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vecinu
12y ago
Interesting. I can't find the exact literature since the wording is not clear to me but I think you may be correct. Being less than 183 days in Canada and NOT receiving any income in Canada, makes you a non-resident that doesn't
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vecinu
12y ago
I think you deserve your own blog post as well. I'm currently working remotely through some extremely lucky means (Company I worked with full-time let me work remotely for a year) and I would love to continue doing this full-time. My b
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vecinu
12y ago
This probably doesn't work in most countries...Canada also requires you to be a resident of SOME country.
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vecinu
12y ago
> better functioning society in Canada I would love if you expanded on this point rather than just throwing it out there. I live in Canada, tell me why my society is better functioning.
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vecinu
12y ago
So what's the attraction towards interacting with everyone? That I might find out one of my neighbours is a kidnapper? I don't like to talk to everyone I meet or even be in a city for too long as it overstimulates my senses. It is
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vecinu
12y ago
I am going to have to disagree with you and point you to certain facts that are coming out of the crash site. People are looting personal items and 'evidence' [1] The rebels are blocking access to the investigation [2] The rebel c
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vecinu
12y ago
And if that address is a fake address? I really don't understand your reasoning for wanting an About Us page before purchasing a service. I don't feel that this level of paranoia is appropriate when using online services.
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vecinu
13y ago
I don't agree with what you've said about being able to buy Bitcoins if you had a significant sum of money. I define significant here as $50,000 or more. It is not easy to buy BTC in cash through LocalBitcoins. I know first hand h
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vecinu
13y ago
That's exactly what I said in my OP.
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13y ago
I completely agree with this and I think that has been the aspect that most companies have taken advantage of over the last few months. I haven't even heard of the companies that have begun accepting BTC, including Overstock.com. It is
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vecinu
13y ago
I believe the original poster was worried about 'The People' not wanting to hold on to the stock for a few years. There seems to be no quick way to liquidate that much wealth without destroying some in the process.
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13y ago
Absolutely. It was really interesting to see him in that kind of character, you rarely get that kind of spontaneous reaction out of him nowadays.
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vecinu
13y ago
I personally feel this is another BTC holder trying to raise the value of his investment by attracting more attention to Bitcoin and crypto currencies.
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vecinu
13y ago
I simply answered the question, which was 'Is there a new controller going to be included?'. The possibilities are exciting.
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vecinu
13y ago
Did nobody else read the Beta Terms of Agreement? 1. Valve Corporation ("Valve", "We", "Us" or "Our") has developed and produced prototypes of entertainment system hardware and software, including a
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13y ago
TL;DR A decade old company (founded in 2001) StumbleUpon has made its first acquisition ever since its inception. Purchased by eBay in 2007 [1] and then sold to its founders in 2009, StumbleUpon has continued to have stable growth over the
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StumbleUpon acquires a Montreal startup, 5by
(techcrunch.com)
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vecinu
13y ago
I would bet on the LTE access to be constant or reliable...personal experience from living in Ontario and using both Bell and Rogers.
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vecinu
13y ago
Would you be able to build some sort of fence/gate system to deter visitors? Would that be legal?
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vecinu
13y ago
I noticed you say that the radio band is US only but does it exclude Canadians from using Flutter as well? I only ask because you seem to mention Europe and Asia as 'international'.
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13y ago
You seem to have ignored the main point of the OP you're responding to. It is not SAFE to be on a bike on a public road. Do you read the news and notice how almost every week you hear of a bicyclist being hit and/or killed? I for
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13y ago
This is The Weather Network's website, where every other week we are subjected to headlines of 'apocalyptic storms' or 'catastrophic weather'. This entire news organization (if it even can be called that) is a terri
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vecinu
13y ago
You don't think the tests are cheap and fast to allow waiting lines to move faster and to save money? Everything would move much slower if you had to wait 5 minutes in an 'expensive and slow' device.
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13y ago
I don't mean to stir controversy but I am curious how many countries are thinking 'I want one of these for my military'. Hear me out, wouldn't this technology allow for more advanced ballistic flight across Earth and per
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13y ago
It amazes me how the examples given in the article as displays of wealth don't resonate with me at all. In the Middle East, you have Sheiks creating gigantic palaces that rival wonders of the world, all for their display of wealth and
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13y ago
I can confirm this fact in Toronto. I can still see some seniors living in older neighbourhoods in Toronto but most of them have moved to the suburbs.
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13y ago
To add to this, has anyone actually tested the diesel engine to make sure it meet all emission standards? How safe are the fumes to be burned around cities? Remember when we found out lead in gas was unsafe to be inhaled from exhaust pipes
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13y ago
All of the tools you mentioned can be replaced by their desktop counterparts. I would argue against using your mobile device to create relevant content. I know people want an all-in-one toolkit that does everything great but let's go w
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vecinu
13y ago
This argument often pops up and I am confused as to why people think everyone can subscribe to this kind of service. Owning a car is completely different from renting one temporarily.
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vecinu
13y ago
Can you explain why I as a citizen have to work 40 hours a week with overtime sometimes just so someone can receive a paycheck for free? What is my benefit for such a compromise?
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