The CRT doesn’t have investigative powers. That would probably fall to some ombudsman, though I don’t know which one.

The choices are always “accept” and “maybe later”

Moved from the USA over 25 years ago. Never moving back, though I visit. I sum it up like this: “Canada: better than the States—and no better than that.”

We sadly keep using the wrong yardstick. Or metre. I do like that we have metric.

I get the frustration, but AI has shown again and again that it repeats and magnifies human biases rather than blunting them. Non-AI algorithms designed by humans tend to make things worse even than that, like California’s “three strikes” law.

Finally some good fucking news

Those is hate speech. He should not be allowed in the country.

For directories, it’s permission to cd into it. Read is whether you can list files, and write is remove, rename, or create new files. Don’t ask questions about the secret sticky bit

Sonars are not just a little “ping” noise underwater. They can carry enough energy to kill. It’s not subtle.

Is there any consumer protection Canada isn’t complete shit at?

Landlords these days just don’t want to work anymore

Jesus Christ Air Canada is going hard for that cartoon villain status

And meaningful penalties. Sick of financial “penalties” (read: operating costs) for corporate malfeasance. Not a fan of the carceral system, but while we have it, let’s give some of the shitbags doing harm at industrial scale a taste of it.

Parliament is doing nothing and will do nothing. It’s up to us.

Oh thank goodness enough people were thrown out of work so the economy can recover. Fuck the fucking ghouls setting these murderous policies.

Technically possible, but what you probably want is edge caching.

Thank you, soldier, for sparing me wasting time on crypto bullshit.

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Could this “newspaper” simp any harder for hate?

Oh, the Conservatives take care of their own all right. Just what “their own” actually is has nothing to do with what they say in public.

Fuck this fucking shit world