If a postal service needs to make money, it should do what Canadian Tire, Rogers, Loblaws all did - start offering banking services.

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I did, oops. The original (in opposite order) would be how Republican deficit hawks would think how wasteful each would be.

Welcome! Thanks for the suggestion, I’m happy with having multiple sites and not one team having absolute say on content over the rest.

Giving $500/month to help the life of a needy American: i sleep

Spending $100,000/day to make a non-American’s life miserable: real shit

Well CERN better make the transformation last long enough that I can sell my block of gold to someone before it turns back to lead.

They let like 5 trucks in and pretend they solved the starvation issue.

(unconfirmed Israeli claims suggest 93 trucks have entered)

Blue states should sue and stop supporting the federal government over this, if not seceding.

• Creative Club software subscription
• Create tiers to segment what people are receptive to being squeezed in order to maintain all features
• Add a premium currency in addition to the subscription for AI features
• Make tiers of premium currency that can be used for some features but not others…

Did an AI make this pricing strategy with the aim to double and triple dip on their customers as much as possible?

“Pierre Poilievre” on 22 minutes tries to figure out what women want

It’s like a lootbox, but here you want the boxes more.

I like Carney, yet I want to call the author’s arguments Carney Copium. However I see his point that Carney is governing for all Canadians, not just for the smart and politically informed among us. So stuff like the legislatively meaningless signing ceremony is, to an extent, the communication part of policy that leftists like myself forget as part of the strategy.

I do worry about the pitfall of policy by poll where Carney just keeps copying things that the oil-money machine keeps peddling, ratcheting his leadership further right.

However I still have the impression and confidence that Carney can pull off fiscally prudent and politically viable progressivism since he’s a lot smarter than, say, Doug Ford.

The TFW policy on immigration is terrible and an issue absolutely, but you’re using it as a whataboutism away from the topic at hand – that is chiefly a Loblaws decision to screw over people and reap the benefits from it.

You’ll be welcomed with open arms. Just don’t be outwardly an example of the American characteristics (anti-intellectual, anti-science and religious fundamentalist) you are trying to have a vacation from here, which I don’t think will be a challenge for you.

Excess votes from winners go proportionally to the winner voters’ second choices and then the last place voters’ go to their next favourites and so on? Am I understanding this right?

Seems like a neat system, since the Proportional I’m used to is Local Candidate + Proportional Party bloc vote.

Loblaws making increasing profit, dividends and stock buybacks, raises prices while citing tariffs

do we blame immigrants or Canadian government

LOL

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/CPU_frequency_scaling

Here’s a resource you can read up on the various software, commands and tooling available to adjust CPU parameters. Packages where these softwares can be found might be different between arch, redhat and debian based distros.

For the problem itself, my first check for onset crashing is always thermals, but since its been happening since the beginning then might be a hardware issue with the CPU itself.

Your options (pick any combination you please):

• do whatever you can do to make it more bearable in the short term (turn down volume of AI warnings, whatever else you can configure)
• Unionize
• Bargain with your company/Negotiate your contracts
• Get hired by a new company that gives a shit about their employees
• Become an owner-operator
• start a trucking firm with a bunch of other drivers that are fed up with that bullshit
• Find a different kind of job that doesn’t require AI to surveil and harass you.

It’s typically a US chain practice, but I see it in Canada since we have plenty of Walmarts and Costcos and the like here, I did see it at Hudson’s Bay do it on at least one occasion. Not sure about Europe, not common in Japan since their return policies are different and final sale products tend to use a sticker instead.

Factor of pi-safety