Speaking as a nonAmerican, I'd think this should be brought to the US courts as constitutionally unsound per the 4th amendment (and in Canada the 8th section of the Charter), shouldn't people be protected from unreasonable search?
Canada's Privacy Commissioners agree that it violates a reasonable expectation of privacy: https://www.priv.gc.ca/en/opc-news/news-and-announcements/2021/nr-c_210203/
The fact that the technology makes it capable for an officer to conduct a search for not work related reasons only to be caught much later in audits, makes me think this should be banned.
Flying a VTOL aircraft seems out of reach for me as most are either helicopters or military, but an EVTOL seems like something that could be in reach for me within my lifetime.
I agree. I haven't posted much to my local subs these days.
The way to get your feed feeling more how you want is either to block communities you don't like, or subscribe only to communities you like.
The communities are patchwork and so the growth rate is not uniform, the TPBS group are recent Reddit refugees that migrated over all together which is why they are a bit of an outsize group on our small and humble server.
I agree that a default/local feature set would be great, I've been talking about community groups (multicommunities, tags, whatever) should be a thing for months, things that would make it a little easier for users and server admins to curate the experience, because I admit it the feed can feel a bit chaotic when not logged in.
He forgot to mention that these radical NDP policies actually helped your average British Columbian...
Omg what an idiot. In a similar vein, we and the creatures of our earth needs light and sound to survive but that doesn't mean light and noise pollution aren't real.
Apple's may start being salty and blame everything on anti-trust from now on.
Why were your beans cold this morning? EU's DMA.
Why did you get delayed to your event? EU's DMA.
Why did it rain on the one day you were planning to take a trip? EU's DMA, of course.
Has anybody seen anyone who could be an anti-Christ around here?
I select the most proximate lever in each cluster, using any criteria that would produce a beginning of a discrete order (so no ties for first). If I get infinite "tries" then even if it is an infinitesimally small chance of selecting the functional lever, at some point I will expect to get it.
Glad I got to see it one last time this past year... many memories and a lot of the exhibits I remembered from before are still there.
The legendary sixth wheel attachment. Bonus sedan delivered to the next destination at no extra charge.
I haven't encountered such a setting on android myself but perhaps some have and I suggested as a good starting point to ask around on the topic.
Right now I just play with things at a level that I don't care if they pop out of existence tomorrow.
If you want to be truly safe (at an individual level, not an institutional level where there's someone with an interest in fucking your stuff up), you need to make sure things are recoverable unless 3 completely separate things go wrong at the same time (an outage at a remote data centre, your server fails and your local backup fails). Very unlikely for all 3 to happen simultaneously, but 1 is likely to fail and 2 is forseeable, so you can fix it before the 3rd also fails.
Secret child-man? Or conspicuous man-child?
No one person/company/entity can know everything about me.
Well, they could, but the price would be high and I suppose I'd end up dating someone who went through that level of effort to know me anyway. :P
Did you post the correct link? Body of the article doesn't seem to match the posted headline.
look at patients as revenue generators
Yep. Treat sick people like piggy banks to shake out until all their coins drop out, ruin their life then kick them on the street or let them die. That's the best™ way to do healthcare.
Link is a 1h42m video interview between Louis Rossmann, FUTO and Immich developers with a introduction to Immich by Louis.
Immich is an open source self-hosted in-development tool to manage image libraries from a central server, and sync/distribute them across your devices, as an alternative to Google Photos. Also see: https://immich.app
The important news here is that FUTO has funded full time development on Immich for 3 years.
Principal Skinner is voiced with Superintendent Chalmers' lines and vice versa.
Kevin Roberts remembers when he could get a bacon cheeseburger, fries and a drink from Five Guys for $10. But that was years ago. When the Virginia high school teacher recently visited the fast-food chain, the food alone without a beverage cost double that amount. Roberts, 38, now only gets fast foo...
Context, a thread on rising fast food costs and comparing local joints in terms of value: https://lemmy.world/comment/10015048
Inspired by: https://lemmy.world/post/15297575
>The B-2 is being divested in FY 2025 due to a ground accident/damage presumed to be uneconomical to repair
Watch this video ad-free on Nebula: https://nebula.tv/videos/rmtransit-how-to-build-highspeed-rail-in-alberta Alberta recently announced a huge province wide rail plan, so in our latest video we ta...
This petition is part of the Stopkillinggames.com campaign led by Scott Ross (Accursed Farms), to end in Australia the practice of software licensors to render purchased software completely unusable at arbitrary points in time.
This petition closes relatively soon so please get the word out to your fellow mates.
Thank you!
Petition E-4965 is the one that is posted to stopkillinggames.com, Ross Scott (Accursed Farms)'s campaign to end the practice of bricking games people have purchased, whenever the publisher doesn't want to support it anymore.
It is open for signing by Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents, until September 5th 2024.
Please spread the word to your Canadian friends and family who take interest in games, and please add your name to it to support this campaign to help preserve games in some form in perpetuity.
Thank you!
>In 1974, Ivan Illich wrote that the typical American male spent 25% of his waking life either driving a car or working for the income required to pay for one. 50 years later, is this true? And, which cities consume the most -- and least -- of our time with driving?
Including their brandname chains:
- Atlantic Cash & Carry
- Atlantic Superstore
- Axep
- Bloor Street Market
- Dominion
- Les Entrepôts Presto
- Extra Foods
- Fortinos
- Freshmart
- L'Intermarché
- Loblaws / Loblaw GreatFood / Loblaws CityMarket
- Lucky Dollar Foods
- Maxi / Maxi & Cie
- NG Cash & Carry
- No Frills
- Provigo
- Real Canadian Superstore
- Shop Easy Foods
- Shoppers Drug Mart / Pharmaprix
- SuperValu
- T & T Supermarket
- Valu-mart
- Wholesale Club / Club Entrepôt
- Your Independent Grocer / Independent CityMarket
- Zehrs Markets
Yes there are other big oligopoly chains like metro, Sobeys/Safeway, Pattison, but I think it's best to start with one major chain to see how much coordinated action can affect them.
The new early bird train is scheduled to start running May 27.
Train #641 is being introduced starting May 27th, 2024, which departs Ottawa at 4:15, Kingston at 6:15, arriving in Toronto at 8:48am, which would be useful for anyone trying to get into a Toronto downtown office at 9am.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/19553678
> They found and caught some of the perpetrators of the gold heist last year at Pearson, some of whom were in the illegal arms trafficking market. > > Spoiler: It wasn't Russell Oliver
They found and caught some of the perpetrators of the gold heist last year at Pearson, some of whom were in the illegal arms trafficking market.
Spoiler: It wasn't Russell Oliver
Watch this video ad-free on Nebula: https://nebula.tv/videos/rmtransit-sometimes-trains-are-just-better Here at RMTransit we like trains, and in today's video, let's talk about all the things train...
Alternative title: Sometimes, Trains Are Just Better
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0gZPTC15M0
Has anyone bought from here before? Looking to upgrade my NAS drives.
Costs I estimate to be typical for 1 HDD, about 120USD which is about 170CAD
For 5 HDDs, I estimate about 485USD which is about 685CAD.
Ymmv, and these drives are if you just want bulk capacity at the lowest price over all else.
Bonus points if there's a known onomatopoeia to describe the sound.
Before looking at the thumbnail, if you had to pick a random number between 1 and 100 that isn't a meme, what would it be?
Reece Martin looks at the impending upgrades all along the GO Lakeshore line in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, and foresees a future where frequent RER-style service on the line will lead to better transportation throughout the GTHA, including a change to how we perceive GO within Toronto it...
Here's a table I adapted from Louis Rossman's video on the levels of piracy, grey areas and his morals and ethics on it. (spreadsheet file)
I tried to condense each rank and make it less about a specific type of media like CD audio or DVD video, along with a table of simplified characteristics of each situation. Of course more levels can be added and there are many situations not covered. This hierarchy is simply the way Louis ordered it from more to less justifiable; he respects people can think about it differently and I do too. He suggests that he doesn't really care about people that pirate without giving a shit about creators, and that he only has a problem with people who aren't honest with themselves about their motivations.
Setting legality aside, what 'level of piracy' is morally or ethically acceptable to you?
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