Swap windows home server for server on the last page and you’re done.

Until your kid is 7/8, then you need to explain why one server isn’t enough and you need a second server somewhere else for the same reasons it shows a server being important when the computer gets pee on it.

I haven’t personally used it, but a buddy likes it.

https://github.com/webosbrew/youtube-webos

I’ve got smartube on my fire TV

I think e-bikes are a better stop gap. They can scrap a lot of car trips entirely, sand the same batteries for one electric car can power 20+ e-bikes.

Such to say none of the stressor attributed to driving.

I’m well aware every stressor I fave riding is cause by drivers.

Exercise combined with no driving stressors and being outside.

No insurance, minimal maintance, low acquisition cost, no fuel cost, no registration, no gridlock, gets you outdoor time and exercise time while also commuting.

Looks like a pretty low cost to me.

Nunavut does not, but that’s because it’s organized as a territory, rather than a province. Big differences in sub-national governance.

So Nunavut could join the ranks of USVI, Guam, Samoa, Puerto Rico, etc.

Hello Torontonian. Fuck bills 212 and 197, eh?

Kingstonian.

" there is, literally no way to fact check any of this."

You could just read the bill?

There is nothing about sports in the hill, or touching. The good faith section is about protecting persons who recommend, or not, council before parental notification.

Edit: this doesn’t mean I support the bill. It even makes sex Ed opt-in except for religious schools…

I hoped on board because the threat of losing my job was removed.

I’ve got no problem with exporting Canadian Oil & Gas.

BUT don’t get high on your own supply. Internal hydrocarbon sales do nothing for the economy; electrify our shit, get people out of personal cars, and charge the shit out of the rest of the world for the product.

Nice, Nova Scotia exists after 1979.

So we agree there are candidates, we just need to negotiate on where the line is.

I’d you can’t see the difference between between an invasion of privacy that’s a made up scenario in your head and isn’t present at other congestion pricing cities; and an existing one that already plagues cars, I give up.

If your car is less than 15 years old, it’s location data (and way, way more information, like your sex life) is already being gathered and sold my the manufacturer. If your car is 15-35 years old, it’s decreasingly probable. (And less data is collected).

No active congestion pricing system uses transponder, they all use cameras. Not sure why Toronto would be different?

I agree with MPP French on a lot of things, but not this.

If the 407 sits half empty, that means people would rather pay with their time on the 401, than their money on the 407. That’s their decision.

Making the 407 also free will just make both highways size up and probably induce even more traffic.

The joke here is that Canadian Breaking Vad is the same TV show, except he is trying to pay for parking.

1. Every hospital has along term parking solution you just need to ask about.

2. Take public transit.