We’ve been reading emails about what he does to people he says he loves.

I don’t think that what he’s famous for.

Meanwhile, Elon Musk’s company avoided almost all federal income tax on over $12 billion of U.S. income over the past three years

This is following the rules because the rules are written by the rich to benefit the rich. Countries need wealth taxes and more equitable policies on unrealized gains.

All of them!

Because the rich can’t technically be taxpayers if they don’t pay in the first place.

At least until the new leadership race has concluded. The country is hungry for an official opposition that can work with government when it’s in the shared national interest.

One day soon he’ll run out of companies to eat each other and the creditor bill will come due.

Please do. More browsers that aren’t Google-based or Firefox forks make go a healthier ecosystem.

No I meant same machine.

I like that it can run both Firefox and Chrome extensions. I… don’t like much else about it.

It seems like it doesn’t use multiple cores efficiently. When I’m taxing my GPU for video transcoding all other web browsers hold up but this one always stalls.

It’s a shame. I use Kagi for search and id love to see them succeed together but the browser is not yet there. It went “out of beta” officially but not practically.

He’s largely ignoring him and not taking the bait. Carney needs to get some more experience in question period, though. Last week Carney tried to barb back and forth at PP’s level and it was forced and went against his usual style.

I’m not sure that’s a confirmed thing but Trump did make the threat last year, so 🤷

It’s a peertube instance. As you watch you are also potentially uploading a portion of your downloaded video to another viewer in lieu of the hosting server.

I’ll be surprised if we get through next week without news of another Conservative floor crossing.

If the computer tracking you around the store can see where you are it can find you in the checkout line and attach the price amounts you saw as you put items in your cart.

It’s creepy and sounds ridiculous but it’s happening in the US.

We got a radon fan put in a few years back. Went from 120-180 with the windows shut in winter down to 0-10 year round.

Not that expensive, just do it. My poor neighbor across the street died of lung cancer. He smoked too but we can’t be sure his risk factors weren’t compounded. Lots of houses on our street have TV rooms in basements.

The personalized pricing method is more insidious. Security cameras track you around the store and change prices just for you and again do the person behind you. They know it’s you by facial recognition or by the identifiers in your grocery discount app.

The fact that it’s not a 1:1 swap. Diversification means we trade with a greater variety of countries so one buffoon-of-the-moment can’t tank the entire GDP.

Let’s see a ban on realtime digital price tags while we’re discussing affordability. Or a daily limit on when they can be updated.

Two shoppers should not have to wonder if they’re paying different prices for the same goods because an algorithm said one would be willing or desperate enough to pay more.

Ban it now before the practice becomes commonplace.

Nothing about the trade relationship with the US is good for our long-term sovereignty or a worker’s prosperity.

But I guess useful corporate stooges who write pieces like this don’t evaluate if a person can afford to get a surgery or if they can sleep without worry about being dragged out of their house and put on a plane when it comes to calculating their profit margins.

I think you might be thinking of beloved Nardwuar the Human Serviette, recent winner of the Order of Canada. Same friendly vibes.

The Truth Social posts get more unhinged as the domestic problems get more and more out of hand.

I expect the focus will be on Canada for a few weeks since Idiot cowered away from the rest of NATO and Greenland. I hope the EU leaders who applauded at Davos will speak up for Canada a little more than before.