failedengineer

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by failedengineer 5y ago
That top ad, the one with the "search for names" text boxes that sure looks like you're entering info for your website that actually redirects you to another search website... yeah, that one is particularly pernicious.
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by failedengineer 5y ago
As an equally valid counterpoint, I submit data from the classic film "Dude, where's my car?" where the simple question "and then?" so greatly exacerbates the customer that there's a strong chance they will nev
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by failedengineer 5y ago
The foreign money isn't great, but it's not really an inditement. The money coming in from all over, going to unknown persons, not being distributed to protestors who requested funding for gas/food/legal fees associated
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by failedengineer 5y ago
Check the article sent by the guy refuting me, that shows that 39% of donators were Canadian. 61% were foreign.
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by failedengineer 5y ago
Some 36,000 Canadian donors — about 39 per cent — are listed in the partial leak, apparently taken from U.S.-based platform GiveSendGo and posted online by a website devoted to disseminating leaked data. But that number is dwarfed by the nu
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by failedengineer 5y ago
The majority of the money was foreign. edit: and is not being funneled to the actual protestors. The people recently arrested tried to get some to use for legal fees. No bueno. yeah, yeah, no citation. Pretty hard to cite facebook posts tha
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by failedengineer 5y ago
The Ontario government told people in Ontario that they'd need papers and a reason to travel in January 2021. The police refused to enforce the policy restricting municipal travel. The government walked it back shortly after. That was
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by failedengineer 5y ago
That's a very type B thing to say. As a type A, I know that categorizing is a necessary shorthand to streamline decision making and to produce maximally effective results. This is why the "myth" persists, despite being "