I found an explanation on a French blog. These shapes are called "Platières à bécassines". Bécassine is the French for the wild bird "snipe". The idea is to cut the grass/vegetation on some patches of the swamp in June (when it's dry), so that when water comes back in the autumn it creates small ponds that snipes like. It's for bird/duck hunting purposes basically.
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I found the name "Marais de Balançon". Marais is swamp. I still don't know about the shapes, but could be bird nesting related
Not Safe For Democracy plutôt...
Je me demande si 9'43 fait référence au 49.3
Well now me man that ain't no scan innit
Because you assume a camper seeks quietness and privacy. Some campers may just seek camaraderie of what they guess would be like-minded people
I replied to someone mentioning a brain 'scan' though. You know what an EEG is but... Do you know what that G stands for?
Dead man walking. What it means to be against death penalty not just because of the error rate.
Also for me Sean Penn's best performance even compared to mystic river or I am Sam
S/he thought it might mean Mi6
Oh so the party of law and order was meaning the party that keeps law enforcement busy
Yeah baby please stand still for the brainscan... Or try to laugh while your head is restrained in a vise. Easy peasy
Edit: SOLVED thanks to r00ty !
Hello, I have this weird issue that my Debian 11 will tell me the root folder is full, while I can only find files for half of the accounted space.
df -h reports 56G while the disk analyser (sudo baobab) only finds 28G.
Anyone ever encountered this? I don't have anything mounted twice.... (Not sure what udev is). Also it does not add up to 100%, it should say 7.2G left not 4.1G
df -h /dev/sda* Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on udev 16G 0 16G 0% /dev /dev/sda1 511M 22M 490M 5% /boot/efi /dev/sda2 63G 56G 4.1G 94% / /dev/sda4 852G 386G 423G 48% /home
Edit: my mtab
Edit 2: what Gparted shows
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Press release on the scientific discovery: https://www.inrae.fr/en/news/mystery-four-horned-goats-and-sheep-finally-solved
Their results reveal that polycerate individuals all carry a mutation affecting the same gene: HOXD1. This is a homeotic gene, which means that it is involved in the organisation of the body plan during the development of embryos.
I hope no mad scientist ever plays with that gene 😅
Article of the photo source https://myanmarnewsfeed.xyz/la-oveja-hebridean-de-cuatro-cuernos-una-criatura-iconica-y-misteriosa/
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They will be. It's just a dry season image, see my explanation above