abmor137.bsky.social
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I remember this clip from a good couple years ago lol.
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I'm ashamed that my generation is so heavily voting conservative, given what we know of our current conservative parties.
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That sure is a lot of winter boots?
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Does he still have the authority to cancel deals when the legislature has been dissolved?
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Absolutely agree. Every candidate I speak to I bring up PR and ranked ballot.
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I still don't quite understand how 45% of the vote equals 90 seats, but 54 on the other side doesn't equal more than that.
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The generations-long suppressed rage of Canadians that are tired of being the ass-end of bad American humour and not being taken seriously.
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Geneva Convention? More like Geneva Suggestions.
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I live in Canada and I currently own a Tesla model Y. I have a reservation on the rivian R2 though and I plan on trading in my Y. For multiple reasons lol.
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Very good point. I can't say I wouldn't want to see PP knocked down a peg.
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I'm gonna vote, absolutely.
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Every person I interact with in encouraging them to vote. Any conservatives I encounter, I'm asking them to put their money where their mouth is and pick a better leader than Doug Ford.
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Pierre poilievre would rather become a liberal then let Doug Ford steal his chance at Sussex dr.
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Now you've got Shitler and Edolf Muskler. Double your Nazi, double the fun.
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Funny, it's almost as if something happened in or around 2016 that could have triggered that..
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Oh I absolutely agree there. This should have been common sense for at least that long if not more.
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What a load of shit from this guy lol.
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Ahh I see, so even with the largest qubit computer right now, it still would come well short of being able to break for ex., RSA-2048. Though, given the acceleration of technology, it's not unreasonable to assume this could change relatively quickly.
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I'm curious about this though, because quantum computing is vastly overpowered compared to conventional computing. Would it not make sense that it could break virtually any cryptography developed that way with staggering ease?
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This works fine until quantum computing breaks all that cryptography and makes it meaningless. Then AI will be used to generate quantum cryptography, as well as used to try and break it.
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This. Cutting taxes just leaves room for more to go to the seller. Why wouldn't they just raise the sale price to scrape more into their pockets since they don't have to pay taxes?
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So, by these numbers I see that Crombie, Stiles, and Schreiner could easily form a coalition government to actually give Ontarians what they're voting for.
I will be contacting my local NDP/Liberal/Green candidates and asking them to commit to forming a Coalition government to prevent a OPC win.
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Kinda hard not to at least try when these same fuckfaces have the same voting power that I do.
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"...with your small donation of $10 or more, Christians like you can rest assured that those scary non-christians won't hurt you itty bitty feewings."
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Love the art, not the artist. I also have a Tesla and it's objectively a good car.. but no, I won't buy another one. Mostly because I see the product starting to go in a direction im not a fan of. (Because of Elon I'm sure...)
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He should get no more information than we, the public with no clearance, have received.
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I'm curious what Crombie says is better than the carbon tax, and what system she would put in place so we aren't subject to it anymore..
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These are usually old systems and not large language models. They slap on an AI sticker and claim it's better.
The part that pisses me off is when they try to force you to use it. I get it, you wanna hire less real people... But I wouldn't be calling you if ChatGPT could have answered my question.
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I see what you did there. Also, agreed..
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Welcome to partisan politics.
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Some friends or mine are taking their $200 and donating it right to the provincial liberals. Not a bad idea to turn around and donate Ford's dollars to something anti-ford.
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Think I'm glad I don't live near Hamilton anymore..