The only thing more tonedeaf and Microslop-like would be to offer Copilot subscriptions to try and hallucinate the data back.

Oh, what an excellent choice! Time for many beloved Paramount and WB franchises to wither and die off, and a culture of harassment to foment at the new combined company.

Conservatives have shown themselves incredibly poor fiscal stewards across Canada. When they say they run government like a business, it is more like in a “make numbers look rosy this quarter, next quarter is someone else’s problem” way, as opposed to a business that intends to last into the long term. My biggest concern is that the province’s assets will be sold off by the BC Cons to pretend the budget hole is filled in whatever year they feel like they need to pretend they are fiscally responsible.

The notice here on the site reads Flock Cameras have not yet officially been confirmed to be in Canada yet.

The licorice companies are waiting for RFK Jr to make a speech in the shade somewhere, so that a similar looking photo of contaminated licorice can be taken.

It’s a moment that almost didn’t happen. Doiron says she helped raise Ella, but when her parents unexpectedly sold the cow, she was devastated.

“I was so mad at my parents, because she was just the cow I liked,” she said, recalling the way she loved all of Ella’s spots as a kid.

Doiron was determined to be reunited with her favourite cow, and when the opportunity arose, she re-purchased Ella, despite objections from her parents. “I need to bring this cow home,” she told her mom.

Dorion was definitely upset until the cow(s) came home.

Risk of Rain (the original), last I checked worked without steam. You just need to delete or relocate the steam_api dll file.

Hahaha, this is especially a great idea to entice the rich folks from New York who were telling everyone that Mayor Mamdani was going make them flee to Florida. /s

If you’re Canadian and you still have property in Florida by that point, that’s on you.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/dynacare-labour-board-essential-decision-9.7365238

Btw on Oct 1, 2026, the board issued the final ruling saying those workers are essential. So to use super serious legal terminology, those workers’ rights are cooked.

Lmao well all my friends are getting Transport Fever 3 on their Steam Front Page, I think partly because I’m such a nerd for trains and I got it day 1

Dangerous or not, many Canadians believe that. The “political honeymoon” period has morphed into at least a political 1-term relationship. It sickens me that Carney’s first national interest project is a pipeline, since it’s like the last project that should be on that list. That said, Carney’s balloon fills with hot air every time Trump talks dirt about Canada. So I might argue he is the person made for the moment.

Canadian Senator Paula Simons: Paulatics@mstdn.ca

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The simplest tell that the US administration is concerned about the level of their own diesel stocks. Probably because gas price increases are speculated in the weeks up to the midterm elections.

Agreed

Yep, I think it’s pretty logical for the large majority Canadians to have a tempered level of hopefulness. There are active efforts across the world to undermine it, seemingly from both Russia and the USA, but our Westminster system is rather resilient, perhaps even too rigid for some.

Most credible analyses group “favourable and very favourable” together, ignoring the non-extreme end of the answer is a very unserious technique.

Yeah I know, we’re bracing for a whopper of an El Niño across the world. The bad news is still worse than this year’s El Niño is coming due to environmental damage we’ve done, but the good news is still worse than that is avertable, if you catch my drift. People are oddly resilient, so I think it can get quite a bit worse than it is now before something I’d qualify as mass extinction would happen. Like COVID, we saw excess deaths with heat, not a mass extinction.

I know I used to see a fairly clear picture of myself on Google Street View when it came out. It was later slightly blurred out even though it wasn’t the latest one when when I checked through the timeline.

Shawty got low low low low blood sugar levels.

Ok, I’ll be very excited to watch the Toronto Sceptres become our new disappointment!!!

Yep, the whole Strait of Hormuz thing, very ironically makes me think the long arc of the moral universe will bend towards climate action, the tools are there but the opportunity is ours to seize upon or lose. Pretty much we only have until 2030 to save ourselves from the worst cascading calamities. Even if drastic action is taken now, a certain level of catastrophe is coming, but now it’s about mitigating how bad it will get, because it’s too late to prevent it.