Can we send them the Sea Kings? Maybe they can just drop them on the russkies.

A massive and punitive fine for anyone gathering biometric data without express permssion would be a great way to discourage other companies from bringing that shit around. A billion or two ought to do it.

In northeastern British Columbia, the Donnie Creek wildfire became the single largest wildfire in BC history. It attained this status on June 18. By June 24, the fire was burning over an area of greater than 5,648 square kilometres (2,180 square miles).[64][65][66]

There were 377 active wildfires in British Columbia as of July 15, including 20 that were classified as “highly visible, threatening or potentially damaging ‘wildfires of note’”.[67] Unruly blazes destroyed properties and closed parts of the Trans-Canada highway

In the west of Vancouver Island, highway access to the towns of Port Alberni, Tofino, and Ucluelet was cut off for more than two weeks due to the Cameron Bluffs wildfire.

The campus of UBC Okanagan and some nearby suburbs were placed under evacuation order.[126] Overall, at least 35,000 people were under evacuation order and another 30,000 under evacuation alert, as of August 19.

Multiple settlements were placed under evacuation orders, resulting in over 29,000 Albertans being evacuated by May 7.[52][110] On May 11, at least 300 members of the Canadian Armed Forces were sent to different parts of Alberta to help.

Maybe just move the goalposts to say “well, it didn’t affect me personally because it didn’t burn down the entire Lower Mainland, so it wasn’t much of a fire season”

One of the biggest fires of last year was in the Peace Country of BC.

The 2023 wildfire season had the most area burned in Canada’s recorded history, surpassing the 1989, 1995, and 2014 fire seasons,[4][2] as well as in recorded North American history, surpassing the 2020 Western US wildfire season.[5]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Canadian_wildfires

I have no idea what you’re talking about.

So hey Pierre.

I’m no fan of the LPC from a long time back. But you are convincing me that a Conservative majority will be a shitshow.

You might just snatch defeat from the jaws of victory with this braindead stupidity.

Was he missing a finger in the book?

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Whose brother-in-law are we going to find out runs that outfit?

I don’t need my search history linked to my payment data for future enshittification. At least Google (and DDG or whatever) is guessing and I can make that harder with a proper browser.

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Grassland and pasture captures more.

government to build a ton of social housing themselves

I can’t see that going well at all. Gov’ts do this very, very badly from anything I’ve seen.

That’s still a good machine, I’d get some more RAM and make a proxmox server out of it. Even with 8GB it’s usable for a few VMs at a time. Use a single disk ZFS pool when installing it.

I would start with a tailscale network.

Maybe take a look at this: https://tailscale.com/blog/docker-tailscale-guide

That bill was worthless to start with. It had nothing to do with FPTP, and it never will if the LPC has anything to do with it. They have the most to lose from reforming that.

https://github.com/evan-buss/openbooks

I run that as part of my Calibre docker compose, and when it downloads a book, you don’t even save it locally because it’ll go into Calibre if you set the folder watcher in Calibre to a shared bind mount where the temp file gets dropped.

Combined with FBreader and Calibre OPDS service, and baby, you got a stack.

That’s a funny waybto spell “sexual assault”.

And they’ll cancel a flight on the slightest pretext. I’ve gone back to the hotel and waited 3 days while I watch from the room window flight after flight of other carriers taking off.

pfSense, but didn’t like it for some reason

Probably the shitbirds at Netgate put you off it, understandably.