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He’s still using the private jet. He just doesn’t personally own it anymore.
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Winter sucks. It’s a trade off between being warm and having dry chapped skin from lack of humidity. I have a humidifier and it goes through a gallon of water (4L) in less than 24 hours - sometimes 12 hours.
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Yeah my dad wants to use the fabric shears to cut plants.
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They’ve also changed the recipe to use palm oil since I was a kid.
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They aren’t on Reddit because Reddit has too much reading!
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So how does he get it off the paddle in the oven, and back on again after it’s done? Use his hands?
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According to this table it can support SD cards but only up to 64GB and not the SDXC or SDHD types. Only the original low speed cards.
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Survivable is not an exact number. Water freezes at EXACTLY 0 degrees Celsius.
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Yeah I joined a group that has activities almost every day. So it’s great.
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OTOH it’s making possible some things that weren’t available before. For example wifi water leak sensors. I have a set by D-link and they are pretty good and give some peace of mind. It will message you if it detects a leak even if you are not home.
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GAP. Uniqlo
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Make revenge terrorism on US soil great again!
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We make deals with China, but Canada is not allowed to.
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It's needed for new teams or teams new to agile who don't know how to run the ceremonies or need some hand-holding at the beginning, but I agree that any team with maturity should not need a dedicated scrum master.
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Pay attention, ask questions, and talk to people outside of meetings. Read the requirements and specifications. Read the user story - it should be written in plain language. Talk to the BSAs if you have any - they are there to translate between the technical people and the nontechnical clients.
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Yeah I live in a small condo, and having an industrial machine that can make dozens/hundreds of coffees a day is not something I need. LOL
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They are also violating Canadian misrepresentation of food laws.
Competition Act: Prohibits making any materially false or misleading representation to the public for the purpose of promoting a product or business. If an AI-generated image shows an abundant, high-quality dish that bears no resemblance to the actual food served (such as wrong ingredients or impossible portions), it risks regulatory scrutiny or civil/criminal penalties for deceptive marketing.
Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA): Oversees food fraud and misrepresentation, ensuring that visual representations and descriptions on packaging and menus do not trick consumers about what they are actually buying.
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Kids don't need a 96mp camera. It's not really a toy - it's a vlogging camera. The functionality and skill to use is quite high. I have some kids cameras too - especially the ones that print instantly on thermal paper. Those have games in the software and are designed for kids.
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That shot is the only one that's sus. If you pause the video, the milk pour looks nothing like the final shot. It never gets that high a splash or looks as perfect.
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I'm explaining what the other guy's point was. Also clear markers - even if it's just some paint on the ground, boosts cyclist confidence. A lot of timid riders will only ride on separated bike lanes.
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These cameras are awful and 96mp is bullshit. The usable resolution is less than 5mp. The only thing good about them is the included 32GB microSD card (since these cards are so expensive nowadays).
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People have complained because Adelaide and Richmond used to become racetracks for sports cars at night - years back. They still try to race at night, but they've done some timing things with the lights.
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Did we watch the same video? Or did OP change his video? I don't see any ambulance being impeded by cyclists. The ambulance chose to drive in an empty bike lane to bypass a box truck that was unloading in one of the lanes.
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That's the "no car" infrastructure. They are talking about adding actual bike lanes on King - which do not exist.
The term “gaslighting” was used to describe the GOPs tactics.