Quboz lets you buy your music though?

I’m equally upset at Canadian companies selling items that are not made in Canada, under a guise that it’s “all Canadian”.

Example: I want a folding coffee table. Found a Canadian company in Windsor, Ontario. Looks legit… Looking closer, the tables are made in Poland…

There DO exist companies that are through and through Canadian… too many are masking it though. It’s understandable for some things but it’s nuts for stuff like furniture, like above (QC has a lovely woodworking furniture industry)

Unrelated but during 2022 COVID times I was accosted by someone while in a supermarket, simply for performing the act of touching several bananas and not buying them (checking for brown spots).

They said “Why do you touch all the bananas with your bare hands!!”

I replied back as they walked away “Do you eat the peel as well as the fruit???”

that puritanical shit lmao who said anything about this being religious? I don’t follow anything.

It’s called “being queer & careful with your partner; getting STI tests, getting to know each other, adjusting to each other’s rhythm”

sheesh…

Yall weird as hell. Ever heard of taking it slow?

These idiot boomers fell for the facebook propaganda.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Litter_boxes_in_schools_hoax

What a weird thing to focus on, are you planning to go visit your VPS in person?

GoCode is the parent company, and you can see they offer colo in an Equinox datacenter. I imagine this might be a one person contracting team that uses a PO Box for home address privacy (as I do myself for my business purposes)

They run a Tier 2 networking service, including peering with a lot of big exchanges. They’ll be around for a while… And have been so far…

Hetzner does the same shit for ID verification/provisioning, it’s all related to anti spam and anti malicious use.

I host at home but use Xenyth as a reverse proxy, that’s honestly what many people who are comfortable to run their own server should do; protect your home IP.

If you’re fine to either get your hands dirty, or a kind friend’s, check out Xenyth Hosting

Underconsumption is cooler than a tax break.

I’ll continue to fight drivers on the road with my life, I deserve space to bike without being harassed. Helmet cams help a LOT.

Would love real wood if I wasn’t so deathly afraid of bedbugs. The risk is too high, especially with used wood furniture having all sorts of small nooks and holes maybe even in areas that can’t be seen.

It is sadly also more convenient for me to order IKEA stuff delivered than doing a carshare ride out to it (the Montreal one is so far and way out of the way from downtown / west core)

I absolutely loved Rhodes and am so so so eager to return. Would love to visit Lesbos and Milos too.

but yes agree on Santorini, and Mykonos, both lovely but very over toured.

I react badly to Canadian milk after it’s been ultra-pasturized but I’m not lactose intolerant.

Dawg I think you might be lactose intolerant.

yknow soy, almond, oat, etc non-milk beverages are seriously a great alternative with all needed nutrients…

I bought a new cassette, chain and derailleur for my main bike; it’s probably 20-30 years old in it’s frame and has some signs of wear, but those parts are probably the most I’ve “invested” in keeping it running well. Compare to a car with new belts, filters, etc. It’s crazy our cities are not designed more densely.

The great thing about bikes is that there’s just… a shitload out there, especially vintage repairable units. And LOTS of vintage frames and parts that are often tossed to the road as trash, just cleanly available to take. It does of course require one to have the drive to do the repairs yourself, but that is another thing; thank goodness DIY bike repair shops exist.

if you’re talking about the comic, me too

why?

many people live in the suburbs which are not mixed zone areas; hence most stock up at supermarkets etc since getting there can be a 15-30 minute drive, let alone walking/biking.

eradicated no, reduced yes. the article even notes that places they worked to remove the invasive weed previously are already bouncing back with native plants.