As a west coast Canadian, I have literally never heard them called a loonie store.
Oh, yeah, I had the partial nailbed regrow twice on each big toe - getting rid of 100% of the bailbed prevented it from coming back!
On windows, I have been a big fan of MPC-BE for years. That being said, I switch to linux (arch BTW) and now I watch basically everything using jellyfin instead.
That being said, VLC is the main Linux option, so VLC I guess.
I fixed my ingrown toenails by permanently removing the nails.
Now I just have 2 holes that weird pseudo nails try and grow in (until I rip them off) that are extra sensitive to dog claws.
I somehow miss the feeling of tugging up on the end of the nail, but other than that it is amazing not having the constant toe infections.
Someone did make a better ui called calibre-web iirc.
Lemmygrab gets defederated a lot, your instance admin probably decided they aren't worth it and blocked them entirely.
I once owned a ferret whose favourite game was being yeeted across a room onto the bed/couch/other very soft, bouncy surface.
...The other ferret would not come near us during that type of playtime, she hated being airborne.
Childhood traumas can also cause it - pretty sure mine was caused by a hefty blow to the head when I was a toddler.
Sadly, tinnitus is actually a very common reason for suicide - especially in older men that worked in trades with heavy machinery.
I have had tinnitus all my life, and honestly did not know the ringing wasnt a normal thing until I watched an episode of Archer. Becoming truly aware of it was a terrible day for me.
Generally, it isn't something that is treatable, but in my opinion it is better to have it at an earlier age, when your brain is more adaptable, as it makes it easier to adapt to the constant ringing, and learn ways to tune it out.
If you need to, get some sort of white noise/nature sound generator and keep it playing during the quiet times, and focus on those noises. I find that tinnitus is worst when you are focusing on it, and the more you think about it, the more you notice it.
One thing I have found to NEVER work is mentally playing with the volume/pitch - those sliders only go up, and stay up until I have focused on something else for awhile.
Fair point, I just assumed that the excerpt I chose was clearly evil enough no one would mistake the top level comment for support.
For an actual answer, the union is demanding basic needs be met, like a minimum 20 hour workweek guarantee, cost of living adjustments, cutting down on exploitive contract labour policies, and Canada post execs want to cut labour hours while increasing the number of days open, delivery hours, and overall increasing the stress and workload for staff without increasing compensation.
Here's a quote from the Canada post business newsletter they sent out today about the strike:
Our core business is delivery. While postal services around the world are working constructively to evolve their delivery approach to respond to changing customer needs, CUPW’s demands reinforce the status quo and add significant and unsustainable long-term fixed costs. One example is continuing to demand that our facility cleaning staff and other contracted support services become permanent Canada Post employees.
Edit: People who down voted this, why? It came directly from Canada Post, and shows just how little they consider their workers to be humans that deserve rights. The past 3 newsletters are all written with a huge "unions are bad and stifle progress" vibe, even though the union is just trying to protect the workers.
You know you can order vehicles from the manufacturer ahead of when you need it, right? Yes, there are stupid laws/rules in place that require a dealership to be part of the process, but you can generally pick what you want in a vehicle.