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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
Not the same original link, but same topic.
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
> The BBC’s arts coverage outright humbles the Times The Guardian's coverage of music and arts culture is also worthy of top billing: https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2026/jun/12/artist-..
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
My opportunity to use that old joke only knocked once.
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48492696
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
> average annual salary of He's in Canada, where the average seems to be between $37k and $111k according to several search engine hits.
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
Is it legally or ethically much different than the old "Sorry, but Quinn wasn't authorized to make such a deal..." escape excuse for human sales agents by their human sales managers?
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
I wonder if it uses Opporknockity strings, the ones that only tune once?
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Dealership revoked offer to buy back customer's BMW, blaming wayward AI chatbot(cbc.ca)
16 points by cf100clunk 4mo ago|5 comments
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
I've been in and out of MapComplete since this arrived on HN and have not had any such problems.
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
I've occasionally used the CoMaps OSM editing capability to just get the basics in before doing the big work in JOSM, or more likely the web editor. Now I'll be looking into MapComplete much further.
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The Last Evolution, by John W Campbell Jr. (1932)(gutenberg.org)
32 points by cf100clunk 4mo ago|6 comments
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
CBC's clickbaity title aside, the findings show that with Facebook Content Monetization: ''There are two beneficiaries of this. One is the grifters who are monetizing. They are engaged in this activity because it is financial
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
NTSC's rate was 29.97 and its lesser line count made images seem blurry to those who were used to PAL and SECAM. Folks viewing PAL after NTSC felt that the flicker caused eye fatigue.
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
PAL's lower frame rate made for visible flicker, which viewers conditioned to NTSC could wearily detect.
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
Going way back, in Canada the jokes were: NTSC = ''never twice same colour'' SECAM = ''système électronique pour confondre les americaines.''
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There's a 137-Inch Bugatti TV Now, and It Folds(thedrive.com)
2 points by cf100clunk 4mo ago|0 comments
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
That's ''diabetes''
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
NFS == Need For Speed
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One NFS Most Wanted Feature Was So Controversial, It Drove Developers to Quit(thedrive.com)
1 points by cf100clunk 4mo ago|1 comments
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
> I love learning about pre-internet ways of transferring data on the back of other things See Minitel from France and Telidon from Canada as other examples of data systems riding on analogue TV and/or POTS telephone systems.
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
The same author dabbled in a similar project, so maybe there's a Teletext over ham radio tie-in possible? https://spectrum.ieee.org/run-a-meshtastic-bbs
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by cf100clunk 4mo ago
I'm familiar with the author's past work on ieee.org and have a sense that he likes to write to/for both hobbyist and professional camps: https://spectrum.ieee.org/u/stephen-cass
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by cf100clunk 5mo ago
''The beer that made Milt Famy walk us'' https://www.realnothings.com/famous%20jokes/miltfamyjoke.htm
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by cf100clunk 5mo ago
Interesting that you use the term ''ask'' when the person did not ask any question when making the broad ethnic slur.
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by cf100clunk 5mo ago
Courts have determined that in these processes consultation must occur even at early times as this.
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by cf100clunk 5mo ago
> They are already separate first nations not joined to Canada or Alberta They are part of Canada. Treaties 6, 7, and 8 clearly ceded indigenous lands to the Crown, and the Indian Act spells out the relationship between First Nations and
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by cf100clunk 5mo ago
Since you are comparing Canada and the U.S.A., let's look at some popular phrasing from each's Constitutions: U.S.A. ''life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness'' Canada ''peace, order, and good gov
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by cf100clunk 5mo ago
A huge amount of academic research into ''western alienation'' has been, and continues to be, researched at Canadian universities. The concept is bedrock to studies of Canadian history and political science.
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by cf100clunk 5mo ago
Wow, I'm not sure where you're going with that. Read up on the ''Brandy Parlit'' debates and you'll see that genocide of indigenous people was never at play in early Quebec. The relationship between Europe
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by cf100clunk 5mo ago
> One of the "separatist" leaders is hiding from the law in Texas Which one is that? One of the separatist leaders was found guilty of misappropriating more than 1.3 million CAD from his elderly aunt and uncle’s bank accounts:

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