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Still, if anyone knows of any Parisian gigs which may have something to do with UX, let me know maybe?

You could imagine a Breton's reaction to being called a Parisian to be roughly similar.

Your cheap Parisian data plan isn't going to cheap on a Greek island.

You might as well ask a Belgian to speak French with a Parisian accent, or an Australian to speak like an American news reader.

I'm amused and curious: what is it about the Parisian power grid that makes it stand out as terrible example?

Our public transport is quite good, but there's pretty much nothing running at night, apart for Taxis, and Parisian taxis are a rip off.

Anyway, Parisian taxi drivers are responsible for Uber's very existence( ).

I'm sure if you look through the history of the Parisian murders you'd find a trail of exposure to extremist ideas.

It can seriously be a mess and you simply can't assume you're going to be a decent professional Parisian driver just because you live in Paris.

And I agree with you that Parisian style density is a fantastic thing.

The other places listed are all Parisian suburbs.

> Parisian taxis are a rip off Well the system itself is broken with the taxis' licensing plates being over-valued..

There is no "Parisian" data plan, there is a French data plan, which already includes lots of sparsely populated areas in France - which might be covered with 4G or not.

Nobody is presenting a cache of encrypted emails found on a computer used by the Parisian terrorists and saying "if we'd decrypted this we could have prevented it".

"Parisian taxi associations had brought the case against Uber, accusing it of unfair competition" "Unfair competition" is apparently the newest word for "competition."

"Her notebooks, her clothing, her furniture, pretty much everything surviving from her Parisian suburban house, is radioactive, and will be for 1,500 years or more."...

Parisian authorities would probably have done better to mandate an amateur radio operator's license, identification requirements, and liability insurance.

As a Parisian, I don't know what to think of this.