sbv @ sbv @sh.itjust.works

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It'll be interesting to see how he squares off against Poilievre. Carney is a capable speaker, but Poilievre has decades of experience.

I think Gould was a little off base with her "let's keep the carbon tax" thing. It's a good policy, but it would be an uphill fight to convince the electorate of that.

The Globe and Mail, CBC, and the Guardian.

put it on our hard drive instead of yours

For the 99% of documents that I never want to see again that's fine. That's doubly true for work documents. I'd be fine if they were silently deleted after six months.

My photos on the other hand, I would like to keep.

Can you teach him to stay there even if you leave? It sounds like he needs to learn that.

I haven't heard of any of these, but Synners sounds like the most interesting.

It depends on your threat model. If you're concerned with smaller services getting a strong handle on your identity (e.g. a porn site knowing your actual name), then leaking your IP address may not be a problem.

If you're worried about your online actions being traced back to you by Google then using a VPN to limit your exposure may help.

If you're worried about three letter agencies, I'd assume that most VPNs are compromised and try to avoid doing anything online.

thank you daddy kayaks

Things are gonna get spicy. Before the trade war, I suspect many people would grumble that the packages should get through. Now though?

Tron 2. Daft Punk without lyrics is perfect for me.

We are your family and you are providing

cocksicles

The article lists those who spoke for/against, but I don't think it has the full list.

The minutes should be available online.

The mods life is a lonely one. To live amongst the regular users, but to never be one. To never show weakness. To be an avatar of all that is good and pure in a sub.

We were lucky - our guys went to sleep pretty well on their own, but there were a few times where they were crying and we needed to stop ourselves from going in.

I think we did a thing where we'd go in immediately after the first shout; if he cried again, wait five minutes before going in; then ten minutes, etc. IIRC it took a few nights.

Can you teach him that bed time means it's time to stay in bed (unless he needs to go to the washroom, etc)?

He only let's his mom bring him to bed and then she stays there with him until he falls asleep. Sometimes he asks for me additionally to join and then he rolls in the bed kicks us, climbed on us and so on because he can't fall asleep.

Is it possible he's distracted by having someone there? He might be old enough to fall asleep on his own in a toddler bed.

reckless attempted mass murder

Totally sinister

Does the article link to a proposal from CUPW that includes some similar stuff? I really like the idea of postal banking for rural areas. And acting as an ISP.

Edit: rewrite as a question.