soperj

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by soperj 1y ago
He screwed Woz out of money before he was even rich, and denied his daughter was his own. They are all pricks.
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by soperj 1y ago
Ars Technica is also running something on this today as well. They must be paying their publicist a fair bit.
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by soperj 2y ago
that's only good for the devices using your internet though no? not if they have data.
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by soperj 2y ago
> is that an example how people were free to do whatever in USSR? Who are you even arguing with at this point?
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by soperj 2y ago
Because it was, it had a bigger population than the US does currently. Then all those countries under it's thumb declared independence, and that changed things considerably.
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by soperj 2y ago
I didn't. I even said that the premise was that people were self censoring outside of the censors. Clearly not though.
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by soperj 2y ago
30-40mm?
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by soperj 2y ago
Day in the life of Ivan Denisovich was published. The premise was that people were self censoring even outside of what was being officially approved, so not really.
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by soperj 2y ago
> But the truth of the matter, from his contemporaries, was that he knew is stuff. Read anything on folklore.org, and you can see that's not really the case. He prescribes a lot of stuff that they just had to get around, typical po
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by soperj 2y ago
Totally explains why the gulag archipelago was never written.
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by soperj 2y ago
You don't need to pretend. All you need is a number system that consists of the number 0,1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,A and it's very clear that 2+2 does equal 5.
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by soperj 2y ago
Or Chinese Gooseberry -> Kiwi Fruit.
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by soperj 2y ago
That they can borrow money from the banks as if they do exist says you're wrong.
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by soperj 2y ago
They kept working on the N1 until 1974. Last crewed landing on the moon was 1972.
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by soperj 2y ago
Calhoun's utopia was about overpopulation, not about idyllic situations.
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by soperj 2y ago
Your point is terrible though. How many people live in Kenora? 15,000? There's not a highway of trucks that are backed up from Kenora, anything that needs to be transported to Winnipeg will come from the West coast, and anything to Tor
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by soperj 2y ago
for the record, I feel like everything else you've said applies!
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by soperj 2y ago
You've mixed up the two debaters (Brian Mulroney and John Turner), and the year (1988).
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by soperj 2y ago
Trans-Canada regularly closes? That's news to me. The reason google maps goes through the US is that it's significantly shorter. We also don't haul things regularly across the country in the same way they do in the US, we us
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by soperj 2y ago
Can also get you a loyal workforce like at Costco.
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by soperj 2y ago
Sounds like Xerox, they had cutting edge everything in the 70s, did nothing with it. Or AT&T, with Bell Labs inventing Unix. Or Kodak inventing the portable digital camera in 1975.
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by soperj 2y ago
Many countries took in a lot of refugees from both Ukraine and Syria. Syria used to take in refugees from all over the middle east. Canada alone approved over a million applications from Ukraine, numbers that have actually come are more in
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by soperj 2y ago
I've tried it, and ended up with the completely wrong approach, which didn't take that long to figure out, but still wasted a good half hour. Would have been horrible if i didn't know what I was doing though.
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by soperj 2y ago
What if you have multiple google accounts?
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by soperj 2y ago
I'd be surprised if the people who are writing these understand what this means.
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by soperj 2y ago
I believe in re-incarnation, so I've failed at this thousands of times.
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by soperj 2y ago
the misplaced comma was also a myth. https://www5.in.tum.de/~huckle/Sutton_Spinach_Iron_and_Popey...
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by soperj 2y ago
Private equity isn't in it to help people.
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by soperj 2y ago
https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2021/04/apple-commits-430-bil... Never would have happened with any of the previous administrations...
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by soperj 2y ago
Does he give some examples of non soft foods?

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