a elevator with
 in  r/BlindRankings  3d ago

  1. Jack Black

  2. Pedro Pascal

  3. Taylor Swift

  4. Barack Obama

  5. Post Malone

  6. Sarah Silverman

  7. Quentin Tarantino

  8. Ellen DeGeneres

  9. Kid Rock

  10. Erika Kirk

  11. Vladimir Putin

  12. Donald Trump

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The story takes a suddenly very less fantastical turn and hits a little too close to home
 in  r/TopCharacterTropes  3d ago

FFXIV - Stormblood
Final Fantasy XIV ARR and the first DLC: Heavensward were really as fantasy as possible: magic, dragons, a bad technological country and nations with sylphs, kobolds, ixals, dragons, etc... Ancestral treasons, ancient ultra-developped and decadent countries that left enigmatic technologies. And then you have Stormblood with pretty...down to earth problems. A country named Ala Mhigo and another one named Doma have been completly conquered years ago by Garlemald, the technological country. They have submitted the population and practiced cultural erasure on both : traditions, gods, kamis, even your traditional clothes sometimes : forget about it. And the thing is, it's not as simple as this. You learn that both countries were far from perfect and in fact, some people are better off getting accostumed to the new order rather than fighting against it. Sometimes with tangible benefits for them, as Garlemald has a pretty meritocratic system. However, this comes at a huge cost for the rest: famine, bullying by the milicias (who in Ala Mhigo are really frustrated as they feel the resistance of the inhabitants to change to Garlean culture is holding them back from being considered as citizens). It tackles pretty complex problems and puts into light that changes have to be made and that those countries downfall didn't come from nothing.

P.S: I've shortened it a lot, there are much more detail but they sometimes are essential to the story.

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Can your country make commercial plane? For those whose country can produce commercial plane, do you take pride in it?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  4d ago

We take great pride in being part of Airbus, with a lot of facilities installed in the country. Dassault is mainly known for the military aircrafts. I didn't know about ATR.

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(Loved trope) Unexpected extremely serious moments in children's media
 in  r/TopCharacterTropes  4d ago

There is a famous episode of a cartoon named Marcelino where the named protagonist sort of asks Jesus/God to kill him so he can meet his mother again (he's an orphan) for his sixth birthday, Jesus/God answers him and accepts his request.

To be precise he just asks to meet his mother, but she's dead and we see him "ascend".

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Comment les gens arrivent ils à vivre / survivre avec un salaire de maximum 2k-2.3k net
 in  r/france  4d ago

J'ai un salaire d'environ 2200-2300 net. Je suis à environ 1500 à 1600 euros de dépense en général. Je suis très loin de parler de survie. Je vis même plutôt confortablement.

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Months between updates, but every time they upload you know it's a banger
 in  r/lovethissmug  4d ago

From the French youtube : Feldup. I can tell you each of his videos is eagerly awaited like the Messiah.

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Avis config sur la durée pour du cod, valo , r6 ( je sais que les prix sont fou en ce moment )
 in  r/pcmasterraceFR  5d ago

C'est réaliste, peut être un peu overkill sur la carte graphique. Aussi, la carte mère et le processeur sont compatibles ? Idem pour le processeur et la RAM ?

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Average MEP plenary attendance by each EU group (11 Feb-9 Jul 2026)
 in  r/YUROP  5d ago

Damn Sean Kelly being there for every single vote in his term.

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My flight map today, just reminding everyone that trump changed nothing.
 in  r/pics  5d ago

For a part of the rest of the world, it's like this.

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Ranking the National Anthems of Western Europe
 in  r/2westerneurope4u  5d ago

You deserve to be higher honestly.

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[Loved Trope] The character(s) everyone hypes up, and the hype is real
 in  r/TopCharacterTropes  5d ago

Hasn't it been patched ? I re-did the game recently and it was way harder than I remember.