Class Issues in Waterloo Region
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Exploring issues of social class in Waterloo Region, working to enable change by understanding our local context through a class-based lens.
A lot of old industrial setups use wildly old systems, like straight up DOS. A guy I know set up a camera to read a single value off the screen of an ancient laptop running Windows 3.1 because it didn't have a phone jack, let alone a USB port. His advice is never buy American/Canadian cars btw haha
January 17, 2025 at 4:14 AM
A lot of old industrial setups use wildly old systems, like straight up DOS. A guy I know set up a camera to read a single value off the screen of an ancient laptop running Windows 3.1 because it didn't have a phone jack, let alone a USB port. His advice is never buy American/Canadian cars btw haha
Very mixed bag of all extremes and lots in between imo
January 12, 2025 at 4:22 AM
Very mixed bag of all extremes and lots in between imo
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We've got Harris' wee piggy in office now, protecting the Harris family investments.
Minister of Red Tape Reduction, turnips.
Minister of Red Tape Reduction, turnips.
January 4, 2025 at 6:34 PM
We've got Harris' wee piggy in office now, protecting the Harris family investments.
Minister of Red Tape Reduction, turnips.
Minister of Red Tape Reduction, turnips.
Thanks!
January 2, 2025 at 11:16 PM
Thanks!
Would be very neat to see this same graph reproduced for each economic sector to see which sectors growth in the imperial core has moved to (and which countries don't have it).
But I imagine your guesses are basically right
But I imagine your guesses are basically right
January 2, 2025 at 3:16 AM
Would be very neat to see this same graph reproduced for each economic sector to see which sectors growth in the imperial core has moved to (and which countries don't have it).
But I imagine your guesses are basically right
But I imagine your guesses are basically right