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Voici quelques publications choisies parmi les autres communautés francophone du Lemmyverse. Si vous en connaissez que je pourrai ajouter faites-le moi savoir ! Je compte faire cette petite sélection de temps en temps, et peut-être la crossposter...

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!francophone@sh.itjust.works

• Pour ceux qui viennent de Reddit, comment vous trouvez Lemmy ?

• Comment gérez-vous les appels téléphoniques indésirables ?

French help svp ( !maydaylapprendre@sh.itjust.works )

• Community for French language learning

• Canadian vs European French

!france@lemmy.world

• FAQ et guides à propos de Lemmy/Fediverse

!quebec@lemmy.ca

• Coopératives | Un modèle séduisant pour la jeune génération

!montreal@lemmy.ca

• Festivals à Montréal!

!newbrunswick@lemmy.ca

• L’alliance Higgs-Trudeau contre l’Acadie doit prendre fin

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Beehaw’s community for socialists, communists, anarchists, and non-authoritarian leftists of all stripes. A place for all leftist and labor news and discussion, as long as you’re nice about it.

Non-socialists are welcome to come to learn, though it’s hard to get to in-depth discussions if the community is constantly fighting over the basics. We ask that non-socialists please be respectful and try not to turn this into a “left vs right” debate forum by asking leading questions or by trying to draw others into a fight.

Je suis français et je vois régulièrement le mot pogne dans des discussions entre canadien⋅nes francophones ici.

Comment s'utilise ce mot ? Est-ce que c'est une ancienne expression ou au contraire quelque chose de récent ? Plutôt utilisée par quelle tranche d'âge ?

(En France, une pogne c'est une main. On a bien une expression avec le verbe pogner, mais ce sera difficile de la placer dans n'importe quelle discussion... Vous devinez ?)

Je suis français et je regarde rarement des films étrangers doublés en français, je préfère les sous-titres, mais j'avais remarqué il y a quelques années que FRENCH c'était en fait la version canadienne. Par exemple, la traduction dira "6e année" en FRENCH et "collège" en TRUEFRENCH, ou "Parc de skate" au lieu de "skate parc" (ce qui est très élégant).

Vous avez des anecdotes, des avis de films mieux doublés / traduits dans l'une ou l'autre version ?

(Et j'ai pas vu Paddington, c'était juste pour la capture d'écran, ne m'engueulez pas lol !)

En France :

• C'est cool

• C'est chouette (vieillot il y a quelques années, mais l'expression est revenue)

• C'est carré (+ actuel)

• C'est propre (+ actuel)

• Super (peut aussi avoir une connotation franchement ironique)

• C'est dar (quand c'est très bien)

Jeu textuel interactif qui se joue directement dans le navigateur web, sur itch.io

Dear Lemmings, who said we can't have silly trends like the others ?
I created a game, it's the FEDIRING !

To play you must follow the links I started at the bottom of this post, until there are none left, and then comment with a new link to a post you picked from any existing lemmy community, using "FEDIRING" as the text of your link.
Below that post you link, someone else will then comment with a "FEDIRING" link to another post from another Lemmy community, and so on...

This is how it should look :

In this example (pix above), the comment contains the word FEDIRING which should lead to an existing post in another Lemmy community (not a post you created).

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The rules are simple :

1. Only comment the last post of the ring. Don't comment on a post link that already has a "FEDIRING" comment, you need to follow the link if you find one.
2. You can only play once (this means only one comment from you in the ring)
3. We must reach a new Lemmy community each time. You can link to other instances if you want. Use that as a way to tour lemmy.
4. (OPTIONAL) Comment here to let us know if you played !

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Let's see how far we can go:

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| | | | | | | | FOLLOW THIS FIRST LINK TO START | | | | | | | |

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This has been posted already, my bad, it's here : https://lemmy.ml/post/224388

Here is a short summary I (OP) made :

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• This one is a static exercise bicycle with no gears.
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• You also have to build a board to convert current / voltage on the output if you want to charge batteries or power electronic devices that are sensitive to power changes
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• Power output overview : "The power output (W) of a bike generator corresponds to the voltage (V) multiplied by the current (A). We obtained roughly 100 watts (12V, 8-9A) of power during a short and heavy workout. During a moderate effort – which we can sustain for a longer time – power production is between 45 and 75 watts. The power output not only depends on the bike but also on the person who operates it. Athletes could produce more power, while couch potatoes would (initially!) generate less."
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• The simple dynamo is under the wheel. So, much friction. A better system could waste less energy ?

Reminder :

• Parallel wiring increases amperage and voltage stays the same. Each cell in a parallel circuit is wired positive to positive and negative to negative.
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• Series wiring (mostly what you will use for solar cells} increases voltage and amperage stay the same. Each cell in a series circuit is wired positive to negative, the remaining positive and negative are you leads. You'll notice batteries in flashlights installed in series.

I discovered the whole album on one the pods listed on the funkwhale website some months ago (now the "official" pods are gone)