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by jeromegv 4y ago
We don’t know how much of that video is real and how much was pre-recorded (as they knew what the speaker would say). During that same presentation, we also know that Zuckerberg lied about the metaverse and how characters are able to move t
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Because of course, failure of a government program is telling us that the whole Canadian culture is mediocre? What a great take.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Canada had to create buffer zone so that 5G towers are not anywhere near airports.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
> Sounds reasonable, no? Just saying "Kill yourself", which is a colloquialism for "f@uck off" or "get bent", shouldn't result in a banning in my opinion. That's where we are on social media. Makin
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by jeromegv 4y ago
So you are 8 people. Quite a lot different than a single person. If you had a way to not answer tickets, that means you would not offer support to customers, so likely a lot less customers would be interested to pay you. You don’t get to 14
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by jeromegv 4y ago
None of this is confirmed, just a single person was able to reproduce that.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
I’m not purposely trying it but I’ve seen my car do it so I know it works. Civic 2016
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Canada made no special deal with “the devil” and the article you showed in no way demonstrates that. All those secret polices offices in canada were visited by journalists and nobody was there. If China is sending spy, it’s definitely not u
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Lying to your payment processor about what you really sell typically always ends up in the same way. They catch up with you and your account is terminated. Ask all those CBDs sellers that pretended they were selling "supplements",
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Some of us enjoy the culture, food and network of living in a large city. There’s a whole world in what your day to day is between living in the 3rd biggest city in US-Canada and living in Winnipeg. Both are fine, but they are different, no
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Whatever was going on in 2013 is likely not really relevant to how Amazon is operating in 2022. This stuff change drastically.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Same in Quebec. Never heard anywhere in canada that don’t have their calendar start on Sunday but I’d be curious to find out otherwise.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
I never cheated through university but did a lot as well through high school and cegep (pre-college in quebec). Was more like cheat sheets but also just checking what people wrote next to me, or plainly just work with someone next to me whe
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Because of the price of electricity. While there might be other coins, if you now earn less than you spend, it’s better to entirely abandon.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
It's really unlikely that an extra million spaces for housing would not change the current market price. But EVEN if this was true that there is someone outside waiting to move back for when prices drop just a little, then now we have
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by jeromegv 4y ago
It's crazy how people forget supply and demand concepts the moment we start talking about housing. The argument that building housing is useless because it's often more expensive housing, is absolutely bonkers. It increases supply
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by jeromegv 4y ago
> There should be more serious grappling with why the Russians did this (and Crimea in 2014) than "Putin bad". Why don't you give us your explanation? It's just very odd to advocate for an appeasement policy when the
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by jeromegv 4y ago
A ceasefire only benefits Russia, because they are the ones that gained territory in eastern Ukraine and would serve them well to not have to fight for this territory and just make it under their umbrella. It's clearly what they want.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
January 2022, yes. September 2022? No, not really.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
That's the whole point, OP says they sold everything, but if they truly sold now, they took that 20% loss and sold at a low. You sold at a high, congratulations, but that was not what the discussion was about.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
The issue is not WFH. The issue is that you work with incompetant people. Even if those people were sitting in a chair at the office, they are likely procrastinating all day, talking to everyone, not doing anything done. Sure they are harde
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by jeromegv 4y ago
So basically. As of now, Apple does nothing as they backed down from that plan. And google reports you to authorities and never stopped and also never went public about letting you know they were doing it (at least apple published a freakin
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by jeromegv 4y ago
aMSN had this feature because the MSN protocol would establish a connection as soon as a you opened a chat window (before you started typing!) in order to be able to retrieve the display picture from the other user. So you would be able to
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by jeromegv 4y ago
So basically.. showing that supply and demand works. Lots of people left SV due to remote jobs and COVID, demand dropped, price went down. Vancouver is artificially limit housing supply through zoning (like many large cities), keeps price h
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by jeromegv 4y ago
The reality is that at least as a North American, nobody even knows it is an Italian story. We all know Pinocchio from our childhood. Nobody knows it’s Italian. So watching a Disney movie, I’m not watching an Italian movie featuring an Ital
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by jeromegv 4y ago
How would we know? For the sake of the economy, more trips is typically better than less. But at the end of the day, would you rather for the only choice to be cars or have a proper sustainable/scalable way of transport?
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by jeromegv 4y ago
It's a common myth that Canada is not a good fit for train, yes it is large and low density at a country level but it has pockets of very high density. Almost half of Canadian population is within the Windsor-Quebec City corridor (whic
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Quebec was also bragging about their asbestos export not too long ago either. This isn’t really something unique to Soviet Union.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Is that supposed to be an advertisement for private healthcare? With insurances companies deciding based on profit margins? I'd say the government incentives are a lot more aligned to have their population healthy and productive, than
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by jeromegv 4y ago
So Apple brought competitiveness to an industry that was badly needing it and stalling in the most recent years.. and your “solution” is that we should prevent them from doing so?

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