throwawaycanada

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by throwawaycanada 9y ago
Agreed. I've worked in the public sector though and this is shockingly equally likely to be nothing but regular old stupidity mixed with total lack of accountability. If a government department throws away all it's money they are
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by throwawaycanada 9y ago
A "cup" is almost certainly less than an actual normal serving these days.
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by throwawaycanada 9y ago
I think there was a Star Trek episode about this...
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by throwawaycanada 9y ago
We have designs. The problem is they aren't also capable of creating nuclear weapons so they are irrelevant to NATO. IIRC.
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by throwawaycanada 9y ago
They already have some up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGxNyaXfJsA http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/sdut-military-airships-g... https://youtu.be/WShv8ckdgE4?t=80
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by throwawaycanada 9y ago
Call it long term support logistics and operations.
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by throwawaycanada 9y ago
There are a lot of people that would disagree with that. You could say the same thing about a lot of things that enrich your life.
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by throwawaycanada 9y ago
Call my a cynic, but it seems like some people try to pass off their tiredness as wisdom in itself.
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by throwawaycanada 9y ago
Personally I would feel very selfish if I asked my dad to give up his passion in life just so I know there would be a slightly greater chance of him being safe. Especially if two years later he died of cancer or something. We all die.
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by throwawaycanada 9y ago
I don't think it is possible in the literal sense to have adventure without risk.
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by throwawaycanada 10y ago
I believe if the government had the money we intended it to have some things would be better. As usual they would waste half or more but there would still be more schools etc.
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by throwawaycanada 10y ago
I've said for a long time that millenials have more in common with their grandparents than their parents from a values point of view. (I consider a millenial anyone born early 80's to 18-20 now fwiw).
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by throwawaycanada 10y ago
Clearly you can't pay commoners too much. Only upper class people should get upper class money. One has to maintain the social order. God forbid those people who all "quit" use their newly earned capital to start their own en
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by throwawaycanada 10y ago
Consistent users that are successful and hardworking are not usually also extremely heavy users. When I picture a heavy user I picture someone who gets high all day, every day.
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by throwawaycanada 10y ago
Honestly I'm not sure why that seems unlikely. People self medicate with it for depression and they are only now scratching the surface when it comes to the mechanism at play. Same thing with smoking. Schizophrenic people are far more
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by throwawaycanada 10y ago
You don't need to sample at the carrier frequency for doppler measurement though. Time of Flight... I don't think so either.
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by throwawaycanada 10y ago
I don't think poor people are regularly locked in cages with HIV positive serial rapists.
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by throwawaycanada 10y ago
As an outsider I always just assumed those who ran prisons and designed them wanted them to be set up that way.
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by throwawaycanada 10y ago
What is better for society? Why should well behaved and gifted children be forced to sacrifice their education and well being?
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by throwawaycanada 10y ago
Maybe now that the oceans are set to die, scientists will dump CO2 eating algae into it?
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by throwawaycanada 10y ago
Winsdor, Ontario is the town you are thinking of.