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by timbit42 2y ago
Canada has only 41 million people, 1/8.5th of the US population, but it's a big country so it has lots of resources to export.
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by timbit42 2y ago
I've used Thunderbird for years and know half a dozen other people using it, including one who has folders with tens of thousands of emails, and have never heard of any data corruption.
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by timbit42 2y ago
1x% to me would mean between 10% and 19% inclusive.
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by timbit42 2y ago
How do you know it won't?
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by timbit42 2y ago
Not unless it's an 8 year long one.
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by timbit42 2y ago
How do you know the prevailing wind direction in his location?
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by timbit42 2y ago
Don't forget to count all the doctors moving out the US to Canada and the EU.
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by timbit42 2y ago
> Most Americans consider Europe to still be our closest allies and friends. The feeling isn't mutual. > Furthermore the US businesses are not stupid and have shown they will stand up to government pressure around data sovereign
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by timbit42 2y ago
No, it took place earlier this month.
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by timbit42 2y ago
I have clients who use Chrome and when uBO was removed, I installed the Lite version and now some of them have gotten malware. It's not good enough. Will need to switch to another browser.
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by timbit42 2y ago
Clients that lost uBO and I put Lite on are getting hit with malware. It may be correlation but it looks like causation.
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by timbit42 2y ago
They left off the sarcasm tag.
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by timbit42 2y ago
Sure, but they would all cease to exist if Firefox or Chrome ceased to exist or even ceased to be worked on because they don't have the labour to keep their project going without the parent projects doing most of the work.
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by timbit42 2y ago
Regardless of whether people know it exists, the world where it exists is much better than a world where it doesn't and there is only one option.
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by timbit42 2y ago
He will be replacing it with a different carbon tax. Canada cannot not have a carbon tax as it is part of many of their trade agreements. Of course, this means the opponent party would also have to replace it with some other carbon tax.
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by timbit42 2y ago
His opponent is a much worse communicator though and can't think on his feet.
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by timbit42 2y ago
How about an amount that would cost more to find and eliminate than it would save?
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by timbit42 2y ago
Sell earlier than later?
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by timbit42 2y ago
More countries are already considering building nuclear deterrence for the past month or so.
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by timbit42 2y ago
Absolutely. While I haven't heard of it happening yet, I have seen talks about doing so.
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by timbit42 2y ago
Ban visitors?
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by timbit42 2y ago
The need to add an inference engine to them for fact checking.
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by timbit42 2y ago
No. It is responding to regulation.
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by timbit42 2y ago
Already posted a week ago.
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by timbit42 2y ago
"The unnatural, that too is natural." - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)
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by timbit42 2y ago
The gain is even lower taxes on the wealthy.
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by timbit42 2y ago
About half his net worth is Tesla, but it fluctuates.
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by timbit42 2y ago
Maybe your OS is borked. It works fine for me in all the ways you said it doesn't.
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by timbit42 2y ago
I'd rather have these merge and have the labour required to replace Firefox instead of duplicating effort over a dozen browsers.
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by timbit42 2y ago
A bit slower is good if it is safer from exploits than C and C++.

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