Mail in ballots have already been sent out. I want to be hopeful. I expect to be disappointed.
Anyone who disagrees with Ford’s policies needs to get out and vote because this is not even close to a lock.
It is no longer good enough for us to say “well, at least it’s not as bad as the states”
They are unburdened with self reflection. At least it proves we’re bothering them with it.
I used to have a boss like that, he’d toss in an ellipsis at the most inappropriate locations.
It made all his emails appear sarcastic. Leave it to a guy who focused primarily on decorum instead of substance to send an email like
“Good job…”
and not know how that reads.
The media is publicizing these lies to keep people from getting the idea that they need to do something.
“Oh good his voters are turning on him” helps placate the opposition. It keeps people from wanting to do something.
I agree that we don’t necessarily need to make a big huff over this, being a relatively isolated incident I think it should just be investigated in the same way other inappropriate police conduct is… oh wait I see the problem.
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Londoners overall are very supportive of it given the fact it has been in place for 22 years now without a gov’t repealing it
In Canada it’s a politically successful strategy to agitate the suburbs. Even if implemented at the start of a liberal government, conservatives would be able to get rid of congestion fees in as little as 4 years.
Look at what Ontario is doing to the bike lanes in Toronto. It has been a struggle to get the bare minimum of biking infrastructure put in over the last 3 mayors of Toronto and the Provincial Conservatives have successfully campaigned suburbanites against the bikes lanes that are not even present in their own neighborhoods.
After seeing the success in New York I would love for something like that in Toronto’s downtown core; however serious and aggressive improvement of the TTC would be needed.
Right now a small power outage can cause massive delays. We need more lines, redundant systems, and a diversity of routes to let people redirect themselves when necessary.
It’s not just you. Second hand embarrassment is just as bad as first hand embarrassment for me.
It’s a wildly unpopular take, but it’s the reason I can’t watch most of Steve Carell’s stuff, including the office.
Fuck yeah give me that GDPR.
He did a pretty good job with Covid.
At the start when he was panicking and relying on the experts? Yes.
Withholding money from the healthcare system in Ontario during a pandemic is not something I will be praising him for, and contributes to the reasons why I will never vote for him.
Also https://www.cac.mil/Common-Access-Card/, if the Americans are skeptical.
I don’t like the Austrian one being phone-integrated, but I understand why people would want that.
The technology has existed since the 80s.
X509 certificates would allow a government agency to sign a digital identity indicating that it’s legitimate, would allow for remote revocation in the event of loss or theft, and can be easily integrated with every existing computer and browser.
An issued physical card would resemble a credit card, with a chip in it. Other physical form factors can take the shape of USB-devices which bundle the card and the reader into a single device.
We need to stop using the word ‘accident’. Accident my hole, he wanted to see if he could get away with it. So far he has.
Those are exactly my senitmonies.
Seek out new life and new civilizations, and introduce deadly biological pathogens to their ecosystems!
I think I’ll skip the subscription to WSJ and eat breakfast instead.
$40.50 to sit on the couch sounds about right for new years.
Oh this takes me back. Early 2000s, a pre-holiday release of one of the Gears of War - I forget which, and then: Christmas Morning.
Thousands of people having just opened the game immediately jumping into multiplayer and getting absolutely massacred. What an amazing Christmas present.
Now I’m the fodder, on a good day.
My ADHD is not even remotely that interesting.