Jemm

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by Jemm 3y ago
In Canada to access some government services we log in using a trusted partner, which is usually a bank at which we have an account.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Aviation still uses leaded gas. They call it low lead but it is just regular leaded AV Gas.
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by Jemm 3y ago
I was able to use my Quest 3 throughout the outage for offline games.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Been looking for something like this for use with a VR headset for coding.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Worked with a company that outsourced their code. Contract stated that source code must be provided so in an effort to be pricks, the outsourced company provided their code on fanfold dot matrix printouts using a line printer from the 80s.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Prior to NAFTA we could rent software. NAFTA made that illegal. Now we have this system but how is it really different?
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by Jemm 3y ago
Canada has bee fuelled by money laundering and asset hiding for decades.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Likely won't work indoors where humans spend most of their time.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Another case of a self regulating industry failing basic competence.
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by Jemm 3y ago
"Can you move it a half pixel to the left"
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by Jemm 3y ago
Of course they are now that I have one.
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by Jemm 3y ago
> I flew on a seaplane between the US and the Bahamas, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chalk%27s_International_Airlin ... . It was a fun touristy thing, but not touristy enough to maintain a commercial seaplane service
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by Jemm 3y ago
Surely the fasteners use a captive nut like a castle nut and pin/wire. Loose doesn't mean much in that context.
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by Jemm 3y ago
When choosing 'Navigable by boat', the massive Trent-Severn system in Southern Ontario disappears.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Treats? Is the FDA approval meaning it does not cause harm or that it has a benefit?
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by Jemm 3y ago
"settled a debate over the origin and evolution of the universe." Really?
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by Jemm 3y ago
I look forward to hardware capacity as a subscription. Won't be long before someone does it, cough cough Akkle
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by Jemm 3y ago
Any connection with the large waves in California recently?
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by Jemm 3y ago
Father worked as a calculator. Room full of guys summing columns in their heads. When mechanical calculators came out they ran them in parallel with the human calculators.
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by Jemm 3y ago
$40 smart watch from Amazon does most of what the Apple Watch does and battery lasts a week even wearing it all night. I occasionaly charge it while showering
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by Jemm 3y ago
I was an ArcNet fan.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Discord is aggressively horrible.
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by Jemm 3y ago
I'm a ham but not an EE. Got licensed for use while offshore sailing. Often Amateur Radio websites are functional at low bandwidth as the hobby is in some way designed for use when the main systems fail. Still a lot of truth to your co
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by Jemm 3y ago
Rented a VW in Europe. It had the feature where it turned off the engine every time you stopped which I hate; so I read the owners manual and turned that feature off. At the end of the trip, I turned the car off and it would never start a
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by Jemm 3y ago
How is this being reported without a list of the countries?
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by Jemm 3y ago
Great use of our limited supply of helium. /s
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by Jemm 3y ago
Competent and "cultural fit" people in Canada are not only drawn to the US by higher wages, but they are actively pushed out of Canada by a system that does not value them.
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by Jemm 3y ago
Wait till they find out that you can make a 3d printer quite easily and that many 3d printers are open source.
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by Jemm 3y ago
I think the final decision on the Cybertruck will come from insurance companies.
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by Jemm 3y ago
"I used to hate electromagnetism" Not a sentence I expected to hear today.

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