Any non-paywall links?

“The Wheel of Time turns, and Ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth comes again.”

I agree 100%. I enjoyed it and made sense to me. Wasn’t as bad as people make it out to be.

There are dozens of us! I hate dry or crunchy cereal. Soggy cereal is best cereal

Then you didn’t watch Eragon. Lucky

Yes, I’m excited too!

That’s awesome news!

I agree, The Batman was amazing

Thank you for sharing. I’ve been doing up some reading to understand this better

Ah I see, thank you so much for the explanation. That makes sense. I wasn’t clear on the exact terms outlined in the Act.

I have a naïve question. Isn’t this illegal in the first place as per the Health Act? How was it even under consideration and why wasn’t this immediately shutdown?

So far all the coverage I’ve seen for similar cases is along the lines that “some clinics have been charging patients for preferential access to healthcare because of staff shortage” or something like that. The general vibe I’ve been getting is “Oh, hope they don’t do this, it isn’t right” instead of “They CAN’T do this”.

If this is indeed illegal, why hasn’t there been any aggressive takedowns as it would have been done for other crimes?

Yes! I thought it was just me. It’s crazy, I’ve missed so many reminders after moving over to Tasks

Is it just me or is usenet a bit expensive? One would need to pay for both an indexer and a provider. Regular public trackers have majority of the content for, well, free. Is obscure stuff on Usenet easier to find?

Good bot

As someone with fear of flying, I really need to look into this.

Well said! I love it!

Well said!

Thanks and agreed! AirBnB and investors definitely need to be addressed

As a relatively new Canadian, I’m happy to be given the opportunity to build a life here and proud of how the culture is very welcoming. I love the country and its diversity.

There are a few things that need to change, but most importantly, the housing crisis needs to be addressed meaningfully. As a homeowner myself, it’s creating a massive divide between the ones who were able to get into the housing market vs the ones who weren’t.

The rising unaffordablility will manifest in many ways such as increasing crime, polarized views, fascism, extremism, aggressiveness, and so on.

In my opinion, the only thing that can substantially slow down or limit the rising costs is not just by simply building more homes, but actually banning home owners from owning, say, more than 3 properties (or any other number - there needs to be some sort of cap). But not sure if that’s even possible or ethical. Just my 2 cents.

We will watch your career with great interest