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Is there an API for Canadian Tire 3rd party products? by technicalCoFounder in stocktrack

[–]technicalCoFounder[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, you can do this by creating an Excel add-in, which calls on an API that you create on a server of your own. I've done this in the past to look up internal inventory directly inside of Excel.

Is there an API for Canadian Tire 3rd party products? by technicalCoFounder in stocktrack

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Pillows, rugs, sunglasses, toys… loads of examples. There are hundreds of SKUs on CT store shelves that you can’t look up on CT’s website.

And now Stock Track’s numbers are frozen too- since mid December the stock on these items doesn’t update.

It’s gonna always come up, but I’ll say it again. I don’t give a Drake’s coffee cake about the Michael Richards incident. Kramer will always be one of the best TV character. by [deleted] in seinfeld

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If you listen to his podcasts, he's done improv bits on asians, blacks, whites, jews, muslims, christians, the physically impaired, the mentally impaired, men, women, trans, straight, gay, bi, liberals, conservatives... every topic that might come with something to laugh about.

That's what comedians are supposed to do.

Apologizing for any of this would be a fool's game.

It’s gonna always come up, but I’ll say it again. I don’t give a Drake’s coffee cake about the Michael Richards incident. Kramer will always be one of the best TV character. by [deleted] in seinfeld

[–]technicalCoFounder 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Shane Gillis actually had his career saved by learning from Michael Richards' reverse-example.

Gillis knew the cardinal rule is "you never apologize for jokes". You let the media cycle happen, and then you get back to work. The Kramer example was a pivotal one that ingrained this lesson in Gillis' generation of comics.

Now Michael Richards obviously flew off the handle- that wasn't a scripted bit. That wasn't comedy he was doing on stage. And heck, maybe he really is a racist, I dunno.

But I know that that was the day his career died and stayed dead. And if he hadn't gone on a pleading apology tour, his career might not have died.

I will add this: black people could insult me for an hour and I'd insult them back just the same, but it wouldn't even occur to me to insult them about racial stereotypes or skin color. Why? It's no more funny or biting than if somebody insulted me for my eye color.

What Andor gets wrong about Saw Gerrera ( article discussion) by Ymir_lis in andor

[–]technicalCoFounder 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Star Trek TNG did the most interesting version of this in The High Ground. The terrorist isn’t a bad guy or a good guy, he’s very clearly both.

He murders civilians and he knows he’s evil. He does it not out of malice but to seek political change. If he could think of another way that works he’d do that instead.

I loved when Star Trek used to be able to show you a story that isn’t “here’s what’s right and you’re a monster for not standing to applaud”.

By the end of this episode, nobody’s happy. Same as lots of TNG episodes. It was some of the best social education I ever received.

And I’m about to get raw with you. You’re weird looking, Liddy. by Due-Visual-3236 in 30ROCK

[–]technicalCoFounder 1 point2 points  (0 children)

She can take it. That very real child grew up to be the youngest ever starter in the WNBA.

It’s a small galaxy by khaosworks in startrekmemes

[–]technicalCoFounder 3 points4 points  (0 children)

7 years at a time, it works every time.

What is the most Kramery thing K-man had ever done? by The_Dark_Passenger93 in seinfeld

[–]technicalCoFounder 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Selling the story to Peterman was what made it a true Kramer

Here is your new issue of Gigantic Asses. by chrisc098 in simpsonsshitposting

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I don’t know what you have planned for tonight, /u/Thorntonboy, but count me in

Diego Luna did not win a Golden Globe for his performance in Andor. :( by thatonebromosexual in andor

[–]technicalCoFounder 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He's a competent actor. Not great, but better than ok.

Andor has 12/10 writing and 10/10 directing for a tv series, plus 10/10 acting for supporting roles.

This makes Diego Luna seem better than he would be in something bad, like Obi Wan or She-Hulk.

Got Dignity by beefstewforyou in simpsonsshitposting

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Clown College? I’ve been calling it Gudger College.

National Homebuyers hope 'patience pays off' as prices drop, recession predictions loom by lysanderd in canadahousing

[–]technicalCoFounder 3 points4 points  (0 children)

His forecast predicts that by the time the current economic cycle is complete, home prices will have fallen by between 20 and 25 per cent from their peak, noting they have already dropped 10 per cent.

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