xavier_berthiaume @ xavier_berthiaume @jlai.lu

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What a beautiful picture! Can I ask what city this is?

I believe he's referring to the Iranian consulate in Damascus that was targeted and blown up by Israel a few days ago

Praise the C R A B 🦀🦀

Yessir Mon homme

Yessir je confirme le ping fonctionne

Merci!!

Ey toé, t'aukebekicitte!

Joyeux Noël de l'autre côté de l'atlantique!

Wait his outfit actually goes hard as fuck, I dig it

Seconding exercise. Even if it's something small like taking stairs on your commute instead of the escalator. It ultimately adds up to so much over any period of time.

Such a beautiful picture, I love how somber it looks. Where was this taken?

Wow, merci de m'avoir fait découvrir sutom, je ne connaissais pas!

Pour ce qui est de ma performance, j'ai eu un peu chaud; mon français n'est pas encore à point.

#SUTOM #688 5/6

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I swear everytime someone looks at me when coding I suddenly forget the syntax to declaring a function, and feel like an idiot looking up whatever it is I forgot to add

You're asking the right question. It makes no sense that there aren't raises across the board for healthcare workers who fall under the umbrella of working in the provincial healthcare system when the provincial leadership is getting a fat raise to counter inflation.

That said I was replying to the question of "should politicians be well compensated" to which I still think the answer is yes, since it makes a leadership position a good career path for someone who's legitimately competent in their field. We don't need more people like Legault and his cronies in politics, we need working class people who don't come from old and lobbied money, and the way to do that is by making local politics more accessible to the working class.

And yeah, we should be getting better from elected officials, since right now it feels as though they'll only listen to corporate interests, thinking short term until we're back into the next electoral cycle.

This is a good take. Ultimately you'd want the government to be made up of genuinely competent individuals, and you'd only get that by offering salaries that are high enough to draw the required talent.

I love the map, but the lack of the St. Lawrence River is really odd, especially considering its size.