You have to be arguing in bad faith if you’re trying to say “citizens of nation shouldn’t be responsible for their nation”
The open source benefit is not that they can directly impact it, it’s that their government can’t
Those people would be in n Linux by now
The EOL hasn’t been a secret
I like how the first pro-Israel example it gives is that they banned someone for being anti-Palestinian
Not allowed to do that
But cremation is cheaper
All consumers should be off 10 by now
gacha-related mechanics such as synthesis and ceiling systems
What do these mean?
cheat free paradise
Why would anyone want that?
Where do you think all the “urban elites want to make you gay, take away your pickup truck and make you drink plant-based beer” comments come from?
Rural orange
He is…he thinks he’s premier of Toronto
You can see the map https://nationalpost.com/news/ontario-election/live-ontario-election-results-map
He wins in urban areas
Directories predate them however per Windows a directory is a type of folder that points to a location on the file system - a list of network printers are a folder but not a directory
Because skeletons are banned in China
claimed he was sleepwalking.
This is actually a thing so I wonder how they disproved it
Karthus no longer being a skeleton is a better example
But there’s so many worse things
0-elo glitch “we can’t reset people’s ranks because our elo system is so advanced that it can’t be manually changed” so pros had to waste a month getting out of it
Which led into “there’s no way Marc Merril was buying account boosts, we can just go into the system and change it”
Or the “we have to pay out every female employee we’ve ever had in our sexual assault cases” though it wasn’t even a secret at the time that female employees had to put out to get promoted or hired if it wasn’t a feeder position
"It isn't enough to keep an eye on future bike lanes," Ford told the paying audience. "We need to and will remove and replace existing bike lanes on primary roads that are bringing traffic in our cities to a standstill."
Local cartoonist Steve Nease provides us with a humorous take on current events.
Was surprised they published it
For instance this video https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/1.7170227
Has closed captions I can put on but this video doesn’t
https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/1.7064579
How does that work with accessibility laws? I wish there was just a scribed button I could press to read the whole video instead of having to pause constantly
The easiest I found was going to each episode and editing the subtitles then uploading the file (even though they are in the same directory)
I’m assuming if I named better then it wouldn’t be an issue since the subtitles are named “e1, e2, etc”
I never click on them and I don’t consume any other content related to those countries but every so often I’ll see an anti (those countries) headline in my feed and then the next few days will have pro occupied China stories
It feels like targeted propaganda since I never see good stories about the other countries and it makes me wonder why YouTube hasn’t been broken up if they are too big to monitor that