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Despite the title there are a lot of restrictions from the chinese side as well: >Beijing in March said domestic and foreign airlines could operate no more than one weekly flight between China and any given country >The Department of
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just as other countries closed their borders to China it seems fair for China to now close its borders or not accept flights to/from other countries with uncontrolled spread of covid.
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maybe he just wants to choose his words carefully because the words will have an effect? unlike some other leader who says whatever thoughts pop in to his head
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It's more like someone on base on your team stealing the catcher's signals to the pitcher and telling your batter what pitch is coming so they can hit a home run by cheating. Here is a quote from one of the articles I linked: >
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Large dams are a different ball game than the small run of river plants I have worked on and the ones discussed in the article. Even at large dams it is possible to build fish ladders to allow migration. When we were filling our head ponds
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I’ve worked on about 30 different run of river hydro electric projects over the last 15 years. Yes there is some environmental impact but the ones I have worked on have had a team of biologists and years of environmental studies and they wo
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You should try living a winter where you have to shovel the driveway and scrape ice off your car and then see if Florida has more appeal.
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“Working under the Health Canada research license, we have developed over 800 new Cannabis sativa lines and extracts and hypothesized that high-CBD C. sativa extracts may be used to modulate ACE2 expression in COVID-19 target tissues. Scree
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I see that paid labourers built the pyramids[0], but slaves still existed at the time [0],[1] [0] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/jan/11/great-pyramid-... [1] https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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very good point. The Canadian government should grow a pair and determine if nortel's IP was stolen and then act accordingly.
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admittedly I am as biased as they come being a formel Nortel employee. Chinese government hacking and Huawei hacking are one and the same as the end result is Huawei benefitting from the stolen information. Had Nortel not been hacked they w
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tech bubble burst in 2001, Huawei hacking of nortel was 2004-2009. https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/former-nortel-exec-warns-ag... https://aragonresearch.com/cyber-war-flashback-remembering-t...
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Canada does have a stake in the matter as Huawei hacked Nortel to steal their IP and then undercut all their business deals causing nortel to go bankrupt to the detriment of 94,000 employees and every single Canadian that owned just about a
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Race based slavery began under capitalism? Didn’t slaves build the pyramids? Was there capitalism then? Have you read Sapiens by Harari? It touches on the fact that the Neanderthals and other species of humans died out ... perhaps due to ge
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Dispersion is no longer an issue but lower dispersion increases crosstalk so new subsea cables are high dispersion? High compared to early days when dispersion was a problem or just high compared to low dispersion cables which suffer from c
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Did you see that someone was ready to manufacture n95 masks for the us government but they declined? That type of short sitedness is hard to fix. https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.nonpareilonline.com/news/s
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Mechanical engineers also play a large role in power generation
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The company has to continue to exist and do well for the equity to be worth anything.
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items like transformers and high voltage circuit breakers that don’t have any smarts to hack. The interface is 3 wires in, 3 wires out, and for a circuit breaker one wire for a signal to trip and one wire for a signal to close. The instrume
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Not sure what you are making but that’s way more advanced than any factory I’ve been to!
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It might be renewable but it still makes air pollution. On certain nights when everyone in the neighborhood decides to have a fire the air quality is terrible - almost as bad as during summer forest fire season.
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In BC ive heard of natural gas compressor stations have a natural gas turbine generator to run its own electric motor compressor. If it is connected to the functioning grid they can choose whether they Buy or sell electricity
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There are no go arounds in a glider!
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We Sync to a network drive with one note. Can you mount a cloud drive ?
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We have a keepaas file that has the passwords for a number of client resources. The clients don’t roll their passwords very often.
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Thanks for the links. Indeed if the synchroscope needle is turning clockwise I know the grid frequency is greater than 60 and if counter clockwise then less than 60 and exactly 60 no movement of the needle at all. To me there is something a
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I was thinking of mounting this old synchroscope like a clock, except of course it doesn't tell time just how much faster or slower the grid frequency is to 60 Hz. What easier ways do you suggest for kind of a grid frequency display ot
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I want to build a 60.0000 Hz source at 110V, only needs to be 5VA, so I can use a synchroscope to watch the grid frequency wobble around. I wasn't sure where to start so this will be very helpful. I'll still need some kind of an a
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You can get hot water for way cheaper using solar hot water than PV. I can’t speak to the maintenance.
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It is not the same situation in 2041 as it was in 1969, so of course they will not sign the same deal. They liked it at the time because it was their best option. Now: 1. the plant is built and paid for! there are no constructions costs a
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