kennend3

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by kennend3 3y ago
"Kill a tree just so that you can feel morally correct and the author gets a 2¢ royalty? " As others have said, you seem shockingly unaware that trees are GROWN specifically for making paper. NO ONE is cutting down premium "o
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by kennend3 3y ago
Adding to this, region restrictions on video content. There are TV shows which are made in Canada, and unavailable on amazon prime in Canada, yet are available on amazon prime in the US? In Canada, amazon prime tries to push me to getting y
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by kennend3 3y ago
> I think the people complaining in this thread would complain about anything. So much THIS! If they were free, people would complain that you still have to pay property taxes/utilities. Everyone LOVES to criticize but that same gro
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by kennend3 3y ago
Let us guess, you are also fabulously wealthy? For some odd reason fictional spies seem to be very wealth as well. If you worked for CSIS it is unlikely you would be posting that you worked there, same for the CIA. Did you somehow just tra
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by kennend3 3y ago
I'm sorry but reading your posts here is just comical. Can you explain why there are countless stories such as this: NSA staff used spy tools on spouses, ex-lovers: watchdog https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-s
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by kennend3 3y ago
Sometimes you find a very underrated comment here, and this is one of those instances. I NEVER subscribe to free trial offers simply because of the number of negative posts about how hard it is to cancel, and the pain involved. It absolutel
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by kennend3 3y ago
This is what i find most interesting about this whole debate. Read the comments on the article itself, it is just full of "i dont want to do this".. so great, don't sideload apps (no one is forcing them to), but why are they
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by kennend3 3y ago
Why do you keep posting misleading information over and over again on this topic? People are literally PROTESTING the closure, but yet here you are, once again with your BS... The one "lying" clearly is you... https://w
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by kennend3 3y ago
Why not spend 20 seconds and GOOGLE it and find out for yourself. what changed? The laws around prosecuting shoplifters: "Previously, if you were charged with theft or retail theft, and the value of the item or items taken was over $3
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by kennend3 3y ago
Speaking of "Wrong"... https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10112809/Chicago-bl... https://chicagocrusader.com/shoplifting-a-big-problem-at-loc... But you just put "wrong"
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by kennend3 3y ago
Regen breaking.. similar to how manual transmission cars can transfer some stopping power from the brakes to the engine.. regen breaking changes the electric motor into a generator and this consumes power slowing the car down. These actions
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by kennend3 3y ago
> Wheel bearings on modern cars are incredibly long-lived. I don't think I've changed one in over 30 years on our family cars. Depends on the car. I had a POS Chevy uplander and had to replace them 3 times. Angry because my M
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by kennend3 3y ago
"You answered your own question there. Apple doesn't used "commodity" SSD storage." what a weaird thing to say... So.. tell us.. where does apple get its SSD's if it is not "commodity"? Do they have
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by kennend3 3y ago
My 2023 Elantra has both google/apple support and physical knobs on both the console and steering wheel. I can do most things without interacting with the touch screen at all. Physical knobs and these systems def. do exist.
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by kennend3 4y ago
your post looks like it has been downvoted, so i guess no one was familiar with "Socratic questioning" and your post comes across as "anti-nuclear" without doing any research. as a leanring oppertunity, this is what Socr
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by kennend3 4y ago
I have access to the radioactivity diagrams for a 10 year old spent fuel bundle. Needless to say it is rather radioactive... But it is easily contained by the water in the pools, and then the dry storage casks it is moved to once it is no l
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by kennend3 4y ago
looks like we found "that guy".. the one who posts about the enormous amount of used fuel circling the globe looking for a home. There is a nuclear power plant not far from me. it went "live" in 1973 and all the spent f
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by kennend3 4y ago
Instead of asking sensationalist questions designed to create fear...why not look into it? https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S173857331... The studies have already been done, crashing a jet in
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by kennend3 4y ago
I lived out in Alberta long ago.. if you like "nature".. Ontario doesnt have much to offer.. it isnt like you can see a snow-covered mountain range from your backyard in Ontario (this was my view in Calgary). But we do have Lake
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by kennend3 4y ago
Completely agree with you. I just googled "lake ontario shoreline" and i'm sure if you spent a few mins you would find multiple answers for the reason you specified. I think shoreline also includes islands, so in lake Ontar
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by kennend3 4y ago
> Then I went to Chicago and they have a beach. With an ocean. Looks exactly like a normal beach. Except it's a lake! Fresh water beach blew my tiny mind again. Come visit Lake Ontario sometime. we have an area with almost 2,000 isl
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by kennend3 4y ago
As a Canadian born using the metric system... I struggle to understand the point you are attempting to make. KMs is used all the time.. some people might write "just a few clicks" or "just a few KMs". www.google.com&#x2F
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by kennend3 4y ago
Most adults stopped putting strange things in their mouths a long time ago. But agree, Alpha emitters are a problem if taken internally, which is why i stated breathing/drinking tritium increases cancer risks. there is not a clear line
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by kennend3 4y ago
> The ultra-low temperatures and enormous pressure could theoretically lead to a sort of a quark jelly. Shouldn't this read "ultra-high"? Who proof-reads these things?
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by kennend3 4y ago
> This makes a tremendous difference. Had not heard of Bridgewater until today. If this is the case, why did you feel a need to respond here? You have no clue what you are talking about, but made many wild statements based on "is Br
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by kennend3 4y ago
I hope this is sarcasm.
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by kennend3 4y ago
>the $99 fee IS a barrier to entry that I would argue has made the iOS ecosystem better than Android Citation needed. Are you seriously asking them for a citation on their own opinion?
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by kennend3 4y ago
This will quickly become new copy/paste material for the anti-vax crowd. Perhaps beating out the often cited "Nuremberg Code"?
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by kennend3 4y ago
The point you are attempting to make is unclear?? Is your point that you can copy/paste from wikipedia and provide no actual commentary??
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by kennend3 4y ago
> you can’t say whether that’s unfair or not without looking at where they’re starting from. Assuming that you did not read the article, I am not stating it is unfair, the independent board they engaged to help with the negotiations stat

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