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2mo ago
Not sure what you're trying to say here. As far as I can tell his estimate is reasonable.
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2mo ago
The delivery drivers aren't employees of Amazon, at least in some jurisdictions. They're employees of contract companies that put the Amazon logo on their vans. But that aside, what part do you disagree so strongly with? 52 weeks
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2mo ago
Scanning through the link you provided, there's a discussion of interties between neighboring provinces, but there's no way the plan here is to replace Alberta's natural gas with hydro from Labrador, 5 provinces to the east.
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2mo ago
> This decarbonizes the last 20% of Canada’s electrical generation I don't think so. Churchill Falls is ~5000km from Alberta
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2mo ago
There was the Video Toaster, but that was a small business at the time compared to desktop publishing. And unlike Apple's immensely profitable LaserWriter, the Toaster was a 3rd party product.
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2mo ago
"Dumbest way to go about it" is SOP for this administration.
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2mo ago
The NFL ownership rules prohibit public corporate ownership, although that is not due to the antitrust exemption. There are numerous current and historic examples of corporate ownership in the other 3 leagues. Toronto's teams are all o
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2mo ago
Boots for -40 are practically a carry-on item just by themselves.
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2mo ago
Hydro is the primary source of electricity in Canada, around 60%. Quebec produces far more electricity via hydro than any single US state, some of which gets exported to the northeastern US.
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2mo ago
MultiFinder was introduced in System 5. Before that, there was Switcher - not a multitasker, but did keep multiple (non-DA) applications in memory at the same time.
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2mo ago
While I agree with the general sentiment, if you're not using an Apple Silicon MacBook you're missing out. (Sent from M1 MBA)
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2mo ago
1.2 billion litres = 1200 megalitres = 1.2 gigalitres Works well in places that need to represent things large and small. Europe, Canada, Australia, and pretty much everywhere else. But enjoy your cubic furlongs and tablespoons.
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2mo ago
Much more the land of oil and gas. Alberta no longer burns coal for electricity. The dominant political party frames natural gas as "clean", because it isn't a dirty as coal; and Alberta natural gas in particular as "eth
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2mo ago
Every single Trump defender ever: whatabout Hunter Biden
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2mo ago
Collision avoidance in a 2010 Toyota? Pretty sure that didn't become a mainstream feature until a few years later, along with lane keep assist and adaptive cruise control. Regardless, many features that existed in some form in 2010 tha
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2mo ago
Could maybe have fewer marginalized people? Or be better at helping at them? US already has one of the highest incarceration rates in the world; far higher than that of many countries with train networks that don't suck.
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3mo ago
> Feel free to unpack the wrong. It is stupid on its face. Ford != Trump Trump would have won NS... because Tim Houston's Progressive Conservative party has the word "conservative" in the name? LOL
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3mo ago
You packed a remarkable amount of wrong into this comment.
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3mo ago
Kakistocracy
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3mo ago
Wait, you're telling me that a pathological liar told another lie?
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3mo ago
> political purity tests eg “Are you a racist?”
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3mo ago
Shopify's former COO Kaz Nejatian and his wife Candice Malcolm are behind True North and Juno News, sketchy far right media outlets.
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3mo ago
Congrats, dumbest thing I've read on the Internet today. Have you ever actually looked at the 2015 Federal Election results. SMH.
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3mo ago
Tang was passed over for SVP. He was never in competition with Ternus or anybody else for CEO.
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3mo ago
The Mac II (1987) had 640x480 256 color non-interlaced graphics. Multiple display support (which I don't think the Amiga ever had). And square pixels! Much more expensive than the Amiga 1000 of course, but those capabilities had moved
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Wintel is still waiting for the interlace flicker experience of an out-of-the-box Amiga.
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3mo ago
Why not 500%? 5000%? Tacos, anyone?
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> So I get it that if really want to go snorkeling or mountain biking with a camera, this might be a good choice, but that's a tiny market, and for everything else, why would you buy it? I don't think people are cross-shopping
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3mo ago
I guess I should say it has some capabilities in this area. Been a while since I used it, but it will generate the overlays and you can sync it with your ride data (eg Strava or Apple Health in my case, but iirc it also supports Garmin Conn
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3mo ago
Insta360 does this out of the box.
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