I'm interested what you spend your money on that's so Carbon Tax heavy. I live super far North, use 6000l oil to heat my home every year and the rebate I get would cover around 11000l of oil. So 50% of the annual rebate (it's 4 payments per year btw) covers my heating, and 50% covers driving and indirect costs. I also take advantage of grants and rebates for upgrading my home where I can (I don't know if they are funded from Carbon Tax though).
Is this why game game is so laggy despite having 100+ fps? My VRAM is usually at 95%+
Or is that an online issue?
Who cares. Just stop giving them money for horse armor to begin with. They know there enough dumb people (yes, I'm talking about you) that buy this garbage, so why wouldn't they?
To me, part of the fun in Diablo is from learning and discovering how all the skills and items and hearts work together. I feel like lots of people read build guides and at that point it just turns into a grind fest. Don't get me wrong, I check out some guides as it's almost impossible to learn about every skill synergy. But if you min/mix following a guide from the day you buy the game it's your own fault if it feels like a chore.
All the articles I saw were "Reddit user says Diablo 4 is the worst game ever" and then they proceed to play 100hrs of season 1.
I'm season 1 level 47 and having a blast. You angry haters need to get a life or find a new game.
Always shitty when fires are so close to communities. I was just talking to someone about how many people that live there lived there their entire lives - some of them (the older ones) don't speak English. This is all they know.
The 2000 people left town 2 days ago and went mostly to Yellowknife and Fort Providence.
Please provide us your comments on a water and sewer Cost of Service Analysis the City has commissioned from InterGroup Consultants.
![City of Yellowknife Water and Sewer Rate Review](https://lemdro.id/pictrs/image/ecd79b0d-8960-4cfd-bf0b-5fedc55bdf30.jpeg?format=webp&thumbnail=256)
The city is doing a rate review and looking for comments. I support moving further towards usage based fees. We recently moved somewhere with 2.5 bathrooms and our fixed fees almost doubles because of the 1/2 bathroom.