Danielle Smith is the Canadian Natalie Harp. She's done everything short of dyeing her hair blonde to avail Trump-senpai and the broader culture war dipshitverse.
Trump is a bad dude with about 0 redeeming qualities, the fact that she keeps running over there to calm him down after he straight up attacked Canada is fucking pathetic.
After her "mandate" ultimately collapses, I hope she considers fleeing the country and spending some time wedged in a catering cart with Diaper Don.
And yet if they can find a handful of people who have some minor concerns about wind turbines or bike lanes, that's all the engagement they need to take swift decisive action.
Excellent! Every piece of bike infrastructure that gets built makes the network as a whole more usable. We've made significant progress in the last 5 years, it would be a real shame to lose our nerve at this stage.
Dreeshen and the rest of the seppies can just stop coming to the legislature if they have that much of an issue with being in an urban setting.
This is probably the best outcome we could've hoped for as Canadians. It's far from an ideal situation, but at least we kept a shred of dignity in the end. I'm personally extremely disappointed in Carney for taking these negotiations as seriously as he has been, when it's obvious to everyone else the US is simply not interested in a mutually beneficial relationship. They only seek to exploit us and our resources for the sake of their own egos, like some kinda colonial playground bully.
The only worthwhile response is to give them nothing, and point and laugh as they hurt themselves trying to do something about it.
In 1812 we were just sitting around,
Minding our own business,
Putting crops into the ground.
We heard the soilders coming,
And we didn't like that sound.
So we took a boat to washington and burned it to the ground
I think they are trying to directly copy amazon's model. I mean, having an online storefront with Canadian products is cool, but that alone is not likely to catch on and be profitable. I think it's one step in a much bigger plan.
Imagine if CPC sets up a warehouse in every major city across the country stocked with all the products listed on their storefront. Then they can fast-track local items into the mail stream as orders come in, or even have a separate fleet of delivery drivers just for that purpose. The new collective agreement already has carveouts for that type of position.
The ultimate goal would be to offer same-day delivery and start eating into prime's market share.
There's a kiosk-style compositor called cage that would work, at least for your main concern.
Then maybe use waypipe over ssh to do your work in the background. Alternatively, you can research setting up a multi-seat display manager, but I think you would need at least 2 GPUs to implement that properly.
I think I agree. Still in the period when facebook's userbase was mostly teenagers, and before smartphones became ubiquitous.
In my opinion it was facebook buying instagram in early 2012 that signalled the beginning of the end. Of course they were only following in the footsteps of google and yahoo before them, but it was the first domino in the enshittification of social media specifically.
Honestly, throwing money in the pond would probably work. Specifically pennies. Dissolve enough copper and you'll have a vivid blue reflecting pool that also happens to be toxic to algae (and most other life forms).
The one resident is right. Cars are currently forced to drive through the residential area, and this lane would solve that problem. I think it's a better use of funds to reduce noise, toxic dust, and risk of injury in Riverbend than to try and convince people who choose to live 20km away from the city centre to take transit.
I wouldn't trust the analysis either; luckily most PKGBUILD scripts are quite short and simple. It would take significantly less effort to hand-audit every single file I've gotten from the AUR than it would to reinstall Arch.
The way its head tilts forward after the first stumble, it almost makes it look embarrassed. Very nearly made me feel bad for laughing as hard as I did.
Kinda sad how our armed forced are that dependent on US tech. Like yeah it's E2EE, but it gives the US the ability to brick our communications if they really want to.
Surely the CAF has the resources to spin up their own secure xmpp service or something.
And if you try to overcome the anti-tampering firmware, it's a federal crime in basically every country.
Danielle Smith is the Canadian Natalie Harp. She's done everything short of dyeing her hair blonde to avail Trump-senpai and the broader culture war dipshitverse.
Trump is a bad dude with about 0 redeeming qualities, the fact that she keeps running over there to calm him down after he straight up attacked Canada is fucking pathetic.
After her "mandate" ultimately collapses, I hope she considers fleeing the country and spending some time wedged in a catering cart with Diaper Don.
And yet if they can find a handful of people who have some minor concerns about wind turbines or bike lanes, that's all the engagement they need to take swift decisive action.
Excellent! Every piece of bike infrastructure that gets built makes the network as a whole more usable. We've made significant progress in the last 5 years, it would be a real shame to lose our nerve at this stage.
Dreeshen and the rest of the seppies can just stop coming to the legislature if they have that much of an issue with being in an urban setting.
As utilitarian as pyjamas are, not everyone finds them to be in good taste.
This is probably the best outcome we could've hoped for as Canadians. It's far from an ideal situation, but at least we kept a shred of dignity in the end. I'm personally extremely disappointed in Carney for taking these negotiations as seriously as he has been, when it's obvious to everyone else the US is simply not interested in a mutually beneficial relationship. They only seek to exploit us and our resources for the sake of their own egos, like some kinda colonial playground bully.
The only worthwhile response is to give them nothing, and point and laugh as they hurt themselves trying to do something about it.
rsync -aftwI still miss vape nation era H3. Really sad to watch them slowly start to exhibit the type of behaviour old Ethan would have definitely called out.
I think they are trying to directly copy amazon's model. I mean, having an online storefront with Canadian products is cool, but that alone is not likely to catch on and be profitable. I think it's one step in a much bigger plan.
Imagine if CPC sets up a warehouse in every major city across the country stocked with all the products listed on their storefront. Then they can fast-track local items into the mail stream as orders come in, or even have a separate fleet of delivery drivers just for that purpose. The new collective agreement already has carveouts for that type of position.
The ultimate goal would be to offer same-day delivery and start eating into prime's market share.
There's a kiosk-style compositor called
cagethat would work, at least for your main concern.Then maybe use waypipe over ssh to do your work in the background. Alternatively, you can research setting up a multi-seat display manager, but I think you would need at least 2 GPUs to implement that properly.
I think I agree. Still in the period when facebook's userbase was mostly teenagers, and before smartphones became ubiquitous.
In my opinion it was facebook buying instagram in early 2012 that signalled the beginning of the end. Of course they were only following in the footsteps of google and yahoo before them, but it was the first domino in the enshittification of social media specifically.
Don't let your memes be dreams! Just a few more decades of smoking and you might be able to collect all the health conditions irl too
Honestly, throwing money in the pond would probably work. Specifically pennies. Dissolve enough copper and you'll have a vivid blue reflecting pool that also happens to be toxic to algae (and most other life forms).
The one resident is right. Cars are currently forced to drive through the residential area, and this lane would solve that problem. I think it's a better use of funds to reduce noise, toxic dust, and risk of injury in Riverbend than to try and convince people who choose to live 20km away from the city centre to take transit.
I wouldn't trust the analysis either; luckily most PKGBUILD scripts are quite short and simple. It would take significantly less effort to hand-audit every single file I've gotten from the AUR than it would to reinstall Arch.
The
gutenprintpackage might have the driver you need. Otherwise, the AUR is your best option.The way its head tilts forward after the first stumble, it almost makes it look embarrassed. Very nearly made me feel bad for laughing as hard as I did.
Sterling Archer.
Kinda sad how our armed forced are that dependent on US tech. Like yeah it's E2EE, but it gives the US the ability to brick our communications if they really want to.
Surely the CAF has the resources to spin up their own secure xmpp service or something.