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2mo ago
It sounds like typical CBC reporter to me. Maybe the AI was trained on these types of broadcasts.
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3mo ago
I get it in the mornings here in Vancouver, BC.
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3mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfvMU36fgKw Same effect, Marilyn Monroe / Albert Einstein
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3mo ago
My bet is Broken Social Scene.
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3mo ago
lcwo.net is a great resource for this... however the best way is to get on the air talking to people.
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3mo ago
I just had my first CW contact with someone in Australia from BC - using a 10W radio. It's great fun!
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3mo ago
Seems like everyone's shutting down radio services. CHU and Weather radio in Canada too :(
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4mo ago
If you want a challenge, try https://lirdle.com/ One letter per line is a lie.
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4mo ago
Cold is fine - solar panels perform better the lower the temperature. That's what makes Calgary ideal for solar.
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4mo ago
I just need to know what happens to our 9am standups in Vancouver when the other team is in SF. If I'm doing the math correctly it moves to 10am. Also, I've often picked a random city in Pacific time when setting timezones on host
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4mo ago
The dose makes the poison. Warfarin is prescribed as a blood thinner for humans.
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4mo ago
After watching Disclosure Day with my kids, we had an interesting conversation on the way home - what would it take for you to believe that aliens are real and visting Earth? With the advancement of image and video generation, I think I&#
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4mo ago
Niacin works well as an 'active placebo'.
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4mo ago
It's my favourite slime mold. Just by the name you can instantly recognize it.
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4mo ago
I asked it to use geomorphology to help me find lakes nearby that would have thriving trout populations, and it bumped me down to Opus. :-/
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4mo ago
For me it was when Facebook sent the C&D order about the Whopper Sacrifice. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whopper_Sacrifice
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4mo ago
A modern station list is available here: https://short-wave.info/
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4mo ago
I 100% agree with having inspections if you're grid tied. You don't want your system energizing the neighbourhood when the power goes out!
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4mo ago
The MPPT solar controller. MidNite has a sizing tool for this: https://www.midnitesolar.com/sizingTool/
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4mo ago
It's fairly easy and there are a lot of forums around with knowledgeable people. My main issue was ensuring wire gauges were correct. One's intuition about dealing with house wiring @15A changes when you're dealing with 50A c
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4mo ago
The "Sunshine" Coast of BC. Right now we're limited by the charging capacity of the inverter/charger. It can only do 50A in from an external solar controller. In hindsight I should have gone with a 48V inverter/char
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4mo ago
I just upgraded the solar system at my family's off-grid cabin. It's incredible how much battery technology has improved over the last 10 years. Everyone is getting tired of me checking the panel to see how many watts we're b
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4mo ago
Interesting. In Canada they only accept Mastercard in store.
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4mo ago
An example is airbag safety. With modern airbags, they have more sensors, and are able to inflate faster, causing less whiplash, etc.
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4mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGWmONHipVo MythBusters have a good BLEVE episode. Apparently Adam Savage's favourite explosion.
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5mo ago
There's the trusdx or the QMX.
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5mo ago
Other countries are in a Catch-22 situation regarding Cuba - for example in Canada, Canadian law penalizes companies that refuse to trade with Cuba in order to comply with U.S. sanctions, and U.S. law can penalize them if they do trade.
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5mo ago
All thanks to a Shakespeare fan, Eugene Schieffelin. https://read.dukeupress.edu/environmental-humanities/article...
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5mo ago
The Warsaw Uprising Museum is an excellent place to visit if you're into WWII history.
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My Polish coworkers say that's due to the senior citizens stuck in a Soviet occupation mindset, and they're doing things like burning plastic trash to heat their homes. I really enjoyed Warsaw in December, the air seemed fine to m
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