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  1. Canagold’s New Polaris Gold-Antimony Project Included in Canada Investment Summit Prospectus

    Vancouver, British Columbia–(Newsfile Corp. – September 11, 2026) – Canagold Resources Ltd. (TSX: CCM) (OTCQB: CRCUF) (FSE:…
    #Canada #canagold #goldantimony #included #Investment #new #polaris #project #Prospectus #Summit
    europesays.com/canada/205437/

  2. Sold Separately
    by Kevin Ahern

    I think that was a lousy
    Thing you did
    Gift wrapping two batteries
    With a note, “Toy not included”

    #funny #comedy #laugh #silly #humor #humour #verse #poetry #poem #battery #batteries #included #gift #wrapping #present #birthday

  3. Sold Separately
    by Kevin Ahern

    I think that was a lousy
    Thing you did
    Gift wrapping two batteries
    With a note, “Toy not included”

    #funny #comedy #laugh #silly #humor #humour #verse #poetry #poem #battery #batteries #included #gift #wrapping #present #birthday

  4. Sold Separately
    by Kevin Ahern

    I think that was a lousy
    Thing you did
    Gift wrapping two batteries
    With a note, “Toy not included”

    #funny #comedy #laugh #silly #humor #humour #verse #poetry #poem #battery #batteries #included #gift #wrapping #present #birthday

  5. Sold Separately
    by Kevin Ahern

    I think that was a lousy
    Thing you did
    Gift wrapping two batteries
    With a note, “Toy not included”

    #funny #comedy #laugh #silly #humor #humour #verse #poetry #poem #battery #batteries #included #gift #wrapping #present #birthday

  6. Sold Separately
    by Kevin Ahern

    I think that was a lousy
    Thing you did
    Gift wrapping two batteries
    With a note, “Toy not included”

    #funny #comedy #laugh #silly #humor #humour #verse #poetry #poem #battery #batteries #included #gift #wrapping #present #birthday

  7. @PeterSommerlad

    MS *is* doing it differently: instead of going the "cheap" (and imho disadvantageous) route that libc++ (and apparently libstdc++, too) is using, Stephan adopted the method that I was exploring in the time frame up until 2022 (in {fmt} and before). There, you have the exact same sources for either flavour - differentiated only by flipping a macro definition that expands to either 'export' for the standard module, or nothing in case of the 'naked' header files (that are also #included into the primary module interface in the other case).

    The problem with libc++/libstdc++'s strategy lies in the fact that the exported entity is not the true definition, but rather an using declaration that leads to the originating definition elsewhere. Highly unfortunate for multiple reasons, but a seemingly easy way to deliver a standard library module compared to decorating each definition that you *really* want to expose. The former strategy seems to have repercussions with reflection as well. 🙄

  8. @PeterSommerlad

    MS *is* doing it differently: instead of going the "cheap" (and imho disadvantageous) route that libc++ (and apparently libstdc++, too) is using, Stephan adopted the method that I was exploring in the time frame up until 2022 (in {fmt} and before). There, you have the exact same sources for either flavour - differentiated only by flipping a macro definition that expands to either 'export' for the standard module, or nothing in case of the 'naked' header files (that are also #included into the primary module interface in the other case).

    The problem with libc++/libstdc++'s strategy lies in the fact that the exported entity is not the true definition, but rather an using declaration that leads to the originating definition elsewhere. Highly unfortunate for multiple reasons, but a seemingly easy way to deliver a standard library module compared to decorating each definition that you *really* want to expose. The former strategy seems to have repercussions with reflection as well. 🙄

  9. @PeterSommerlad

    MS *is* doing it differently: instead of going the "cheap" (and imho disadvantageous) route that libc++ (and apparently libstdc++, too) is using, Stephan adopted the method that I was exploring in the time frame up until 2022 (in {fmt} and before). There, you have the exact same sources for either flavour - differentiated only by flipping a macro definition that expands to either 'export' for the standard module, or nothing in case of the 'naked' header files (that are also into the primary module interface in the other case).

    The problem with libc++/libstdc++'s strategy lies in the fact that the exported entity is not the true definition, but rather an using declaration that leads to the originating definition elsewhere. Highly unfortunate for multiple reasons, but a seemingly easy way to deliver a standard library module compared to decorating each definition that you *really* want to expose. The former strategy seems to have repercussions with reflection as well. 🙄

  10. @PeterSommerlad

    MS *is* doing it differently: instead of going the "cheap" (and imho disadvantageous) route that libc++ (and apparently libstdc++, too) is using, Stephan adopted the method that I was exploring in the time frame up until 2022 (in {fmt} and before). There, you have the exact same sources for either flavour - differentiated only by flipping a macro definition that expands to either 'export' for the standard module, or nothing in case of the 'naked' header files (that are also #included into the primary module interface in the other case).

    The problem with libc++/libstdc++'s strategy lies in the fact that the exported entity is not the true definition, but rather an using declaration that leads to the originating definition elsewhere. Highly unfortunate for multiple reasons, but a seemingly easy way to deliver a standard library module compared to decorating each definition that you *really* want to expose. The former strategy seems to have repercussions with reflection as well. 🙄

  11. @PeterSommerlad

    MS *is* doing it differently: instead of going the "cheap" (and imho disadvantageous) route that libc++ (and apparently libstdc++, too) is using, Stephan adopted the method that I was exploring in the time frame up until 2022 (in {fmt} and before). There, you have the exact same sources for either flavour - differentiated only by flipping a macro definition that expands to either 'export' for the standard module, or nothing in case of the 'naked' header files (that are also #included into the primary module interface in the other case).

    The problem with libc++/libstdc++'s strategy lies in the fact that the exported entity is not the true definition, but rather an using declaration that leads to the originating definition elsewhere. Highly unfortunate for multiple reasons, but a seemingly easy way to deliver a standard library module compared to decorating each definition that you *really* want to expose. The former strategy seems to have repercussions with reflection as well. 🙄

  12. CDU Berlin: WorldPride Included in Its Party Platform

    The Berlin CDU wants to bring a large queer event to the German capital: In their “Government Program…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Berlin #cdu #Included #party #Platform #WorldPride
    europesays.com/germany/39835/

  13. AK Party reacts harshly to claims that Minister Gürlek will be included in the EU’s sanctions list

    14.06.2026 15:10 AK Party strongly reacted to the claim that Minister Gürlek would be on the European Parliament’s…
    #Europe #EU #EuropeanParliament #AK #be #Claims #Gürlek #harshly #in #included #Minister #Party #reacts #that #the #to #will
    europesays.com/europe/69331/

  14. @MatRopert

    Wat? The .cpp file you mention is nothing but a convenience wrapper for the boatload of .ipp files with the actual implementation - either #included into each consumer TU if you configure Asio as a traditional header-only library, or otherwise precompiled into an object archive. It's totally up to you.

    Compilers give a damn to the extensions of the files that contain pieces of the source text. The only thing that counts is their usage.

  15. @MatRopert

    Wat? The .cpp file you mention is nothing but a convenience wrapper for the boatload of .ipp files with the actual implementation - either #included into each consumer TU if you configure Asio as a traditional header-only library, or otherwise precompiled into an object archive. It's totally up to you.

    Compilers give a damn to the extensions of the files that contain pieces of the source text. The only thing that counts is their usage.

  16. @MatRopert

    Wat? The .cpp file you mention is nothing but a convenience wrapper for the boatload of .ipp files with the actual implementation - either into each consumer TU if you configure Asio as a traditional header-only library, or otherwise precompiled into an object archive. It's totally up to you.

    Compilers give a damn to the extensions of the files that contain pieces of the source text. The only thing that counts is their usage.

  17. @MatRopert

    Wat? The .cpp file you mention is nothing but a convenience wrapper for the boatload of .ipp files with the actual implementation - either #included into each consumer TU if you configure Asio as a traditional header-only library, or otherwise precompiled into an object archive. It's totally up to you.

    Compilers give a damn to the extensions of the files that contain pieces of the source text. The only thing that counts is their usage.

  18. @MatRopert

    Wat? The .cpp file you mention is nothing but a convenience wrapper for the boatload of .ipp files with the actual implementation - either #included into each consumer TU if you configure Asio as a traditional header-only library, or otherwise precompiled into an object archive. It's totally up to you.

    Compilers give a damn to the extensions of the files that contain pieces of the source text. The only thing that counts is their usage.

  19. KORT NIEUWS: INCLUDED duikt in de geschiedenis van black hair

    INCLUDED staat stil bij Black History Month met het evenement Black Hair: Coils & Crowns. Kunstenaar Aisha Bah neemt deelnemers mee in de rijke geschiedenis van black hair en geeft meer uitleg bij de verschillende haarstijlen.

    Daarna volgt het creatieve deel van het programma en kunnen deelnemers crown jewels maken om verschillende black hair-stijlen, zoals locs en braids, te versieren. Ook zijn er hapjes, drankjes en muziek.

    Black Hair: Coils & Crowns vindt maandag 2 februari plaats van 17.00 tot 20.00 uur in het Atrium van locatie Museumpark en is gratis voor studenten en medewerkers van de Hogeschool Rotterdam. Je kunt je aanmelden via deze link.

    Tekst: Redactie Profielen

  20. KORT NIEUWS: INCLUDED duikt in de geschiedenis van black hair

    INCLUDED staat stil bij Black History Month met het evenement Black Hair: Coils & Crowns. Kunstenaar Aisha Bah neemt deelnemers mee in de rijke geschiedenis van black hair en geeft meer uitleg bij de verschillende haarstijlen.

    Daarna volgt het creatieve deel van het programma en kunnen deelnemers crown jewels maken om verschillende black hair-stijlen, zoals locs en braids, te versieren. Ook zijn er hapjes, drankjes en muziek.

    Black Hair: Coils & Crowns vindt maandag 2 februari plaats van 17.00 tot 20.00 uur in het Atrium van locatie Museumpark en is gratis voor studenten en medewerkers van de Hogeschool Rotterdam. Je kunt je aanmelden via deze link.

    Tekst: Redactie Profielen

  21. KORT NIEUWS: INCLUDED duikt in de geschiedenis van black hair

    INCLUDED staat stil bij Black History Month met het evenement Black Hair: Coils & Crowns. Kunstenaar Aisha Bah neemt deelnemers mee in de rijke geschiedenis van black hair en geeft meer uitleg bij de verschillende haarstijlen.

    Daarna volgt het creatieve deel van het programma en kunnen deelnemers crown jewels maken om verschillende black hair-stijlen, zoals locs en braids, te versieren. Ook zijn er hapjes, drankjes en muziek.

    Black Hair: Coils & Crowns vindt maandag 2 februari plaats van 17.00 tot 20.00 uur in het Atrium van locatie Museumpark en is gratis voor studenten en medewerkers van de Hogeschool Rotterdam. Je kunt je aanmelden via deze link.

    Tekst: Redactie Profielen

  22. KORT NIEUWS: INCLUDED duikt in de geschiedenis van black hair

    INCLUDED staat stil bij Black History Month met het evenement Black Hair: Coils & Crowns. Kunstenaar Aisha Bah neemt deelnemers mee in de rijke geschiedenis van black hair en geeft meer uitleg bij de verschillende haarstijlen.

    Daarna volgt het creatieve deel van het programma en kunnen deelnemers crown jewels maken om verschillende black hair-stijlen, zoals locs en braids, te versieren. Ook zijn er hapjes, drankjes en muziek.

    Black Hair: Coils & Crowns vindt maandag 2 februari plaats van 17.00 tot 20.00 uur in het Atrium van locatie Museumpark en is gratis voor studenten en medewerkers van de Hogeschool Rotterdam. Je kunt je aanmelden via deze link.

    Tekst: Redactie Profielen

  23. They got places to go on a Sunday, y'all!
    -- I'm on the top floor of a walkup building and the hot water came right up this morning.
    #NYC #heat #hot #water #included #walkup #top #floor #Manhattan

  24. They got places to go on a Sunday, y'all!
    -- I'm on the top floor of a walkup building and the hot water came right up this morning.
    #NYC #heat #hot #water #included #walkup #top #floor #Manhattan

  25. They got places to go on a Sunday, y'all!
    -- I'm on the top floor of a walkup building and the hot water came right up this morning.
    #NYC #heat #hot #water #included #walkup #top #floor #Manhattan

  26. They got places to go on a Sunday, y'all!
    -- I'm on the top floor of a walkup building and the hot water came right up this morning.
    #NYC #heat #hot #water #included #walkup #top #floor #Manhattan

  27. @Calex I’m writing code to translate levels designed in the Tiled editor to Lua code that is #included into the Pico8 cart.

  28. @Calex I’m writing code to translate levels designed in the Tiled editor to Lua code that is #included into the Pico8 cart.

  29. @Calex I’m writing code to translate levels designed in the Tiled editor to Lua code that is #included into the Pico8 cart.

  30. @Calex I’m writing code to translate levels designed in the Tiled editor to Lua code that is #included into the Pico8 cart.

  31. @Calex I’m writing code to translate levels designed in the Tiled editor to Lua code that is #included into the Pico8 cart.

  32. A 4-hour Bklyn studio rental (backdrops, blackout curtains) is only $200; they include Godox lights & Godox-mount (as opposed to Bowens-) light boxes, etc! Room divider, sofa, extra chairs... I gotta go check this out. Good prices on developing too -
    [1717 Broadway in Brooklyn, take J/ Z to Chauncy]
    #black #owned #business #minority #commerce #Brooklyn #photo #shop #studio #rental #lighting #included #strobe #backdrops #light #boxes #flash #sync #clothing #rack #steamer photodom.studio/

  33. A 4-hour Bklyn studio rental (backdrops, blackout curtains) is only $200; they include Godox lights & Godox-mount (as opposed to Bowens-) light boxes, etc! Room divider, sofa, extra chairs... I gotta go check this out. Good prices on developing too -
    [1717 Broadway in Brooklyn, take J/ Z to Chauncy]
    #black #owned #business #minority #commerce #Brooklyn #photo #shop #studio #rental #lighting #included #strobe #backdrops #light #boxes #flash #sync #clothing #rack #steamer photodom.studio/

  34. A 4-hour Bklyn studio rental (backdrops, blackout curtains) is only $200; they include Godox lights & Godox-mount (as opposed to Bowens-) light boxes, etc! Room divider, sofa, extra chairs... I gotta go check this out. Good prices on developing too -
    [1717 Broadway in Brooklyn, take J/ Z to Chauncy]
    #black #owned #business #minority #commerce #Brooklyn #photo #shop #studio #rental #lighting #included #strobe #backdrops #light #boxes #flash #sync #clothing #rack #steamer photodom.studio/

  35. A 4-hour Bklyn studio rental (backdrops, blackout curtains) is only $200; they include Godox lights & Godox-mount (as opposed to Bowens-) light boxes, etc! Room divider, sofa, extra chairs... I gotta go check this out. Good prices on developing too -
    [1717 Broadway in Brooklyn, take J/ Z to Chauncy]
    #black #owned #business #minority #commerce #Brooklyn #photo #shop #studio #rental #lighting #included #strobe #backdrops #light #boxes #flash #sync #clothing #rack #steamer photodom.studio/