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mig39
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About mig39
https://miguel.click for my YouTube channel.
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Comment #49220174
I think a lot of is that traplines are a property right that will go away if they aren't inherited. So people use them because they inherited them.
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Comment #49219970
It's a disk image, because in the old days, you'd install apps by dragging them from a floppy or CD to the Applications folder.
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Comment #49089675
how did you convert them? Was it a software or hardware thing?
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Comment #48990163
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Comment #48636458
A nuclear reactor in the Alberta Oil sands would take care of a large amount of the CO2 produced in the production of crude.
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Comment #48587221
The article praises the UI, but isn't Windows 2000 using the Windows 95/98 UI with a different kernel?
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Comment #48586794
I live in Alberta. No rats here. Also the ticks here don't spread Lyme disease.
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Comment #48269651
The new TPS reports!
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Comment #48244491
Do you mean the ICRC?
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Comment #48240206
I think you'll need to look at the constitution of Canada (section 35) and the legally-binding treaties that have been signed with indigenous Canadians. There's no "tribal" territo…
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Comment #48240166
Albertan here. I want to remain in Canada. I will leave Alberta if it separates. This is being driven by a vocal conspiracy-minded maple-MAGA base that got our current premiere her…
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Comment #48087070
I spend summers in Central Portugal after enduring the winter of Canada's North. Sometimes my Canadian friends want to spend a couple of days in Portugal and ask me what's for a go…
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Comment #48016918
This is why rats are illegal in Alberta. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rat_control_in_Alberta
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Comment #48011529
My understanding is that when Elections Alberta shares the voter list with legit users (ie: sitting members of the legislature), it includes unique fictitious entries in the data. …
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Comment #47855008
Coming to Canada soon, though in a limited way: https://nationalpost.com/news/massive-risk-chinese-evs-are-t... Hopefully this means competition with the other EV manufacturers in …
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Comment #47806178
Archive link: https://archive.is/k4Pxr
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Comment #47767954
I'm Backblaze user -- multiple machines, multiple accounts. I'm going to be dropping Backblaze over this change, that I'm only learning about from this thread. Any suggestions for …
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Comment #47578347
I didn't know about Webminal until today. Going to try it with some college students this afternoon!
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Comment #47555811
Base model M4 Mac Mini -- takes 2 seconds to load Word (and ready to type) without it being cached. Less than 1 second if I quit it completely, and launch again, which I assume is …
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Comment #47555755
Neither are earthworms.
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Comment #47312069
That could explain one accidental shootdown. It cannot conceivably explain three.
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Comment #47311642
If you read the article, you'd know most of the information came from Bellingcat and ABC.
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Comment #47311629
I think it means that the entire site, including the school and several other buildings, were all hit at the sae time: > Wes Bryant, a national security analyst who served in the U…
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Comment #47224433
You didn't read the link, did you? This is addressed in the article.