justplaindan.croutch.ca
A mix of soulful musings and quirky randomness, as if a church sermon collided with a Twitch stream. Proud Canadian 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
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And make sure to turn off Honey and other coupon searching addons so AnyAustin gets his cut!
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Small is relative. That's average to large by Malagasy standards, average by South African standards. A “very large” vehicle is a Ford Ranger.
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I'm glad to get rejections, which give more closure than weeks of silence, though aren't as nice as a full request.
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Billion-dollar idea: re-introduce McDonald's Pizza.
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Your money.
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Don't worry, we all (other citizens of the world) feel about the same. Confused, angry, upset, and worried. Did anyone notice if Russia and North Korea were on the list? If not, why aren't more people talking about what THAT implicates?
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I have a hard time getting past Perrin being married. That was a jarring change, personally. I'm not sure why, it just was.
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Oooo, that's a good one!
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Quiche is just egg pie, so pie for breakfast is permissible!
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And countless days sick with GI or upper respiratory bugs?
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Present Trump called you “Prime Minister”. That in and of it self is a big tell of how well the conversation went.
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Its just as likely he did as he didn't, given how integrated CoPilot is into the Microsoft 365 ecosystem (we know that's what the US gov uses). People are increasingly using CoPilot to author messages, and this looks like one of those.
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KW is my home and Canada’s innovation heart. What are your plans to leverage this innovation to help diversify Canada’s economy, protect our IP, and usher in an age of Canadian innovation leadership?
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We’ve done it before, we can do it again! en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell...
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Yes! Lets bring the auto industry home to Canada. We have so many talented people here, Canadian car companies should easily compete on the worldwide market.
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Good-paying jobs, full stop, keep Canada strong.
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Woah, a huge congrats to you!! May the odds ever be in your favour.
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Even more reason to get started sooner than later.
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Why not by 2028, or 2026? The world is changing faster than that, and Canada is already playing catch up. The last six months have taught us we need to grow stronger, and we need to do it quickly.
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Thank you for answering all of my stupid questions!
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Does commercial = accessible, or is there nuance to that as well?
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Wouldn't that be more the Timberborn movie?
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privacy.commonsense.org/evaluation/P... not perfect but better than most.
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User experience story: I was researching the literary agents that rep the top authors in my genre. Gemini and CoPilot quickly got me a list of authors, but only CoPilot could suss out the agents who repped the authors when prompted.
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Because I’m volunteering on a hospital ship in a port in Madagascar and we're not visiting home until July. The mail service to and from the port is sketchy at best.
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This is the first election I’ll miss voting in since I’m out of the country without reliable mail access.
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Are they skiddish of the humanfolk or do they carry about their business as if you are not there?
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Well done. As a conservative voter, if I could vote in this election I might actually go Liberal. How are you going to protect and leverage Canada’s technology and science innovators? Turn us into the innovation powerhouse we should be! Expand military spending by buying made in Canada equipment.