We already have that in English. It’s “American” vs “North American”.

Maybe they went there the same day I did.

Probably should not have made it to Knight, either.

That doesn’t sound like it’s good news. That’s the way we do it in Canada and it just means that people paying cash are subsidizing the people using cards. Now everyone needs to use cards so you don’t miss out on “points” and costs go up even more.

Ya, but it’s just a hidden surcharge (per my understanding). That sounds worse.

Edit: not disagreeing. I think publicly owned payment systems that don’t charge more than operating costs are absolutely necessary (in Canada too).

I hate that “anti genocide” and “pro genocide” are now a part of my mental notes when evaluating someone’s character.

I definitely don’t want my life in the hands of someone that can’t afford to be 30 seconds late to wherever they are going.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cm2g90vvy62o

Trump is the one wiping his ass with NAFTA and now USMCA. They are not the ones stirring the pot. Anyway, provinces have a lot of say in who they trade with and if they want to make it hurt for states that violate trade agreements, then good for them.

Nevermind. Opened browser again and it was calling me.

putt.day #102 ⛳ 4/13 Albatross 🔴🟡🟡🟢

Got 5. Four is possible if you hit the bumper (barely) on the third shot, but I don’t have that much patience 🙂.

Hoisted by his own petard.

I would definitely try to limit yourself to two posts. Lots of people browse by “all” and you may get blocked by people that start to get annoyed with dupes.

Apparently the butter lobby is stronger than the cheese lobby. Somewhat ironic, given they both come from milk.

How can the symlinks work if the file has been deleted?

It is within provincial jurisdiction - https://www.canada.ca/en/intergovernmental-affairs/services/internal-trade/canadian-free-trade-agreement.html

The CFTA aligns provinces with things like USMCA, but per my point, it’s being violated by Trump and some provinces are retaliating in ways that are still compatible with those agreements and are speaking up about it. As is their right.

State-sponsored terrorism.

Ya, the description sounds more like a hard link, but that also doesn’t work, since the executable is obviously not stored on /proc.

Your explanation makes sense, thanks.

Gradle and Maven create static build artifacts, they do not dynamically run 3rd party build scripts. And it is uncommon (though not impossible) to use dynamic version targets.

I’m it not saying it’s an impossible attack vector Java, but I haven't seen it yet and I’ve seen it a couple times with Rust and countless times with Javascript. The Javascript ones now use your credentials to publish even more malicious build scripts, so it spreads like a virus.

I stopped here on two of my three visits to Scotland. It was unfortunately out of the way when I was there in June.