ForestCritter

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by ForestCritter 8mo ago
I have embroidery software and cs3 suite that won't run on linux so I'm planning an offline windows 8.1 just for them on an old computer.
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by ForestCritter 8mo ago
Fixed my son's computer by shredding all evidence of Microsoft off his computer and installing Linux Devuan OS. Fortunatly his files were all stored on his separate ssd dut to a previous issue.
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by ForestCritter 1y ago
poker, without the money, isn't much different from any other card game. We used to play poker as a family game with a butter tub of pennies that all went back into the pot when we were done. It's very similar to rummy or bridge.
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by ForestCritter 1y ago
Solar panels are not degradable and are piling up in toxic landfills as are windmill blades.
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by ForestCritter 1y ago
Don't forget that they have power shortages and strict rationing in that equation. So at the end of the day they have 75% solar but it is not adequate for the population.
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by ForestCritter 1y ago
Faux fur retail costs 20-45 dollars a yard and requires a multithread overlock machine. Liner fabric costs 1-4 dollars a yard and requires less skill and a plain (single stitch) machine. Obviously they will be paying wholesale prices but th
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by ForestCritter 1y ago
And slave labour. Nobody cares that their cheap products are the fruit of slave labour.
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by ForestCritter 2y ago
Because wrapping it around a pencil is clearly a benefit(:
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
Most of the comments below are citing statistics for Canada or the whole Province of Quebec,not Montreal, which is like using the US housing statistics for NYC.
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
Tourism is a major industry in Montreal, probably as much as venice and Kyoto with year long festivals and the fact that it is an Island is also an issue.
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
Montreal is a fully developed Island. Your arguement doesn't make sense.Montreal has become unaffordable for the workers who support the tourism and blue collar industries.
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
yes,actually! I am cringing right now remembering it. Nightmare of my life, we unwittingly moved into an infested house.
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
LA's Totally Awesome carpet cleaner from the dollar tree. I was holding a bottle trying to get a stain out of my daughter's bedding and saw one. I was so mad by then I sprayed at the sucker and it instantly keeled over. No clue wh
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
If it makes you feel warm and crunchy...
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
cloudflare blocked me from signing in to my petflow account to buy cat food. It was in an endless verification loop. Awhile back it did the same with my paid crunchyroll subscription. I don't code, I have a very ordinary setup with a w
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
If you shop by researching brand rather than price, you will find there are still good companies out there. Lots of cheap stuff is junk, some expensive stuff is junk. Even within brands there are differences. My fancy four wide slot cuisina
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
Town centers with a concentration of pedestrians , bikes and vehicles are going to have a higher rate of accidents no matter what you do. Separating the through traffic from the town centers kills the town centers...route 66 anybody? The fo
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
oooh , let's develop lots and lots of stalkers....
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
abusive child porn is easy to find, we should have that on a fun easy entry level site like github...it's called a slippery slope, if no moral line is drawn, where do we end up?
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
Not even close. It takes down a whole computer. My son downloaded a file he thought was a friend he hadn't heard from for awhile to look at the project he was working on. Had to wipe the computer. Fortunately his brother had the skills
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
hmmm so when you do projects with people and someone you haven't heard from in a while shows up and wants to show you what they are working on your first thought should be to grill them in the third degree and ask them the color of the
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
and there goes the death of new flavors...
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
or get a cookbook...
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
my cookbook on my counter has an index of onion recipes...
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
better homes and garden cookbook with the red and white checkered cover. The basics are all there and the ingredient lookup is in the index. Say I lookup potato, all the potato recipes are in the index. It also offers substitutions. I have
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
Salt to taste, cook until brown, kneed until the dough is no longer sticky, everything about cooking is tasting and feeling. Moreover everybody has differences in their tastes and consistency preferences. Good recipe books teach you how to
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
There are alot of bad recipes floating around out there. Recipe books are often geared to teaching you how to cook not just what to cook. There's techniques to cooking that affect how recipes come out. A good recipe book will teach you
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
A good basic cookbook will teach you alot more, be cheaper and allow you to make your own shopping list and even offer substitution ideas.
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
The devastation of the rainforests. No rainforest= no rain
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by ForestCritter 3y ago
The US has a very large bike riding community and a very robust bike stealing crime rings. They steal them in one area and sell them in another or to bike shops who turn a blind eye. Plenty of people rely on bicycles to get to work or get g

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