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dont know what a filepath is.
I have a friend who teaches a highschool computer elective and lesson 01 is Folders, creating them, what they are, etc.
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A conversation from earlier today
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dont know what a filepath is.
I have a friend who teaches a highschool computer elective and lesson 01 is Folders, creating them, what they are, etc.
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AIPAC halts endorsements and direct contributions to candidates
#SelfAwareWolves
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A conversation from earlier today
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Political alignment doesn't preclude people from being stupid. At a certain point you have to remember that people being wrong on the internet isn't your problem.
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EA: Ruin Everything
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EA = Enshittify All.
I had to write a buad report on them long time back. EA is basically the Martin Shkreli of the gaming industry.
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MPs moving to restrict gambling ads in Canada amid mounting harms
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Lotteries were illegal until 1969 when they became provincially regulated.
I know of two self made millionaires who've won multiple times at the cost of probably tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
I also used to personally know one trust fund baby from generation wealth, and he calls it the poor mans tax.
Wish I could claw back the $10/week my mother has spent my entire life.
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New prize launches for books co-written with AI
It had better be an NFT
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U.S. Claims There Will Be ‘No Future Meetings’ With Alberta Separatists
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It's probably the same masterminds behind it that created maga.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_Convoy#American_influence
https://thewalrus.ca/alberta-separatism-fuelled-by-russian-networks-and-us-influencers/
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gzl9d759po - US influenced Edgewood Cull - paywall removed link
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L'Oreal says weight loss drugs are impacting beauty and skin care sales
Less cushion for the lotion.
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U.S. Claims There Will Be ‘No Future Meetings’ With Alberta Separatists
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IIRC those meetings were purportedly about exporting Albertan oil.
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Meta glasses caught recording conversations without wake phrase
"wake phrase" - So they're always listening.
Doesn't matter if it's a tiny cache that can't hold a complete sentence. They're. Always. Listening.
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You'd think. But we are admittedly engaging in some boomer ass thinking right now.
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‘Invasive and extreme’: doctors fight anti-trans measure requiring genital exams for student athletes
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Genuinely, its because they literally lack the brain capacity to think that far ahead. I hate to say it but I'm talking about my own friends and family here.
And it's that type of person that falls for all the culture war wedge issue bullshit.
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Rogers adds 1.6% surcharge for credit card payments | Hanomansing Tonight
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EU also lacks one. Hopefully our partnership with them results in one.
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Please don't destroy Chipotle /s
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The french have riots and gillotines. Americans have the 2A.
The fact there isn't more Brian Thompsons is astounding. Crazy that some lib-cuck-fag (used ironically!) is America's biggest patriot.
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Google’s AI pinned another man’s sex crime on a doctor, and a German court says Google must answer for it
The sooner we make companies responsible for their products the better.
Honestly there should be a lot more Brian Thompsons by this point.
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Trump's support from cannabis consumers dips as rescheduling stalls (Newsletter: October 21, 2026)
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So basically their stance on pedophilia.
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Trump's support from cannabis consumers dips as rescheduling stalls (Newsletter: October 21, 2026)
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billionaires couldn't give 2 flying fucks whether weed is legal or not
Yes they do.
Cannabis is illegal because that allows them to prohibit hemp farms, which directly threated lumber and cotton derived paper and clothing products.
Pharmaceutical companies want cannabis to remain schedule 1 so that no research on how its a less harmful alternative than what they're currently prescribing can get out. (Cannabis isn't 100% harmless)
The war on drugs is an excuse to overfund drug enforcement and give them military grade equipment. It has been an excuse for the USA to extert military influence on central america. It creates an aftermarket for military equipment that allows the military to keep buying new equipment regularly.
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Cannabis is not federally legal, so even in states where its legal, manufacturers/retailers are not able to access standard financial services like bank accounts or paying taxes digitally. Legalization would allow the cannabis industry to leverage cash thats currently a liability in their office safe.
Also there is decades of racism baked into it. Marijuana was specifically chosen to make it sound Mexican. Even in Canada a lot of older cop folks can't get over it being legal.
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Trump calls on New Mexico to change its name to ‘New America’
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Pickles and onions are the only vegetables he eats so that checks out.
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Doctors
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remove the mandatory pregnancy tests
What does that solve? According to webMD 1/2500 pregnancies are undetected until labour. Meanwhile 1/500 don't know they are pregnant until week 20.
Obviously doctors shouldn't be gatekeeping healthcare, and women should be able to opt out, but I don't see how collecting less data benefits patients.
edit: Like in Canada they started taking blood pressure at everything not just medical doctors. Dentist, physio, everyone. Cuz they weren't getting enough historical data by the time issues arose?
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All cell phones at once
You've never had a call drop or not connect?
That's what happens.