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That they very obviously and blatantly lied to the court.

The articles that they said they "left to the accountants" are documents that are created by the executives to give to the accountants.

Unfortunately, it means they'll move on pieces they already have in place.

They can disable ad blocking in Chrome entirely, and it probably won't kill the browser.

McCarthy vs Gaetz, the spineless vs the pedo.

Fun fact, numbers to numbers for personnel, vehicles, equipment, air force and navy, France has more stuff than Britain in every category.

I don't know too much of how good their stuff is other than the Rafale being a fine piece of tech.

I know that the end result after all of the appeals is probably going to be a pittance fine and house arrest for a few months.

A guy can dream of an ideal justice system.

A hard-core blible thumping Trumper is speaker in congress. Unfortunately for everyone's sanity, he's not going anywhere except hopefully into a max security prison.

Canada's Hundred Days. Aka the last 100 days of WW1.

Functionally, Canada won WW1 for the allies.

Being under 10% of the WW1 force, in that period they tackled defences everyone else thought impregnable and shattered them, like the Hindenburg Line, and in the process paved the way for the allied advance. They also took out a quarter of the German forces in that time.

While they did arguably use proto-blitzkrieg tactics of using lots of machine guns, and then also using vehicles to move troops even quicker while using said machine guns, one of the biggest factors was a prodigious use of chemical weapons.

To the point that in the interwar period, Canada had the largest capacity and stores of chemical weapons. During WW2, said stockpile is one of the reasons Hitler refused to use chemical weapons on the allies.

Edit: And a lot of the rules on fair treatment of POWs and rules on capturing surrendered soldiers also stems of Canadian soldiers behaviours during WW1.

shared table or restaurant booth.

Only got a personal desk if you nabbed a phone booth or you had a company that paid even more for a room w/desks.

The free wine and kombucha they had on tap was nice though.

It's based on the living tree doctrine, which was included in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms by the PM who created that, initially, by declaration.

This is why it is bad that this is happening in the US.

You don't have the concept of the living tree doctrine in your body of law, or if you do, it's not particularly well developed. It's all about the writers intent down there.

https://lawofwork.ca/a-constitutional-right-to-strike-comes-to-canada/

In Canada, a constitutional right to strike was provided by legal precedent in 1987, and then confirmed by the Supreme Court in 2015.

Yes. See when governments legalized the right to strike and unionize.

The Mesopotamians are attributed to the invention of sewers in middle of the Bronze Age.

The Scottish invented sewage treatment in the 18th century.

Uses study that ignores occam's razor, imagining a vast conspiracy all through Silicon Valley.

Reality is that working in Silicon Valley (and companies that follow their lead) sucks for everyone. Just women tends to care more about work life balance since they're not trained from birth that their only value is how much money they make.

Except behaviour like that didn't exist in my high school, where the IT and IS classes I took were again, almost exclusively guys.

No one in the class gave a shit what gender you were, no one was harassed, but almost no girls had interest in it enough to sign up. This despite half the class being jocks who literally signed up for the class as an alternative math/science credit because they didn't pass the grade 11 science / math class(es).

My mother was in IT in the 1980s but left the field due to a combination of myself, siblings and being laid off due to the change from building sized servers to more modern ones. When she went back she didn't have the credentials or knowledge to be more than data entry.

Hell, I recall shop class in 9th grade was an even split, but suddenly in grade 10 it dropped off a cliff and became a sausage fest.

The issue I can see is that for an unknown reason school aged girls seem to have been culturally dissuaded from IT and IS when the technical revolution in the 1980s took place.

Taking one extremely isolated event that even in the event's own history is unprecedented, and extrapolating it across the entire industry is wrong and dishonest. If it was as systemic as you state, then that fair would have always had that issue, not have it suddenly occur this year.

The question to me is what happened in the 1970s and 1980s that resulted in women no longer going into CS based fields?

Why is it that developers used to be 80-90% women, whereas computer engineers was the male dominated field and now IS and IT are all functionally male fields?

Isn't that fraud one way or the other?

Stating an Undervalue to the IRS, or stating a massively inflated price to prospective business people.

Lol, you think Google would actually not use that.

There is tons of empty commercial space. Could be easily converted.