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  • No idea what Steam has to say, but I've played more games for longer than Steam has been around, so here's a guess of mine in no particular order:

    • Skyrim
    • Morrowind
    • Fallout (3, NV, 4, London combined)
    • Ultima II
    • Doom II
    • Grim Fandango
  • We don't.

    We really really don't.

    Consider the attack that Israel carried out this fall by detonating walkie-talkies and pagers. This wasn't just some illicit code in the firmware or hardware, they managed to hijack the supply chain and hide literal bombs in commercially-produced handheld devices!

    Bottom line: If you do not directly control the production chain from chip design and fab to end-user software, you can never be sure.

    40 years ago, the legendary Ken Thompsonand Dennis Ritchie accepted the Turing Award for creating Unix. Thompson's acceptance speech Reflections on Trusting Trust pointed out this same fundamental security flaw.

    I encourage everyone to read the article, and spread it as widely as possible. It is terrifying and accurate, nearly half a century later.

  • As Bratt lays out, it is clear that the UCP is going to bludgeon ahead with this stupid and unwanted plan, because it serves their agenda and fuck Alberta's best interests.

    So I'm prepared to sign onto whatever formal process needed to oppose this - a lawsuit, a constitutional challenge, protests, whatever it takes for those fuckers to keep their hands off my CPP. The question is, what? What do we do? What's the process?

  • One thing that I find interesting.

    Singh says he will introduce a vote of non-confidence. Is it possible that he'll delay it for a little bit, to support (or negotiate with) the Liberals for longer than anything Poilievre would have planned.

    In other words, could it be to push the CPC onto their back foot for a bit?

  • How would a Conservative government be equivalent to Trump’s Canada?

    Because Poilievre is acting just like Trump: Sowing division and mistrust, attacking vulnerable groups, courting extremists, attacking the process of government, displaying willful ignorance of government and the law, reducing complex issues to simple (and wrong) chants, and more.

    The Conservatives have set their sights on the first target - trans people - so if they get a majority, watch them strip basic human rights from members of the trans community. After that will probably be abortion; but not banning it of course, just removing any guarantee of access to safe, legal abortions.