They’re always the “law and order” types except when it comes to traffic laws

I dont really care that the average person still uses twitter… What’s INFURIATING is that gov’t agencies are still using that shit. Why are important pieces of information still being shared on twitter??

So instead of falling for nike marketing, you want to fall for vans and hoka marketing?

I have tiny trump hands, so ergonomically not the best controller for me

But i still love my steam controller.

I hope the CAQ steps in and makes some kind of crazy amendment to bill 96 forcing the prison guards to speak french as well

A schooner IS a sailboat, stupidhead!

https://youtu.be/sahnApE0I7c

One of my machines i’ve been just upgrading in place since debian 8. No need for new installation

Debian isn’t barbaric at all.

Carney
Always
Chickens
Out

I’ll give that a try. I actually never figured out scanning on linux

Brother printers have a good reputation in the linux world. Not sure what the current status is… My printer is over 15 yrs old

Relative to the B2, 4.5B$ seems cheap for a whole nuclear powered aircraft carrier

Sometimes i use ai to analyze spreadsheet data for me and spit out an excel sheet with the answers. It says “thinking” for like 10 mins, and i can just imagine some GPUs on fire in a datacenter somewhere…

WALKED AWAY??? Literally? Thats insane

No such thing as a CF-16…

720p… In 2025

You know what else is fucked up?

There are an average of 53 firearm homicides every day in the USA. The only reason this one makes the news is that someone mildly famous is involved. Probably dozens of other shootings on that same day for some fucked up hate reason as well, but we wont ever hear about them

The rock says: shut your mouth, and know your role!

This guy’s “people’s eyebrow” sucks… And he looks like he has about 1/10000000000000th of the charisma of the rock

And raise prices every year because “we’re building out new infra!”

Sure, but why do meta/goog/MS need to be there? Are they opening up research to each other?

If it is a successful model, it would be our moral duty to fund it.

Maybe start with corporate handouts. Just a fraction of a few billions every year we give to oil and automakers could fill the funding gap.

And lets pretend that the government already runs 100% efficiently and there’s no more fat to cut, then i would gladly pay more taxes to fix the opiod crisis.

That money spent has trickle down effects. Fewer crazy people on public transit, our parks would nicer, we could actually have public bathrooms opened all year round without fear of them being used as injection sites

Frame it as those benefits, and i’m sure most canadians would cough up an extra $20