Comment Re:If its in Canada (Score 1) 67
Can your reliably measure the joule stored in gas?
Yes, by burning it, and seeing how much energy is released.
Can your reliably measure the joule stored in gas?
Yes, by burning it, and seeing how much energy is released.
Cocaine is God's way of telling you you are making too much money. -- Robin Williams
Any noun can be verbed. And vice-versa. Even adjectived.
I water my water-chestnuts with water.
According to polls, the overwhelming majority of Albertans want to remain in Canada. IMHO any referendum on separation will fail decisively.
That hasn't stopped agitators from encouraging separation. Including foreign ones, like US Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra.
Being Canada isn't America
You need some geography lessons.
Brilliant self-own. You are the one who needs geography lessons. And maybe throw in lessons on the definition of a "sovereign nation."
"Canada isn't America" is an objectively true statement. That holds whether you consider "America" to be the United States, or all of North America, which consists of 23 sovereign countries. (Yes, that many.)
Shouldn't that nat-gas be measured in cubic metres?
(150 million ft^3) / (35.3147 ft^3/m^3) = 4.2475 million m^3
That said, most utilities in Canada bill consumers in gigajoules.
There are Linux alternatives. LibreCAD is not bad.
Over my career, half of my printers have had problems in Linux.
I have discovered the reverse. I have an old Deskjet 460 that no longer has Windows drivers, but works just fine in all the Linux distros I have tried.
Sometimes Linux is a good option for hardware that has been orphaned in Windows.
I've been using staroffice, openoffice, and libreofice for decades and have only run into issues with "powerpoint" files, which isn't a big deal.
Many times in the past I have run into issues with PowerPoint files
Some Windows programs aren't even compatible with themselves.
Real Linux users do all of their video editing in ffmpeg.
Not emacs? [*shrug*]
Linux software repos are so much more intuitive than the Windows store, as it is moderated by volunteers with incentives to keep it high quality while Windows just rakes in the coins.
True perhaps, but that's not an "opposite" problem. It's a different kind of problem.
The current discussion is about apps, not repositories. And I daresay Windows does not have the opposite problem when it comes to apps. Many Linux apps are ported to Windows. I don't think you see the reverse nearly as often.
You left out the obvious one:
"The law that supports these cameras is unjust, and that's why I'm challenging it."
There are rare -- extremely rare -- times in history when a citizen has challenged an unjust law, and may not have won in court, but succeeded in effecting change. Rosa Parks refusing to sit at the back of the bus is perhaps a canonical example.
Someone who follows this strategy must be prepared to face the consequences if they lose. But they may be celebrated as a hero. Or may not.
The satellite bounce(s?) is not the only source of latency. Consider also all the ground links between the subscriber and the servers.
Altogether, the slightly higher orbits for Amazon Leo won't matter that much.
pushing back on what the President does is the job of Congress and POTUS -- it is not treason in any way.
Obviously I meant SCOTUS, not POTUS. Sorry.
Wow. Poe's Law is strong on this AC post.
Whatever Trump does is justice. It's not like he's going to obstruct himself?
So, Trump is a king. No more pretense?
But what about those other people obstructing him?
You mean, oh say, Congress and SCOTUS? (*) Co-equal branches of the US government? Those other people?
(*) Yeah I know, these days they support him more often than they obstruct him.
On second thought, isn't obstructing Trump some kind of Treason?
Uh
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