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by imposterr 6y ago
Not necessarily true: > Provincial laws, other than in Quebec and Ontario, regulate only the use of term professional engineer and not any title with the word engineer; in Quebec and Ontario, the term engineer is protected by both the En
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by imposterr 6y ago
For people downvoting this, this is actually a quote from the article. I'm honestly curious if this was serious, or a joke that went over my head.
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by imposterr 7y ago
There's actually examples of this in the world now. In São Paulo, the rich take helicopters between buildings [1]. [1] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2008/jun/20/brazil
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by imposterr 7y ago
http://archive.is/JdLhu
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by imposterr 7y ago
Doesn't that just fall under the "don't let perfect be the enemy of good" ethos?
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by imposterr 7y ago
If anyone wants a truly dumb modern 4K TV, without going through weird hoops to get one, I would recommend the Dell C5519Q [1]. You can get it for under 1K USD at CDW. [1] https://www.dell.com/en-ca/shop/dell-55-4k
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by imposterr 7y ago
>You can have fun at any age. Yes, but you can't have the same type of fun at any age.
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by imposterr 7y ago
Reading the official news release [1], the cynic in me thinks the wording of just "password" indicates that these were plain text passwords. From my experience, when the passwords are hashed/salted, the companies make it a po
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A Wealth Tax in Canada? [video](youtu.be)
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by imposterr 7y ago
From what I understand, a lot of the ad networks still work off cookies, they haven't moved to using fingerprinting yet. I think as browsers implement more anti-tracking features they may start to though.
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by imposterr 7y ago
_Looks at 43% marginal tax rate_ Well this is news to me. Jokes aside, I've heard about Canada being used to launder money, but this is the first I'm hearing about it being used as a tax haven.
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by imposterr 7y ago
> It amazes me that anybody would still want to work there knowing their job could only have 3-months left. Unless they have incredible perks, I'd be updating my resume and going to interviews on my lunch break. My impression from t
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by imposterr 7y ago
You can only sell to Google once. You can sell it to different exploit houses many times. But also historically, some places pay in the several hundred thousand compared to tech companies that pay in the tens of thousands. So even if they o
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by imposterr 7y ago
How do you stop someone from forking the project on GitHub, adding in a manifest, and then pushing to a package repository like npm? Is there a risk of popular projects that are distributed through GitRoyalty having unofficial versions with
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by imposterr 7y ago
Because as much as we'd like to believe that everyone reads the articles and that editorialized headlines don't affect us, they do. Sanitizing headlines helps people stay on topic.
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by imposterr 7y ago
You can't just post a comment like that without mentioning what model/make the dishwasher is.
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by imposterr 7y ago
Wow, this is really cool. I assumed this was going to be written in go or rust, but taking a look it's actually all bash! I'm always surprised by how much people can get out of bash. It's also some of the cleanest bash I&#x27
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by imposterr 7y ago
*if you're straight and white. For many, living in Iowa isn't really a choice. Same for many places that are not major cities.
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by imposterr 7y ago
I assumed that they installed a root cert from the mitm device on the phones ahead of time so all the encrypted data could be read.
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by imposterr 7y ago
I've tried LTSC, and to be honest, I prefer Windows Server 2019. It had the ability to set the Telemetry to 0 as well, and has less stuff pre-installed.
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by imposterr 7y ago
To me, this seems like a transient problem. As battery technology improves, we may be able to move back towards a "gas station" model for charging. BMW/Porsche already has a charging solution that can do 100 km in 8 minutes [
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by imposterr 7y ago
In this day and age of limitless* storage and OS's that do a great job of keeping themselves "clean", what's the point of software like CCleaner? Is it just the momentum from previous generations of Windows keeping its u