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by sergers 8y ago
I don't see China mentioned in the article. Article is about another setback to Saudi Arabia in their renewable energy plans to get off oil. And SoftBank is a Japanese company. Plus it wasn't an innovation investment, it was deplo
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by sergers 8y ago
Cause they are paid actors/models. There job is to put on a show and do their part, not think about the grander things like deception. Most claim they just show up for the part.
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by sergers 8y ago
BBM was very popular for illicit purposes when it was in its heyday at RIM. People moved onto other messengers like WhatsApp for those purposes. Heck people use snapchat expiring messages to relay info on illicit activities. It is not farf
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by sergers 8y ago
To hit the 5000 in one week (technically took them 8 days), they setup additional assembly lines in tents, and additional hand labor. Hand labor, working extra shifts, is how they hit their mark. They continue to use it while they address t
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by sergers 8y ago
Price per pack or as the chart outlines 25 cigs, seems to be wrong for Canada. A single pack can cost 11$ CAD to 15.50$ CAD, with cartons costing ~100$ or higher. Where as in the US you can find 5-8$ pack, and cartons as low as $30$ USD. Th
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by sergers 8y ago
Canada is currently trying to make all smokes have the same basic non branded packaging.
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by sergers 8y ago
I have some coworkers who successfully quit, but started smoking again cause they simply enjoyed it. They hardly drank(liquor) and it was their ownly vice, knowing it's still bad for them but could be doing worse.
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by sergers 8y ago
There is, atleast built into chrome (not sure about other browsers). On Android: Settings > site settings > media > autoplay > toggle blocked. Desktop browser option too. https://9to5google.com/2018/02/
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by sergers 8y ago
"Shortly thereafter, in March, Facebook’s world exploded, when it was revealed that Cambridge Analytica had gotten access to the profile information of millions of Facebook users, going through what was considered an “official route” i
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by sergers 8y ago
Agreed. I used RSS 10 years ago. Even bought a keyboard with a LCD to have my RSS headlines always available. I have no need for that functionality for years. I know noone in person who uses RSS anymore. I would call it dead (but obviously
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by sergers 8y ago
RSS feeds still in Outlook, but it's the first feature I disable. Don't need unused folders in my mail directory trees.
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by sergers 8y ago
i can confirm that chrome, firefox and IE browsers show the new view with my location as USA only.
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by sergers 8y ago
on my work computer, which is tunneled through san francisco, so i show as in USA, i can see the 3D map. checking maps on mobile which is on Canadian ISP, in chrome and the google maps android app, i can only see the "flat" map.
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by sergers 8y ago
Epic still dominates the EHR space. They have deployments slotted for 3 years. If you have ever worked with epic, they offer "managed" solutions, which you either do the epic designed way, or don't go epic... They have enough
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by sergers 8y ago
For diagnostic imaging (x-rays, CTs etc) which we make software for, alot of equipment is FDA regulated. We chose to go for class 2 designation in FDA terms as it shows you comply with uptmost regulations, which is a selling point. Some hos
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by sergers 8y ago
My company software is considered a Class 2 medical device. We have to go through so many crippling hurdles with FDA it's almost not worth it. You are spot on. To add though, In atleast the diagnostic imaging space, radiologist reading
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by sergers 8y ago
I had posted this previously in a different thread, but it's all smoke and mirrors. I work in the diagnostic imaging space, we are working on integrating AI for assisted diagnosis or screening. It's a several-year road map for som
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by sergers 8y ago
Well FHIR is making its way, that looks positive, but no mainstream EHR has adopted it really. May I ask what your target users are? I sell alot of nuance PS360, and fluency
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by sergers 8y ago
I have TD and RBC, both can have complex longer passwords upto 32 character, but not a requirement(atleast when I changed passwords last time). RBC supports finger print auth with their app, and forced security questions.
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by sergers 8y ago
I think alot of it is generalized without enough scientific analysis/limited by current technology. "Lactose intolerance" could be many different reactions that could be not lactose specifically with many individuals. Could b
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by sergers 8y ago
Eastern Canada, Ontario to the east coast, has alot more french speakers in that region, compared to the rest of Canada. Even in Ontario, there are people who will only converse in French. Western Canada, I have never had to use french ever
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by sergers 9y ago
I had rented out my basement suite. My renter's for 1.5 years wrote me cheques with payee of wrong first name, and typo in last name. No issues depositing any
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by sergers 9y ago
Craigslist has also shutdown their "casual encounters". As it was a jumping spot for hookers since they shuttered the sex services section years ago (and most went to backpages and other sites) Wonder what backpages will do, that&
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by sergers 9y ago
I feed my purebred English bulldog: He started off on royal cabin puppy bulldog blend. Then I was a little smarter, and fed Origin. Origin I found was true protein rich. Switched to Acanna, which is actuallyade by same people as origin, jus
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by sergers 9y ago
Voice based ordering is already available through Alexa and their iPhone app, cmg just behind the times
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by sergers 9y ago
I don't think safe injection sites solve that problem, it's about making a safe environment for junkies to safely take drugs in hopes they don't do it elsewhere littering needles and drug paraphernalia in other public spaces,
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by sergers 9y ago
I am guessing the pulled an unencrypted hard drive from the ATM, analyzed it and the commands. Found the one that spits out cash. They pop in one with modified code and reboot it to read the new drive. Only similar ATM I can guess in Canada
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by sergers 9y ago
I think it definitely could have, but it's very hard to determine the trigger for a seizure. It could not be related to any triggers too (audio/visual). It can only be identified by review of the person who it happened to... The r
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by sergers 9y ago
I don't see any mallace in the video. They have no idea what is happening to the guy truly, and we don't know what set it off. If you have proof, or more info please cite. Noone knows what set this person off, it could be not rela
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by sergers 9y ago
I am not from Greece, so can't comment, but I agree with you and bet it's happening. Definitely has been happening here as long as I can remember. People pickup cartons coming back from US trips and resell them,, you can get it at

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