corsicanguppy @ corsicanguppy @lemmy.ca

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RestOfCanada: #doctorShortage

Alberta: #fuckEm

Is it the same "affordable" that puts shoeboxes at lougheed for sale at a mil?

They called it a rebate. It was thousands per car.

Stop emissions.

That's a goal, not a plan.

Seems that this idea can be done at the same time as we apply the economic bottom-up push.

, rather then

Hmm. I don't need to read the article, then.

Personally I think it would be of great benefit if Enterprise vendors just stopped doing that extremely long term support. It just enables the people who want to pretend they can stop the world around them and those people are bad for everyone, especially in a security context but also because they pretend that “stability” is achieved by using old versions.

This is how I know you need to learn more about the Enterprise, about long-term support, and stability. Everything you wrote sounds like "Smoke detectors and seat belts are for chumps"

You .. do understand his birthday was moved, right? And his metaphoric 'death' was really excommunication from the cult he formed and then tried to quash, and then rejoined to fix it from within? OK. Carry on.

I was run over at 6 years old.

We didn't sue.

Canada.

the ansible playbook

No thanks. I get paid to do that at work, and that's where that hot garbage will stay.

There's a lot riding on this. I'd be anxious too.

Where do you gather your hunters?

A world where 'literally' was the only adverb people know.

Mandatory voting - how? Currently voting is handled state by state, you want to make the federal government take that over? What would the punishment be for not voting? Frankly I disagree with this

Tax credit for voting. Make it count like a $50 charitable donation would.

If you're thinking, now, "but then poor people would always vote and rich people would be off sailing their yacht", I completely agree.

fat don't wrinkle, they say.

I'm disappointed every time I see a potentially good argument ruined with kid-pidgin like 'u' and 'r'. At that point, I feel as if it were written in crayon.

The medium matters.

Maybe news needs to break free of the facebook teat and go HARD with a lemmy site for federated news dispatch.

Like, I'm okay never having a login for lemmy.cbc.ca but I'd read the hell out of stories linked and posted from it.

If you think they're pissed, you should hear how pissed the left-handed pisces model railroad hobbyists are.

1. Milhouse calls hair guy bad
2. Hair guy shows the receipts
3. #bothSides
4. Why switch then, just to get a bag of other really cruel, bad ideas as well with no improvement to housing?

I suspect your sarcasm didn't land.

You make a good point, though, that the process is already long, and that with enough money it seems it can dragged out even longer.

But the alternative, if we rushed through the prices and gave the conservatives the ability to do so every time in return, would be horrific.

That's what I got from your post and, if I read it right, I think it was spot-on. I'd let 100 Trumps free than let them kangaroo-convict everyone else forever.