

Two? Do you think I’m some kind of millionaire?


Two? Do you think I’m some kind of millionaire?


I’m putting my money on kickbacks relating to Ontario Place.


I mean, bro’s definitely not wrong about the insurance company thing.
Probably. Everything is is the result of physics. And I do mean absolutely everything. I’d also argue that any math that isn’t already applicable to physics simply points to something in physics we don’t know about yet. It wouldn’t be the first time we came up with some math before we knew what the application was.
Everything else is physics, so yes exclusively.
Math is just the framework we apply to try and describe physics.
No matter what you do, if you look hard enough, it’s all just physics.


What format does the shield not support that other boxes do support?


In the next couple weeks, demand is going to go down as the weather warms up. After that, they have all summer to to work on shifting production to renewables as much as possible and shifting fossil fuel suppliers to ones that don’t need to use that strait.


It astonishes me that the shield is still the best of the streaming boxes after all these years.


How much sense it makes depends on which markets went up. If, for example, you are an Alberta oil producer, this situation is wonder for the bottom line.


Apparently for people to fly off the handle at a headline that completely ignores what he said.
I wonder how much more reasonable the political discourse would be if people would just read the damn articles.


I’m only ever using a command line text editor for changing the odd config file, so for me the benefits of vim or emacs has never outweighed the hassle of figuring them out. So I stick with nano.


For me, baked potatoes is just about the worst thing you can do with a potato. It’s not that they’re bad, it’s just that everything else is better.
I’d choose potato chips. If I’m stuck with only the one thing forever, I’m going to at least choose the one with the biggest range of flavours.


Well there’s the biggest part of the blame going to the US for upheaving the status quo. There’s part of the blame going to China for never really going along with that status quo in the first place . There’s some obvious blame for Russia, as well as for just about every group involved in the eternal shitshow that is the middle east. There’s some retroactive blame for Europe, who collectively had the economic power to not rely on the US for global stability, but never really got that ball rolling post WWII. Is there anyone else you were hinting at?


He didn’t. When asked he said he wouldn’t rule out using the Canadian forces to defend Canadians in the area. Doing things like using special forces to evacuate embassies would fall under that umbrella.


And what “walking” was he supposed to do? Put boots on the ground to defend Iran?
Nothing Carney says or does can exist siloed into its own neat little vacuum, especially when it comes to Trump and the US. So while coming out guns blazing right from get go might have made you feel better, it would do absolutely nothing to help Iranians, and it would likely harm Canadians when Trump inevitability lashes out in return.


Not sure calling the war illegal quite qualifies as “cozying up to”.


So as events unfold, the government updates its position. Why is the author presenting this as a bad thing? It’s not surprising that the Canadian government would initially be generally supportive of strikes; they had already declared the IRGC a terrorist organization after all.
That was exactly what I had in mind