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by kenned3 5y ago
unfortunately the CCP has proven to us that we can't trust their word. Over and over again Blaming others, deflection, and dishonesty is a common tactic used by every nation. Remember when the blackout in 2003 was caused by Canada? &qu
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by kenned3 5y ago
I'm also from Ontario.. I dont think this is the issue at all. These stories are not referring to "growth in Ontario" but unoccupied multi-million dollar homes in Vancouver with questionable ownership, and paid in cash.
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by kenned3 5y ago
The article you are responding to : Peloton's $3k treadmill now comes with surprise 'subscription fee' You: "The bike is more like $2000 at least for the standard bike, not $3000." Did you not read that this is not
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by kenned3 5y ago
Odd.. i recently got rid of a 2006 mazda 6. it had full airbags including the side "curtain" setup.
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by kenned3 5y ago
My ex-wife is Chinese from a city in China where everything is made out of cement. The reason? The region also lacks trees. They have an abundance of the raw materials for cement, but not wood.. So that is what they used. Cement is also a
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by kenned3 5y ago
This is why i am grateful our ass-hat of a prime minsiter has carbon taxes and overcommits us to "green" programs.. because if every one of the 32 million canadians reaced zero emissions, woudl the world even notice? Look, i am al
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by kenned3 5y ago
Maybe i have bad luck with dishwashers? i have a whirlpool washer/dryer i bought in 2006 for our large famliy (2 adults and 3 kids). we have worked that thing to the bone every weekend doing massive loads (everyone overloads it so the
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by kenned3 5y ago
Who even keeps them this long? after a few years they start to get gross inside and not work as well.. time to replace them and get a brand new one...
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by kenned3 5y ago
i always see this as a form of stockholm syndrome. My excesivly expensive and needlessly complex appliance is better then your cheaper and more common model becaues of a bunch of features no one cares about? Can anyone access the Miele diag
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by kenned3 5y ago
Thankfully most people have over $11 million and therefor your proposal really does impact the majority of the users? Most developers want to build features that service the majority, then add more functionality later.
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by kenned3 6y ago
you would need a tritium refinement plant, like what we have in Ontario. Tritium is also produced in heavy water-moderated reactors whenever a deuterium nucleus captures a neutron. This reaction has a quite small absorption cross section, m
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by kenned3 6y ago
It is equally radioactive as it was 10 years ago, but now there is half of it left. While i am very supportive of nuclear power, this idea of half-life seems misunderstood. what remains is just as radioactive... Just now there is less of
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by kenned3 6y ago
in the summer i commute to/from work 3 times a week on my bike. It is 50km (31 miles) one way. So i ride to work monday, home wednesday, to work friday type of thing. This trip takes me around 2 hours and people think i am crazy for
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by kenned3 6y ago
Few things as bad as "lunch-n-learn" meetings where you cant eat lunch where you want to, and you have to provide your own lunch. Seems more like forced overtime to be honest, my lunch hour is unpaid, and is mine to do as i see fi
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by kenned3 6y ago
I've always thought this was very obvious. I mean it is clear something is in the air if you can smell it.. and if you are in a new car and it smells, it must be glues, oils, etc. last new car i bought i left it sit outside with all t
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by kenned3 6y ago
Love the comments on the link. when i compaire this to my 5 year old laptops it is faster "I am completely blown away, I agree with you. I purposely got the lowest M1 Macbook Air 8GB 256GB, and it kicks the crap out of my 2015 15"
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by kenned3 6y ago
Seriously. Let me post this blog posting, 280 characters at a time.. that seems like a great, reader-friendly approach.
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by kenned3 6y ago
i live within 10KM of pickering Nuclear. I have no concerns as nuclear is among the safest form of power available. A coal plant puts more radioactive isotopes into the air then any nuclear plant. https://www.scientificamerican.
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by kenned3 6y ago
Your post contains many errors. 1) The "Petroyuan"... Should this ever happen, Oil will be priced in Yuan. https://eurasiantimes.com/petro-dollar-vs-petro-yuan-is-chin... 2) this is NOT the reason china exports.
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by kenned3 6y ago
Exempting churches was a terrible, terrible mistake. especially from a country with clear "separation of church and state" rules, except "in god we trust" on the money. No surprise they granted the churches the exemption
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by kenned3 6y ago
Whenever i see things like this, i immediatly think "Audiophile". you know, the $238 "Directionally balanced" Ethernet cables, or the "low oxygen" copper. Once people take their hobby too far, you will end up
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by kenned3 6y ago
Even better - Tax bank executives who earn more the first day of the year then the average bank employee will earn all year?
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by kenned3 6y ago
A few thoughts. 1) Canada's "most expensive telecom in the world" comes up a lot. While this is somewhat true, internet/cell phones are expensive here, what people seem to forget is the number of customers and the land m
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by kenned3 6y ago
What you describe is known as 'give face'. I'm white, but my ex is chinese and so i have spent a lot of time in those circles and what you write is pretty accurate. I knew a girl, who had a minimum wage job, but bought her b
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by kenned3 6y ago
How are those battle ship groups funded? Foreign debt? When was the last time the US had a balanced budget? Having a nice battleship group does little for the average american public. "Every gun that is made, every warship launched,
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by kenned3 6y ago
" UHaul is up to double the cost of their budget competitors like Public Storage." This is a HUGE red flag, and you probably would be better off with uhaul. The "budget" guys will probably cost more once the hidden fees
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by kenned3 6y ago
8h * 5W * 2 = 80Wh per month Question - where did you get 5W from? a LED nightlight? More realistic, a washroom is using 60W MINIMUM.. most have those light bars above the mirror and they are closer to 300W. I recently replaced my Halogen
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by kenned3 6y ago
I've actually considered this many times, but the math never works out. I ride 50KM 3 times a week, Strava's "estimated power rating" is all over the place, given i ride the same trail every time i would think it should
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by kenned3 6y ago
This is a great article around why "corporate welfare" rarely works out. Also, semes like a textbook example of "eminent domain" abuse? We call this "expropriation" in Canada and it is rarely abused like this.
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by kenned3 6y ago
No, Poisonous like water : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_intoxication if you drink enough of it too quickly, it will overload your kidneys and kill you.

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