Yeah, I don’t have much hope of it happening in Ontario with our current government. It seems too difficult to use in a way that enriches him or his buddies. Best we can hope for is it happening right before the next election in hopes that we ignore all the corruption and just think “hey, buck a beer! $200 cheques! no more time change!”
Other than the poorly implemented experiment in the States, who else has reverted? Saskatchewan is (effectively) permanent daylight time, as are Argentina, Malaysia, and Singapore. Possibly there’s a bunch of other countries that I don’t know about as well.
Quebec hasn’t passed legislation, but they’ve agreed in theory to do it if Ontario and New York also do it.
So we’re pretty much just waiting on New York.
Japan’s electrical grid is pretty outdated and has been pushed to it’s limit. It simply cannot support an influx of EVs. That’s why the government has been pushing hydrogen, which can be produced from electricity like you said, but is “better” produced from natural gas or coal, which they have easy access to. It’s a terrible solution to the problem.
Hydrogen also solves the range anxiety issue by being incredibly energy dense, with the minor downside of occasionally exploding.
I’ve seen recipes, which are basically just cocoa butter and cocoa powder, and they seem pretty simple, though I’ve never tried them.
Most chocolate “making” just starts with chocolate callets. Melt them, temper it, put it in moulds, and add filling. I’ve done this, and it’s not that difficult. Of course, the quality here depends on the quality of the callets, so if you start with Hershey’s (not sure if they even make callets), it’ll still taste like vomit.
Basically, safe injection sites are step 1 in a several step process to help drug users stay safe. Step 2 is immediately available access to counselling and rehab facilities for those who want it.
Step 2 costs a lot of money, so it doesn’t get implemented, and then it looks like it doesn’t work. It does work. If you’re building a subway system and stop after digging a big hole in the ground, it doesn’t mean subways don’t work; it means politicians don’t care enough to make it happen.
Look, AI is dumb, and probably not a good thing to integrate into a browser. But if it turns out to be an important thing in the future, then not integrating it right now would be worse than having it.
There’s a measurable fixed cost to adding AI features. There’s room for potentially infinite losses (i.e. entire loss of market share) if they don’t have AI features and need them. The calculus on this decision is pretty lopsided towards integrating AI, even if everyone thinks it’s likely to be unnecessary.
/c/buyCanadian exists.
I don’t know how to do insurance linking properly, but if that doesn’t automatically work, here’s another link: https://lemmy.ca/c/buycanadian
You pay taxes based on relative home value, not absolute value. If everyone’s house goes up by the same percentage, everyone still pays the same amount of tax. It’s only when you make big renovations or additions that your property taxes go up relative to your neighbours.
Writing and speech don’t need to be the same. You can say “March 12th, 2026” while writing it as either (all numbers) 2026-03-12 or (as spoken) “March 12, 2026”. Just like you might write “$100”, even though you’d never say “dollars one hundred”
If you’re really just interested in achievement hunting, you can always just install an old version of the game.
I do think it makes sense to patch things like this for the same reason you don’t - it’s only used as an exploit and there’s no legitimate use for it. Achievements tend to change difficulty with different versions of games anyway. Space age changed the difficulty of some of the base game achievements.
Speed runners will adapt.
“Da ba up up upppp! Mik wa mik. Wah du ree yahhhh! Wush.”
At least, that’s what my toddler just said.
The problem with building a 500-1200 sqft home is that most of the price is in labor and land. So it doesn’t cost a lot more to make that a 1500-2500 sqft home instead, which will in turn give more profit.
There is CSAM on the Internet.
gustofwind has access on their personal computer to whatever they want on the Internet.
Therefore gustofwind has CSAM on their computer. Prove me wrong.
Obviously the solution is to make a wig out of it. It’s the next iteration of portable computing.
Depends on the chip design, but modern chips will have (single digit) billions of transistors per square cm.
Backup cameras are mandatory in a lot of markets, which means you’ll probably end up with at least a small screen in whatever you find.
It’s a little bit of work, but you can also remove the SIM card if the car is otherwise acceptable to you.
Mostly I was interested in all of your S-tier, and maybe the A-tier recipes, but for specific dishes, I’d say the top four I’m interested in are Cumin lamb, Nasi goreng, Butter chicken, and Hot and sour soup, the last two just because there’s so many variations and I don’t think I’ve found the version I like best yet. Also pho for the same reason, though I saw your other comment explaining it.
Do you have a go to recipe site for these? Or links to specific recipes you used?
Thanks ChatGPT.