That won’t work, succession is automatic

When the Queen dies, I’m fairly certain it is already decided that Prince Charles will succeed her.

I crossposted it for you

Please post news articles about Canada in /c/canada, this community is for discussing lemmy.ca

I suggest you look further into the NL Coat of Arms

No worries, it’s correct

I wouldn’t

Real, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federation_of_Quebec_Maple_Syrup_Producers#Strategic_reserve

*Government

The mom

I recall something similar but for books, maybe they have support got movies too?

Follow-up https://www.cbc.ca/news/editorsblog/editors-blog-we-charity-investigation-behind-the-scenes-1.6256936?cmp=rss

CBC just did a story on this: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/alert-ready-system-bc-1.6254583?cmp=rss

Wow

That’s not good enough, it won’t block https://example.com/advert/tracker, just https://advert-tracker.example.com

That is saying the ‘of’ isn’t required, which I agree with, not that the ‘off’ isn’t.

e.g. ‘off your data’ is right; ‘off of your data’ is right, but the ‘of’ isn’t needed; but ‘of your data’ – which they wrote in the poster – is wrong.

doesn’t profit of your data

Shouldn’t this have been ‘off of your data’?

Interested to see where this goes, if anywhere.

Yes, thank you

One thing I would definitely like is to have outside links open in a new tab.

Mine has reelected the same person (Conservative) for as long as I have lived here.

Try it again

It’s for making it so you can right click on sites that grab it and replace it with their own shit. Or if they block it.

iirc you can shift click and get the same effect

doesn’t really help in enhancing user privacy and security.

It does help with security, since you can trust the query wasn’t tampered with.

Loads for me, maybe try this link https://matrix.to/#/!BZVTUuEiNmRcbFeLeI:matrix.org?via=matrix.org&via=privacytools.io&via=tchncs.de

Huh, I could have sworn I saw a blog post a while back about how they stopped respecting robots.txt

and the way its engine is circumventing the robot.txt rules isn’t privacy friendly in my opinion

I’m fairly certain archive.org does this too.

Was a good watch