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3y ago
I wish you'd be right. Because Canada's population recently passed 40M, and both 2022 and 2023 have seen more than 1M new immigrants coming in each year. That's 2.5% of actual total population augmentation _per year_. Try tha
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Explanation: the cited report was obtained under information access law. That's when someone (medias most time) ask for some government (internal) documents access. The legislator can decide to redact parts of it upon release, and for
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3y ago
QWERTY keyboard and e-ink is nice. Android it is. Campaign owner says no bloatware, any preinstalled app can be removed, any apk can be flashed. North American and International versions available. MTK 6769; 4GB RAM; 128GB ROM; Android 13;
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Minimal Phone crowdfunding campaing is on
(indiegogo.com)
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Traditions (old habits + time passed) and rationalizing make people comfortable with eating most animals. Then, it's easy to grow a conscience when confronted to trendy newish things like so-called sentient animals we never really ate
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3y ago
Such wide covert mass surveillance activity from the 90's was unable to catch glimpse of 9/11 before the fact. Doesn't make sense.
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3y ago
Title should mention federal gvmnt plan to stop invest in _large_ road infra, specifically, road capacity increases, or enlargements. In reality, this is all much fluff. This article has clearly been put up by oil lobby. Guilbeault is merel
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3y ago
The idea of global harmonious cooperation represent the main evolutionary threshold appearing before us all. This should be our future, if We all individually find enough trust in ourselves, and let us collectively evolve in such direction.
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3y ago
Maybe not as old as _the Italian man who went to Malta_ video, but close.
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Nice. But this is not a 13th gen AMD. There are 13th gen Intel core cpus, and there are AMD's byzantine naming schemes for Ryzens, which defeats generation counting. But nice review anyway.
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3y ago
Let us deactivate all g services and install f-droid, and I'll buy 5 asaa. Under those terms, my dream phone.
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He's not the first AI-like CEO to hallucinate.
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Moreover, calling upon bible's genesis as an analogy for creation makes for a very weak, backward argument.
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Because those are actually used as fertilizer for crops.
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3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect
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IP rights are about retribution to the creators. It might be more important to fix the retribution paradigm rather than fixing IP, which is a broken system. At the moment, most creators are starving, while everyone, AI included, are feeding
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3y ago
The world is ripe for an open source printer hardware project, maybe something we could 3d print, with some raspberry pi as a controller. Please, take my money and do that. At first, I'd be content with a manually fed dual axis flat tr
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Yes, you are right. But. People do abuse the protections, which are too lengthy, makes possible to sell rights, etc. In the end, corporations (ab)uses (buy and sell rights) protections for amassing fortunes much bigger than the original cre
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I have not read the article, just responding to title: Hell yeah! I do wish I.P. dead. Or at least, I wish for a much shorter protection period, and for original authors / artists only. For all the wrong reasons, but primarily, because
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3y ago
And that explains why lawyers will never get love or sympathy from most living creatures. They'll always have to sue for getting any kind of consideration. In my ideal world, they don't exist at all, or they're called mediato
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> (...) that prediction isn't as absurd as you intended. These predictions may seem absurd at first glance, but I assure you, they're not, to me at least.
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Trump gets skin and testicular cancer by end of summer, dies first week of October. Biden gets fatal heart attack a week later. RFK Jr. shot in the head the next day while touring Gaza Strip. Ivanka Trump fills in, elected next US President
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Solar Innovation: 200wh per Window
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Infiltration reprints, zines and book
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Pissing myself to death right now
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Let's see where it goes before getting ahead of ourselves..
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Walmart is much more like Carrefour or even Tesco. They mostly sell big brands.
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Things do change for some, all the time. When someone pushes the envelope, says No to whatever, decides This won't do, things are changing for the better for those involved, because they force change. If You decide you're gonna ac
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Maybe those traits you give the Canadian populace are there for some reasons you have yet to learn about. Anyway, no population in this world have ever changed any of their traits because some random douche said they should, quite the contr
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The middlemen argument isn't valid anymore. Hotels have for the most part forfeited their right to sell directly. Which means whatever they do, they still pay full commission to whomever they are under contract with, unless said bookin
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