More like Canada could try to pull a Switzerland with bilateral agreements… Although I didn’t think the EU would fall for that again.

Perfect typo

As other people said, walks are great. Good way to decompress after work.

I also do yoga twice a week. Helped a lot with my back, and keeps my flexibility at a reasonable level.

I recently got a refurbished Thinkpad x13 for 500 CAD, and it’s great with cachy OS on it.

In summer I can often get away with driving once a week. And that one time is not even driving for myself. Winter is a bit different. But on the whole, not driving for a single week one time is a lot like fasting. Good, but not the systematic change that is needed.

Am I crazy or is 1400$ really cheap for an electric cargo bike?

Who’s turn is it to bring the booze this time?

I mean, we have borders with Denmark and France already…

It’s this the Power Puff Girls reboot I keep hearing about?

I think I know where you’re sitting

Awesome, welcome to the club!

I just upgraded from a T420 (bought new) to an X13 Gen 3. I like the much better screen and the much lower weight, but I miss the old style keyboard…

Somehow, an improvement

I just use laundry detergent strips. Much more compact, works fine.

Potential benefits not outweighing actual harm… That decision should be so easy…

I didn’t think that’s a thing here. Would be nice though!

I honestly don’t know. It might have something to do with connections, because you have to scan on each bus or LRT you take, but I rarely ever do that, and on the occasions I did, there were no double charges as far as I remember.

Maybe they just want you to do it so they can track journeys better?

I should probably look this up…

Edmonton has a transit card that you pre load and then scan on the bus when you get on. The annoying part is that you are also supposed to scan it when you get off the bus, but it’s not strictly necessary. So I never do.

What’s nice is that they also let you just tap your credit card. The fare is a little bit more expensive (I think 25 cents), but anyone can just hop on and off easily.

I still much prefer the Swiss system, but for North America, Edmonton is pretty ok.

Not quite where my mind was going, but definitely something along the line of “Fuck it”, leave the car right there and just ditch.

Fully plan on. But the fact that it’s even looking like the referendum is going to be a thing is bullshit.

I get this sinking feeling that they are planning for the worst possible version of a post money world