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by kenned3 7y ago
These "NIMBY" people always make me laught. if you dont want to have a ton of traffic dont buy a house on a major road. There is a street on the subdivision i live in with the same issue. it is the main entry point to the subdivi
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by kenned3 7y ago
There are GPS tools specifically for trucks, which are aware of width and height restrictions... try one of those next time.
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by kenned3 7y ago
"destroying other people on the track." this isnt practical. also, tracks have turns and this thing weights like 2 tons so good luck with that.
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by kenned3 7y ago
It can be done, Ontario shut down Nanticoke (largest coal genrator in North AMerica) and repalced it with solar.. But something seems off with the capacity?? The Nanticoke Generating Station is a 44 MW solar power station which started oper
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by kenned3 7y ago
Canadian here.. why do we keep seeing these stories about how the US invaded "canada"? wasnt "Canada" created as part of the British North America Act (1867)? Didnt canada do a big "150" thing in 2017? The US i
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by kenned3 7y ago
Store things i dont use often on a cheap MicroSD card? iPhones are sold with locked in storage, and the "model up" to add more storage isnt really priced correctly.
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by kenned3 7y ago
I thought part of the reason for the enormouse CEO paychecks was they were ultimatly responsible for things like this? After they took the money, they want to say "even thought i was paid to run the company, i had no idea this was goin
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by kenned3 7y ago
This. Well put. when eveyone was hooked on VM's and other nonsense they had 'branded zones' running. The learning curve was high, but worth it once you had it running. Sad to see them leave. wonder what i will do with my S
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by kenned3 7y ago
Why do people feel a need to post laws and such which are not relevent to the discussion? This is hosted on CBC (Canada broadcasting corp) and clearly this is about the "Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)" what does US laws have
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by kenned3 8y ago
Read your list, we have a bunch of books in common Why Nations Fail (was an interesting read!) Thinking Fast and Slow (This was on a lot of trader desks and was a good read.) The Elephant In The Brain (this is the first audiobook i have eve
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by kenned3 8y ago
Agree with you on Taleb. The guy has an Incredible mind.
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by kenned3 8y ago
if the genuine product was doing a proper QA there wouldnt be so many counterfits from the very same factory would there? Apple being a good example.. they have strict QA controlls and you never hear of a "second shift" creating f
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by kenned3 8y ago
Is it just me, or is this article incredibly biased? here's a thought.. if you dont want your stuff counterfited, dont outsource it to china. The companies loved the idea of "cheap labour" and also want the underpaid employe
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by kenned3 9y ago
As an Ontarian and having previously lived in a country where pretty much anyone can sell alcohol till very late i find your comment odd. I lived in the states for several years and you can get liquor at grocery stores, they had private sto