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You really flipped the script, eh? Marching down a city street saying you hate an entire religion is threatening. I said intolerance won't make you many friends here, which I'm sure you've discovered.
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What a perverse lens you are looking through... He was refused and detained at the border and not criminally charged. He has no right to enter Canada and can be turned away for any reason, but right-wing extremism is as good as any. There a
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Can you link me sources for your entire last paragraph? Also there is no 'Charter of Rights' in Canada. If you can't even name the document how can you puport to understand it?
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Thanks, 'despite the existence of' fits better with the point I was trying to make. The 1st amendment would definitely be regarded in a libel lawsuit.
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I think you'll find if you look closely that Canada is an entirely different country than the US and the United States government cannot define free speech globally. There are many human rights provisions in the Canadian Charter of Rig
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9y ago
Almost 18% of Canadians live in the Greater Toronto Area. He's referring to housing in dense urban areas, of which there are few here.
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A city is defined as 100,000 population or greater in Canada, none of the cities you mentioned are small given that context. A good example of a small Canadian city is Thunder Bay. I'd give you more... but I'm from the GTA. ;)
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9y ago
Your ISP in the DC, the DC itself, whoever owns the box your VPS is on or your fellow tenants could be malicious.
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Domain Keys Identified Mail. ;)
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Ok, then SOTI. They just cherry picked companies to support their point.
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CTRL+F "OpenText" 0 results CTRL+W
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It's end-to-end encryption, so the server code doesn't matter. You can compile it yourself if you like. Are you arguing that's no better than how Telegram is distributed?
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Signal is on Github. You can audit it if you want. Telegram is closed source with a proprietary crypto implementation. I know how I'm placing my bets. Also Telegram is a much better target for US intelligence, it's the messenger a
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If a VPS provider didn't manage to have even an offline backup of their own website they should dissolve the company.
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Y Combinator is in the finance industry itself.
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I do IT operations... sysadmin type stuff. I'm read HN all the time as well. The developers sometimes forget they're not alone here. ;)
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In the US? You get a court summons delivered by mail. Then you should probably go to court.
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How I do this with Outlook: Create Search Folder in mailbox that displays only Unread and Flagged items from the Inbox. Work out of this folder, flagging items that I cannot address immediately and marking items as read that I do.
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9y ago
Failure to Appear is failure to comply with a court summons, not failure to pay a parking ticket. There is definitely more to this story.
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It very well could be, but I have many pairs and I wear them in hard. I'd find out very quickly if they're knock off (or at least sub par quality).
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9y ago
I bet you can find a pair of Levi 501s.
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9y ago
I'm not familiar with a freezer smell. I think you may need to pick up some baking soda. :)
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$79 USD for a pair of Levi's is far too much. I routinely buy Levi 501s for under $40 in the US at outlet stores. It's still less than $79 CAD at a Canadian outlet store. Any alteration at that site is not included, it's tack
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I doubt tears did much to win and hold land... I think it would be more of a byproduct.
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Why be disappointed? Reverse projecting onto a 'glass' panel would be better UX, with this your hand can interrupt the beam of the projector obscuring the picture.
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I would consider that a bonus and install IrfanView.
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Because it's a platitude. By the same criteria, the following statement is true: some scientists are responsible for far more suffering than cold-blooded killers.
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Ah, yes you're right. Sorry I'm running a decent sleep deficit right now.
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TechNet is down right now altogether, not just this blog post.
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Microsoft themselves not changing the default IIS error page strikes me as funny. Most companies have some sort of static 'technical difficulties' page to redirect you to instead.
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