ℝaphink

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I am a Christian, as well as an open-source technologist working as a systems engineer.

I'm interested in GNU/Linux systems, configuration management and deployment, virtualization, LaTeX and many other things.

See my blog for more info, or [my CV page][2].

[2]: http://cv.raphink.info

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Aug 17	awarded	Editor
Aug 17	revised	When to use “en” vs “dans”? added 162 characters in body
Aug 17	comment	When to use “en” vs “dans”? @Vincent: Thanks, I'll update with this.
Aug 17	comment	When to use “en” vs “dans”? @Louhike: do you have examples of these?
Aug 17	awarded	Teacher
Aug 17	answered	When to use “en” vs “dans”?
Aug 17	answered	« Autant pour moi » ou « Au temps pour moi » ?
Aug 17	comment	If “Je t'aime” means “I love you”, how do you say “I like you” in French while still addressing the other person as “tu”? @Pierre: right...
Aug 17	comment	If “Je t'aime” means “I love you”, how do you say “I like you” in French while still addressing the other person as “tu”? I guess you mean girlfriends, rather than girl friends, or else you might get in trouble with your special one ;-)
Aug 17	awarded	Critic
Aug 17	comment	If “Je t'aime” means “I love you”, how do you say “I like you” in French while still addressing the other person as “tu”? "Tu me plais" means I like you in a romantic way. I would never say that to a colleague or friend (or to anyone really).
Aug 17	comment	If “Je t'aime” means “I love you”, how do you say “I like you” in French while still addressing the other person as “tu”? Apart from teenage girls saying that to their best friends, I can't imagine saying that to any of my friends...
Aug 17	comment	If “Je t'aime” means “I love you”, how do you say “I like you” in French while still addressing the other person as “tu”? It can often be considered as a bit too formal in a spoken conversation though.
Aug 17	awarded	Supporter
Aug 17	awarded	Autobiographer