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CitizenVectron replied to CitizenVectron's topic in The Political Re-Education Camp
No limestone here, it's basically clay. But western Canada is filled with radon and uranium. I wish it was part of building code! And 10 isn't even high for here; homes in Regina commonly test at 20 to 40. -
Biden won’t speak freely near Secret Service and thinks agents lied about dog biting WWW.INDEPENDENT.CO.UK A new book claims president’s trust in the agents who protect him has been frayed by the agency’s destruction of text messages sought by the House January 6 select committee What a shocker that the cops who deleted all their communications from Jan 6 can't be trusted.
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CitizenVectron replied to CitizenVectron's topic in The Political Re-Education Camp
Nice. Yeah, our foundation is in good shape, but we are sealing up the sump pit and backflow valve for that reason (with removable seals). Our levels are 10pCi/L and this system should get us closer to 1-2. -
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CitizenVectron replied to CitizenVectron's topic in The Political Re-Education Camp
Getting a radon mitigation system installed in our house, today. Radon is the #2 cause of lung cancer in western Canada due to the amounts present in the soil (breaks down into plutonium very briefly). Drilling into the foundation and installing a fan to create a depressurized zone in the soil beneath the house, which will be sucked up and out. Right now our levels are 3x the safe limit, and it should reduce it to near-zero (fingers crossed). Every home with a basement in the north-eastern half of the continent should have one installed, especially with how airtight our homes are becoming. -
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CitizenVectron replied to CitizenVectron's topic in The Political Re-Education Camp
Let's all remember the reason for the season--today is the birthday of our savior: After three elections and seven years in office, he is now 51. -
More power stations attacked, this time on Xmas Day, throwing 7,000 homes in Tacoma into darkness. For those unfamiliar, it's become a trend in right-wing circles to take out power stations with guns in order to eliminate power in areas where "liberal" events are occuring, typically drag shows. Of course, many people rely on power to survive (including hospitals, of course), but this doesn't seem to phase the terrorists. Over 7,000 left without power after three Tacoma Power substation facilities attacked WWW.KING5.COM The incident is under investigation.
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PC 4080s are Overpriced and not selling
CitizenVectron replied to AbsolutSurgen's topic in The Spawn Point
Oh sorry, I mistyped before: it was $900 for the XT, and $999 (CAD) for the XTX. If I could have scooped up the latter I would have tried to return the 6950 XT I bought (still unopened). -
PC 4080s are Overpriced and not selling
CitizenVectron replied to AbsolutSurgen's topic in The Spawn Point
They sold out quickly, which isn't surprising (back up to $1,400). Still officially listed at $999 on the site, but sold out at that price, as well. They were also reference cards direct from AMD. For comparison, I nabbed a 6950 XT direct from AMD Canada for $1,000 a month ago, which was about $400 less than the going rate. AMD gives really good direct buy deals in Canada, but you have to watch the site because they will drop stock randomly and then it sells out. Some people care because they are only reference cards...but lol for $400 less I will take it! AMD Shop - Buy Processors & Graphics Cards Online | AMD -
PC 4080s are Overpriced and not selling
CitizenVectron replied to AbsolutSurgen's topic in The Spawn Point
This week they've been $900 direct from AMD, which is crazy. -
PC 4080s are Overpriced and not selling
CitizenVectron replied to AbsolutSurgen's topic in The Spawn Point
I don't get why anyone would pay $1,800 CAD for a 4080 when you can get a 7900 XT for like $1,000.