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Monthly Archives: January 2020
Apple Releases iOS and iPadOS 13.3.1 With Toggle for Turning Off U1 Chip in Latest iPhones – MacRumors
Posted in Computers and Internet, Privacy
Tagged Apple, iOS, iPad, iPhone, location, Privacy, tracking
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Giant Canadian construction project incorporates low carbon heating and cooling
Construction workers are dwarfed by the enormous underground reservoir at The Well in downtown Toronto that will be used to heat and cool the entire multi-building complex. (Michael Wilson/CBC) (Michael Wilson/CBC) CBC – ANALYSIS Don Pittis – News – Business … Continue reading
Posted in Financial, News and politics
Tagged Canada, Enwave Energy, heating and cooling, low carbon, ontario, Toronto
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China’s coronavirus outbreak exposes perils of country’s exotic wildlife trade
China’s coronavirus outbreak exposes perils of country’s exotic wildlife trade For Globe Subscribers https://www.theglobeandmail.com/world/article-chinas-coronavirus-outbreak-exposes-perils-of-countrys-exotic/ Public https://www.theguardian.pe.ca/news/world/chinas-latest-virus-outbreak-exposes-perils-of-exotic-wildlife-trade-401792/
Posted in international, News and politics
Tagged animal, breeding ground, China, chinese medicine, coronavirus, cruelty, disease, immune system, live, markets, sars, stress, traditional, weak, wildlife trade
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The strange tale of the paid protesters supporting Meng Wanzhou at her extradition hearing
Demonstrators outside B.C. Supreme Court on Day 1 of Meng Wanzhou’s extradition hearing Monday. Actor Julia Hackstaff, far right, says she was told she was appearing as an extra in a movie shoot. (Georgie Smyth/CBC) https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/paid-protesters-meng-wanzhou-1.5434613
Posted in Canada, Charter and Constitutional Rights, international, justice, law, News and politics
Tagged bc, Canada, China, extradition, fake, Huawei, Meng Wanzhou, protesters, supreme court, trial
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UK’s Tax Authority To Leverage Blockchain To Track Bitcoin Transactions
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Canadian airlines feel the pressure of flight-shaming and the ‘Greta effect’
Canadian airlines feel the pressure of flight-shaming and the ‘Greta effect’ https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-canadian-airlines-feel-the-pressure-of-flight-shaming-and-the-greta-2/
Posted in international, News and politics, Sustainability
Tagged airlines, emissions, flight shaming, greta thunberg, rapid climate change
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Machines that can think: real benefits, the Apocalypse, or ‘dog-spaghetti’? | CBC Radio
Deep dreaming or deep machine learning, neuro networks that act similar to those in the human brain and more about this rapidly progressing field. https://www.cbc.ca/radio/ideas/machines-that-can-think-real-benefits-the-apocalypse-or-dog-spaghetti-1.5429046
Scientists create first ‘living robots’ in major breakthrough | The Independent
https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/living-robots-xenobots-living-cells-frog-embryos-a9282251.html What could possibly go wrong.
Posted in healthcare, News and politics, Science & Technology
Tagged living, organic robots, xenobots
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Winnipeg files new suit related to its police HQ | Winnipeg Sun
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Venezuela economic failure and fake or misleading news
Social misleadia, Trump and many of his supporters and others from the far right have been sharing fake or misleading news about Venezuela’s economic failure. Venezuela’s economic crisis is an example of failed leadership, corruption and other issues. It has … Continue reading
Posted in Financial, international, News and politics, Oil and Gas, social media
Tagged corruption, economic, failure, oil dependence, Venezuela
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