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TheFeatureCreature

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  • Canadians are taking a big step back from the U.S. — and here's the data to prove it | CBC News

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  • I think it's worth pointing out that much of the US Democrat party has been assisting with the fascist takeover. There are some outspoken individuals that are still holding out, being outspoken and trying to fight it, but so many of the GOP's bullshit bills have been pushed through with either Democrat silence or even outright capitulation. Outside of a few outspoken Democratic governors, there really is no party leadership or even a sense of direction at all.

    The US is nearly a single-party country at this point.

  • Canadians are taking a big step back from the U.S. — and here's the data to prove it | CBC News

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  • This. Generations of American exceptionalism has been baked into nearly every facet their being, culture, politics, and ways of life - piggybacking straight off a century of British imperial exceptionalism.

    The US will need to fall and fall hard before they even begin to start thinking about changing their ways and even then it's not guaranteed.

  • Samsung brings ads to US fridges

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  • There are so many options for fridges that don't have any tech in them at all. This is so easy to avoid.

  • Canadian political establishment mourns fascist Charlie Kirk, fueling far-right blacklist rampage

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  • Their emotional support Kirk.

  • Canadian parliament gives standing ovation to honor Charlie Kirk.

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  • What the fuck

  • (3D) Yellow Box Cutter

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  • The knife I based this render off of looks similar in terms of weathering. In fact, the plastic on the IRL box cutter is even slightly cleaner than my rendered version. I appreciate the feedback though!

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  • Thank you!

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  • Thanks for the feedback! Indeed, the bevelling was probably one of the biggest pains in the arse about this project. There was an earlier version I had to scrap entirely because I just couldn't get it to work how I wanted.

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  • Thanks for the feedback! The model and textures are based off a real one I have here at home, so the real one has simliar-ish reflections as well.

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  • Thanks! :D

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  • Thank you!

  • (3D) Yellow Box Cutter

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  • Thank you! It's all done with layers. There is a base yellow layer and on top of it are layers for various sizes of scratches, grunge, dirt, and so on. Each has their own roughness and colour values.

    The plastic also has a small amount of subsurface scattering to give it a bit of visual depth, making it look more like real plastic.

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  • thank you :D

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  • Thank you!

  • Province may ban photo radar after Brampton spent millions on cameras, ticket-processing centre.

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  • Yeah but if people can't do 60 in a 30 school-zone then they won't get the next red light 15 seconds faster.

  • Canadian tourism up 30 per cent as U.S. travel continues to decline: survey

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  • "political tensions" is a great way to downplay the fact that people don't want to risk being shoved into a gestapo torture facility for 1-3 months while trying to enter the US because they said Trump was a poopoo head 4 years ago on Twitter.

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  • Lays and Ruffles are both American, under the FritoLay brand (owned by Pepsi).

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  • I use Win11 on my main computer for work and school reasons. I need maximum compatibility and reliability and it has met those goals. Back in the day, I used to use Linux on my old laptops and I dual-booted it on my main PC. It has been awesome seeing how far it has come and I would like to get back into it some day.

    That being said, a huge barrier for Linux and prospective new users is the community. The Linux community is highly combative and toxic and it absolutely sours what should (and could!) be a great experience. Almost every interaction I had while troubleshooting had some level of condescending attitude or outright hostility and there were numerous times I was directly insulted for asking for help - the most recent being a couple years ago when I was trying out a distro and had sound driver issues.

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  • More like certainly. It is hard to have a relationship with (or even exist alongside) someone who is constantly dragging you down.

  • Roads in Canada (lifted from imgur)

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  • It’s been a hot topic over the years just how screwed Vancouver would be in the event of a disaster. The amount of ways out of the Lower Mainland can be counted on one hand.