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by badc0ffee 1mo ago
I skimmed through and made this list. I may have missed a few: Fish, crustaceans, molluscs, aquatic invertebrates, fish meal, milk and cream, whey, cheese and curd, honey, molasses, malt extract, perfume, makeup, flooring, ashesive tape&#x2
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by badc0ffee 1mo ago
DKA is what killed the legendary Dan Kaminsky.
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by badc0ffee 1mo ago
It's an archaic word.
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by badc0ffee 1mo ago
Be...twixt?
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by badc0ffee 1mo ago
Yes, we are building a massive LNG export facility in BC. But moving oil to the coasts, or even around within the country, is much more painful.
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by badc0ffee 1mo ago
China freed the Michaels once Meng Wanzhou was released, which confirms it was all theatre. We were punished for following the terms of our extradition treaty with the US. We even treated her super well, letting her stay under house arrest
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by badc0ffee 1mo ago
Not to detract from your point, but there were software-programmable computers in the 50s. Check out Usagi Electric's videos about the Bendix G-15, where he loads software from punched tape.
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by badc0ffee 1mo ago
> The way to deal with the bear to the south is to first get rid of all the stupid stuff that is bad for Canadians regardless of Trump, like provincial liquor monopolies and dairy supply management. When I think of the things holding us
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by badc0ffee 1mo ago
> About 30% (of that 25% above) is oil & gas etc. That's easilly sellable on the global market. No, it's not. The bulk of Canada's oil sells at a discount (the WCS price), because most of it can only be bought by the U
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by badc0ffee 1mo ago
We tried increasing immigration recently. Most of it went to Ontario and BC, who are incapable of building housing quickly or cheaply enough to accommodate even a modest increase in demand.
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by badc0ffee 1mo ago
Did you forget about Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor? About China's complete dishonesty during trade negotiations, lying about the quality of or pork and canola oil and then pretending that never happened?
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by badc0ffee 1mo ago
You can have a space in an email address. On a project I was working on at a company I was at in 2003, I had to fix our support for that a number of times because that's what one of our customers had.
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by badc0ffee 1mo ago
> It is basically a suffering and compliance competition to get into college. I think this is a big part of why young women now outnumber young men 2:1 in college enrollment How does one follow from the other? Young men are less willing
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by badc0ffee 1mo ago
I was still using my XT clone (with Hercules graphics) in 1990, mostly for WordPerfect and to play SimCity. I also remember getting simcga from a friend in 1991 and using that to play some 80s CGA games. Finally upgraded to a 386SX in 1992.
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by badc0ffee 2mo ago
I had one of those Apple speakers (HomePod Mini) and the only other thing I ever did with it was speaker phone calls. It was really good that that. I ended up selling it for $50 or something.
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by badc0ffee 2mo ago
Major W for Australia.
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by badc0ffee 2mo ago
What did the prepared mustard ever do to you? You're far, far more likely to get fatty liver disease from products sold by companies like Diageo and Bacardi.
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by badc0ffee 2mo ago
I can tell from some of the pixels, and from seeing quite a few 'shops in my time.
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by badc0ffee 2mo ago
I visited Colonia del Sacramento on a day trip from Buenos Aires, and I remember these beautiful tiles all over the old town.
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by badc0ffee 2mo ago
I'd love to hear about the game ROM. This post is just focusing on a new, slight variant of the packaging, as if the game is a collectible like a stamp or coin.
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by badc0ffee 2mo ago
I was expecting to read about a new variant of the game ROM itself. But, this just sounds like a new, slight variant of the packaging. It almost feels more like stamp or coin collecting, than video game collecting as I understand it.
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by badc0ffee 2mo ago
Electric utilities are certainly building out infrastructure. It's needlessly costly and slow in a lot of places, but it's happening.
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by badc0ffee 2mo ago
The conversion to all-electric homes is more recent, and hasn't even started in some places. Here in Canada, some jurisdictions require newly constructed houses and apartments to have electric heat and cooling (heat pump, with resistiv
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by badc0ffee 2mo ago
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by badc0ffee 2mo ago
There was never a Canada-wide US alcohol ban. In places like Ontario, which admittedly is the most populous province by far, the purchaser for the government-run liquor stores (LCBO) decided not to buy US alcohol, and the LCBO decided not t
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by badc0ffee 2mo ago
This is off-topic, but I find it surprising that relatively small Stockholm is so high on the list.
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by badc0ffee 2mo ago
The "that's a XY problem" guys always seem to think they're the smartest in the room.
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by badc0ffee 2mo ago
We must have different definitions of the word "related".
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by badc0ffee 2mo ago
I remember George Takei shilling those things.
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by badc0ffee 2mo ago
MARC? MARCEL? Come on

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