Also, why the hell don’t we have online voting yet?

Whoa, what the actual fuck. They are 100% doing that by choice.

For example, this comes up on duckduckgo search:

And clicking on that link suddenly gives this, as if it never existed:

To make sure this wasn’t just old search data, I went to the internet archive.

As of Jan 20th (the last archived copy), that About page was still up. So, it got taken down in the last few days.

You can say that’s a coincidence, but good luck trying to explain that among 100 other things that Nazis did these past few days.

Pebblebee Tag

Looks nice, but I hate that it uses a non-replaceable battery.

I’ve got quite a few Tile and Chipolo trackers, and they all use standard CR2032 or 1632, and they last about a year (?).

But I’ll never have to worry about replacing the tracker because of the battery. My first Tile trackers are going strong 7 to 8 years at this point! LOL

Oh man, I’ve had their online cart show me a total amount “saved” that makes absolutely no sense.

It’s crazy that one of the largest retailers on the planet is so incapable of having a working online ordering system.

Well, I can say that if I dare use YouTube without an account, things spiral to the extreme right very quickly! It’s as if these companies are either purposely pushing this agenda, or they are being paid to from outside influences.

I get an ad for a crypto app! (Canada).

I do have my privacy settings locked down, so they are listing non-targeted ads.

I think you missed the point. If they were both the same size jar (2kg or 1kg, it doesn’t matter), then there may be a difference in price between regular and lite.

But the 1k jar is listed as being less expensive per 100g, and that’s flat out wrong when you do the math.

This needs to be one part of a multi-part retaliation to the US.

Individuals should also stop looking at the US as a destination for their travels, too.

Canadians make up the largest number of visitors to the US each year, and that would account for tens of billions in lost spending.

I realized that we make incredibly little here in Canada.

I watch the show Shark Tank (US), and they ALWAYS push for “make it in China to bring down prices”, like it’s only about price.

We have the same mindset here in Canada, so products that could/should be made here are produced in China, and then shipped here (how’s that carbon footprint, now, eh?).

I also do my best to buy Made in Canada items. It hurts the wallet for sure to be paying 5-10x more for something. I only hope that it matters.

Now when there’s a crash, the question won’t be “was the cyclist wearing a helmet”, but “what PSI did they keep that helmet at?”.

The debate for helmet PSI will rage across the internet for years to come! 😂

In your case, consider a folding helmet that doesn’t require inflating. Best of both worlds!

OK, I’m going to give this another look!

Sure, this helmet can deflate and be carried in a bag, but how are its crash ratings?

And do those crash ratings still apply when it’s -15C or 35C? Inflatable things don’t like temperature extremes, so this would have to be tested at all ranges.

Inflating the helmet takes about 30 seconds in ideal scenarios

Too long. Most people who don’t wear helmets will already say that it’s too much trouble. I wear a helmet all the time, and having to inflate one would cause me to grab something else.

If it’s a “bug” that they are actively profiting from, likely for years, it’s probably a feature! LOL

What couldn’t you get working?

It was erroring out when I tried to set up either Webdav or SMB. Maybe I was setting it up wrong, but I’ve got those things set up on multiple devices and multiple apps without any trouble.

But does it cache, or only stream?

This is the only sensible option.

If you need a large truck, then you should have commercial or industrial property to park it at.

They don’t belong in residential areas unless they are there for work by a trade person or delivery service.

If you think those are bad for trails, you should see what ATVs do!

We have some beautiful rail trails that have become decimated by ATVs, so cycling on them isn’t even possible unless you like the danger and frustration.