I cut out Cloudflare with a combination of Quad9 and NetBird Reverse Proxy. It’s not going to be free forever but if I don’t start putting my wallet behind my principles I might find out I don’t have a job or my kid won’t have a planet.
We’ve got physical goods alternatives for nearly everything. Now we need strong digital alternatives so some executive order doesn’t turn off things like credit cards, Gmail and iCloud photos.
I use proton pass for now but with a custom domain so I can keep my accounts if I choose to jump ship. This was enough work the first time to set up - I’m not locking myself in or doing it twice!
Gripen is more versatile for our north and for various mission types.
If equally skilled pilots faced off one-on-one, the F-35 would beat the Gripen.
The Gripen perks include supply chain and industrial benefits of making jets in Canada for other partners around the world, making it the better nation-building investment.
The F-35s are currently behind in production schedule to other international buyers, with no guaranteed deadlines, or that the contracted quantity and loadouts will be what actually gets delivered.
If goods made to an American standard measured up to the EU standards there would be no issue. Maybe Greer can answer why the UK should lower the bar instead of the US meeting the bare minimum of quality and safety.
Unless the government steps in these chuckleheads will be out of investment capital and our kids will be saying “I’m glad we dmsnaoped out of that mess.”
It’s a pointless question. If he answers no truthfully he gets fired. If he lies and says ‘yes’ to keep his job we get undue anxiety when there already enough of that going around from memes and trade wars.
Mention it once, stand tall, and move on. All the news coverage wasted on this is frustrating. Pull a Tod Maffin and put up Canadian small business features in that time instead.
It would be more effective to degoogle and stop using their products as much as possible. It’s working as intended for Google and they don’t care as long as your eyeballs still load the page and see the paid map marker placements.
There’s VCN for all-Canada, and if you want to diversify without investing the the US there’s also VE for the EU and VIU for “everybody but Canada and America”
I don’t have the answers but these have at least performed in the ballpark of the S&P in the last year or so, all conflicts and oil shocks considered.
I cut out Cloudflare with a combination of Quad9 and NetBird Reverse Proxy. It’s not going to be free forever but if I don’t start putting my wallet behind my principles I might find out I don’t have a job or my kid won’t have a planet.
We’ve got physical goods alternatives for nearly everything. Now we need strong digital alternatives so some executive order doesn’t turn off things like credit cards, Gmail and iCloud photos.
I use proton pass for now but with a custom domain so I can keep my accounts if I choose to jump ship. This was enough work the first time to set up - I’m not locking myself in or doing it twice!
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Feels like there will be some lead up to eventually Carney having enough enough and bringing out the export taxes.
Gripen is more versatile for our north and for various mission types.
If equally skilled pilots faced off one-on-one, the F-35 would beat the Gripen.
The Gripen perks include supply chain and industrial benefits of making jets in Canada for other partners around the world, making it the better nation-building investment.
The F-35s are currently behind in production schedule to other international buyers, with no guaranteed deadlines, or that the contracted quantity and loadouts will be what actually gets delivered.
If goods made to an American standard measured up to the EU standards there would be no issue. Maybe Greer can answer why the UK should lower the bar instead of the US meeting the bare minimum of quality and safety.
Pro tip:
If you have to make press releases to convince people AGI is here, it is not here.
I’m glad there are still options.
Cynical me thinks this might make big software vendors marginalize or demonize these platforms further for not “verifying” their users.
La Chancla
Unless the government steps in these chuckleheads will be out of investment capital and our kids will be saying “I’m glad we dmsnaoped out of that mess.”
It’s a pointless question. If he answers no truthfully he gets fired. If he lies and says ‘yes’ to keep his job we get undue anxiety when there already enough of that going around from memes and trade wars.
From the administration who just launched a few hundred million dollars worth of tomahawks at Iran without saying they were at war with them either.
I really wish journalists with integrity were allowed to question these dorks. They would be eviscerated every follow up question.
Mention it once, stand tall, and move on. All the news coverage wasted on this is frustrating. Pull a Tod Maffin and put up Canadian small business features in that time instead.
It would be more effective to degoogle and stop using their products as much as possible. It’s working as intended for Google and they don’t care as long as your eyeballs still load the page and see the paid map marker placements.
There’s VCN for all-Canada, and if you want to diversify without investing the the US there’s also VE for the EU and VIU for “everybody but Canada and America”
I don’t have the answers but these have at least performed in the ballpark of the S&P in the last year or so, all conflicts and oil shocks considered.
Good for them but also kind of depressing that such an obvious move from a business is an anomaly and not the usual.
Sometimes you just wish for a giant glass dome and some consequences.
The agreement to avoid tariffs was worse than tariffs. Given the alternative there is no downside to bringing the hurt.
“Fears.”
But Brawndo’s got electrolytes.