

Maybe they should sue the federal government for not enforcing the TikTok ban that was supposed to take effect months ago.
Maybe they should sue the federal government for not enforcing the TikTok ban that was supposed to take effect months ago.
Oh, for sure, the government could have gotten the same result by completely ruling out getting involved, and they would have been left looking a lot better; it’s more likely they would have only said they wouldn’t get involved yet, and then the company would have kept stalling.
I wasn’t saying the government did the right thing, just that the union managed to make the most of the government doing the wrong thing.
The strike still might have lasted longer if the government hadn’t gotten involved. The company probably got more interested in negotiating after government intervention was ineffective.
It’s even worse when you consider that the Senate parliamentarian ruled that they couldn’t invalidate the waivers using the Congressional Review Act, and then they did it anyway.
To be a little bit fair, the judge apparently last worked for Air Canada in 2004, and who really cares that much about a company they worked for 20 years ago?
Apparently the TARDIS stopped by. I’m going to have to go back and see if I can spot it.
Microsoft got companies like Samsung, HP and Lenovo to make WMR VR headsets that require the WMR Windows components. There is official support for Steam VR, but the headsets don’t work if the WMR components aren’t there, and after November there will be no officially supported version of Windows with those components. From what I’ve read it’s basically impossible to get WMR working on 10 LTSC, and I assume the situation is the same on 11 LTSC.
Over the past five years, the cost of rent in purpose-built apartments in Saskatchewan has risen 33.9 per cent, placing the province behind only Nova Scotia (+43.9 per cent), Alberta (+38.5 per cent), and B.C. (+36.9 per cent) for long-term rent growth.
Today’s rent controls do not freeze rents but sets limits to rent increases to prevent price-gouging, while creating clear and consistent rent regulations that provide predictability for landlords, tenants and developers.
Nova Scotia had rent increases capped at 2% from Nov 2020 through Dec 2023, and it’s been 5% since Jan 2024, but we have the highest rent growth. A cap isn’t enough if increases between tenants are uncapped, it just encourages renovictions and other bullshit.
Separately, Microsoft warns that Windows 11 version 23H2 will reach end of support on November 11, 2025. Users must upgrade to version 24H2 or 25H2 to continue receiving security updates.
Windows 11 23H2 was the last version that supported Windows Mixed Reality. They’re really in a hurry to kill WMR.
Chatr and Freedom have annual prepaid plans that work out to less than $25/month, if you don’t mind the risk of using up your data too early in the year. Koodo has similar plans except they’re for 360 days instead of a full year.
I actually like this strategy, they’re taking hope away from people who think Windows alternates between good versions and bad versions by announcing they’re going to follow up a bad version with another bad version.
May was arrested at his West Columbia home Wednesday, roughly 10 months after his house was raided in August 2024 by U.S. Homeland Security Investigation agents, who seized various electronic devices, such as cellphones, hard drives, a CD and thumb drives.
May, a married father of two children under the age of 10, last won reelection in November 2024. He was challenged by a write-in candidate.
Apparently voters in his district didn’t think having his home raided by Homeland Security was overly suspicious.
I think the headline just means people in those states are going to hit age verification on a lot more sites than in states whose laws include the 1/3 harmful content threshold.
He said he would end the “days of ruthlessly killing, or hurting, innocent people.”
Isn’t Congress already on vacation? Is he going to order the Supreme Court to put rulings on hold for a while too?
Supreme Court: We’re public servants and we’re free to enforce our religion on others.
Texans have a God-given right to know what’s on their plate
So y’all would be on board with a law to have meat packaging list everything the animals had been injected with, right?
The main thing getting depressed if the tariffs are struck down will be Trump. He can’t handle anyone telling him he can’t do something.
I know they tried to explain it but why did the building vaporize that guy?!
Chapel’s DNA was used to open the door to get in, and the door don’t want anyone going through without her.
edit: Given that the place seems to be at least partly a prison, anyone trying to leave without the person who opened the door from outside might be treated like they’re trying to escape.
If Republican lawmakers have a problem with wildfires, maybe they should try getting environmental policies that aren’t going to cause more of them.
How are you even alive if a tiny mistake like that is enough to give you a stroke?