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It wasn't. Those were bumper stickers in the 80s referencing the National Energy Program. Very in line with the "What does Petro-Canada stand for?" - Pierre Elliot Trudeau Rips Off Canada.
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The Leafs were in the West. LA beat them in the '93 conference finals after the infamous Gretzky high stick, they would have played the Canadiens in the finals that year. They lost in the '94 conference finals to the Canucks.
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We used to have bumper stickers that said "Let those eastern bastards freeze in the dark". Funny to mention this on an article referencing the PET.
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This is dumb. If he knew Canada at all, he'd know that Toronto is actually the only city in the Universe.
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Conspiratorial sure, conservative though not sure how it gets labelled that. It's not a deeply ingrained philosophy of conservatism, and crazy is broad spectrum.
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Coal also produces radioactive byproducts. They just release them into the air.
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5mo ago
scariest thing for American School children and their teachers is the way that the second amendment is administered.
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hate to tell you this, but there's a whole contingent of "granola moms" who won't vax their children. They're the same people that subscribe to those teething stones that are really only a strangulation risk.
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> has a Unix OS that lets you run standard compilers, docker containers, vms whatnot 99% of users don't give a damn about that. This is a play for kids in schools, so they get used to their operating system.
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That's the terminology I was looking for. Didn't know whether to tune up or down without changing frets, could tell when it was right though.
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I read a paper that basically said that the spot itself didn't matter so much, that part was voodoo, but the needling produced a response from your body that helped.
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oddly, this is how I learned to tune my guitar. I'm pretty tone deaf, but can feel the difference between the reference string and the string I'm trying to tune through the guitar.
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The problem is that an actual person is submitting this code, and that we have to review it. They don't seem to know how to compile, or run a local version of our framework on docker to deploy it to.
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They used to just kill those things with upgrades until they were forced not to.
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> a lot of _human_ written code was/is less-than-fine. At least at my work place this is often the case whenever we bring in contractors who will never be tasked with maintaining their code. Middle management rarely ever gives us th
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Where outside the US? You might be fine with just a bike and transit.
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> Imagine if everyone in the United States lived in just 1/3 of the United States Take a 100 mile strip down the east coast and the west coast. Add Chicago. That's pretty much everyone.
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Reggie Dunlop, Charlestown Cheifs, they won the Federal League and it's hard to argue it wasn't all down to his coaching.
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How does this work with VPNing into work?
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> I will compliment servers and cashiers and receptionist just because it makes everyone friendlier and we all enjoy our brief interaction more than we would otherwise. It's been my experience that many of these people hate that, a
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5mo ago
It feels different. I did say red flag and not "People that give compliments are terrible people". Random strangers that I never see again I wouldn't really hold on to flags for.
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That's with the latest iphone, not the equivalent iphone from when this was released.
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Aww, that's nice. People must genuinely enjoy your humour. Thanks for engaging in such a shitty way.
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I guess I should edit it to just compliments are my biggest red flag, and it's born out of experience. These people are looking for something either now or in the future, and this bullshit false niceness is simply their way of cultivat
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Unwarranted compliments is my biggest red flag.
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5mo ago
Post it on here. We'll all help you out.
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6mo ago
Their script is over active. Not sure why people are harvesting HN likes.
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I thought they rolled it as well?
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6mo ago
Indefinite detention without charges. Sounds exactly the same.
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> Gone forever I mean, just shut your phone off. You're likely just missing text messages anyway.
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