To those down voting:
CBC’s About That series is excellent at doing a deep dive on an issue. It makes it easier to discuss the topics with other people
Trump is wrong, and it’s helpful to know why
I waddled onto the beach and stole found a computer to use.
🍁⚕️ 💽
Note: I’m moderating a handful of communities in more of a caretaker role. If you want to take one on, send me a message and I’ll share more info :)
To those down voting:
CBC’s About That series is excellent at doing a deep dive on an issue. It makes it easier to discuss the topics with other people
Trump is wrong, and it’s helpful to know why
Imagine driving along a Canadian road soon after a snowfall — but there’s no snow or ice on the pavement. The salt trucks and plows have not passed. Yet the roads are already clear. The technology exists to make this possible, with a system hidden beneath the pavement.
“[The] system captures solar heat during the summer months and stores it underground. Then, when winter arrives, the stored heat is transferred through pipes beneath the road surface, warming the pavement and preventing ice formation — in essence, a solar powered underfloor heating system,” engineering researchers explain.
Today in The Conversation Canada, Mohammadamin Ahmadfard and Seth Dworkin from Toronto Metropolitan University discuss how this technology, known as Borehole Thermal Energy Storage (BTES), could be a solution to Canada’s winter woes.
“Canada has the potential to lead the way by adopting BTES systems on its most treacherous roads, steep inclines and vulnerable bridges,” they write.
On mine, I can press the info icon (i)
-> Remove EXIF
I once won a promotion and I was sent some items for free. When I went to pick them up, I had to pay more than I would have been willing to pay if I bought the items, because of ‘duties and taxes’.
I probably should have just refused the delivery, but I was young and didn’t know any better so I paid for my package. There was a receipt inside the box that listed the items as being somewhat expensive, so I assumed there was some weird accounting where I still had to pay the taxes despite getting them for free.
I’ve bought and shipped a lot of items since then without ever having to pay upon pickup.
Please use the original title of the article. You can add additional commentary in the body of the post or in the comments
clearly intentional explosion by somebody
I was trying to figure this out myself, since the article I saw mentioned fireworks. Are there better details somewhere?
can Tesla just unlock any of their vehicles remotely and access all the camera footage on it
Yes, the first one is arguably a service, but the second one is a problem
Tesla employees passed around videos taken in car owners’ private garages and other interesting recordings captured by the cameras built in to the company’s vehicles, Reuters reported today. “We could see them doing laundry and really intimate things. We could see their kids,” according to one of nine former employees who told the news agency about the practice.
Some people time specific scenes of movies to go with the countdown. Although that can be annoying to get right
I found the screenshot order confusing at first, and it’s not OPs fault since the original article got the screenshots backwards too
From the article:
Synopsis Wes Winder, a Canadian software developer, is facing backlash after his controversial decision to replace his development team with Al backfired. Once a trending topic on Reddit and a source of widespread ridicule, Winder is now in an awkward position as he turns to Linkedln in search of web developers to hire.
I see a lot of this, where it’s become a mix of
It comes up on the Reddit moderation side where I look into an account assuming it’s a spam bot but it’s not. There is a certain voice or style that’s similar between the two groups of accounts
Another long night of cleanups for the crews
I saw this thread which has some discussion
https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/android-private-space-vs-work-profile/21101/4
Which to me sounds like ‘private spaces’ is made for this purpose, while shelter + work profile was a workaround for some time. Since it is new, it might take some time for FOSS apps to implement related features, like being able to launch those apps from your homescreen.
Hopefully someone else comes with better advice :)
Edit: these ones suggests that private spaces is better
https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/16569-android-15-private-space-please-explain
Thanks! I added it under Toronto in the Cities / Local Communities section
None that I’m currently aware of
There is random.org which could work in the meantime
https://www.random.org/faq/#Q3.1
Some thoughts
Thanks!
I think it’s easiest to slowly learn as you go, or research specific products. Details change and guides/resources can go out of date by the time you need to buy something
Some links:
CIRA puts out a (small) list of .ca small businesses https://www.cira.ca/en/canadian-gift-guide/
we have !buycanadian@lemmy.ca, but you’re free to post here with specific requests too
I came across this website, I’m not familiar with it https://madeinca.ca/
Framasoft
They’re also involved in Fediverse development, they made Mobilizon as an event management platform
https://framablog.org/2022/11/08/mobilizon-v3-find-events-and-groups-throughout-the-fediverse/
Wow that’s really cool!
Well, there are some things wrong with it though?
It’s possible to criticize both Mastodon and Bluesky for their respective issues
As a follow-up, if you have people on Bluesky you want to follow, go for it :) Community is important
There is also a mastodon bluesky bridge that some people use to access both
Reminds me of this one
https://youtube.com/watch?v=synJZAtH58E
(that’s the title of the video, the clickbait isn’t me)