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cyborganism

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  • RoboCop Rogue City : audio pauses/gaps

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  • Y'know, I have another problem altogether with audio in Linux in general. Whenever audio starts, there's a fraction of a second where it doesn't play anything at the beginning and the audio just "wakes up" and starts to play. This drives me insane when editing sound and music. Also, you won't hear simple notification sounds because of this. This is permanent on all Linux devices I have and it appears to be a widespread. People have complained about it for a while now and have been trying to figure out workarounds because it seems the devs don't give a crap about that.

  • RoboCop Rogue City : audio pauses/gaps

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  • Hmm. This is more for out-of-sync issues. Mine just stops for a whole second or two. But it doesn't go out of sync.

  • Canadians were promised a national flood insurance program 6 years ago. Will Carney actually deliver?

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  • ( X ) doubt

  • Canada’s Bill C-2 Opens the Floodgates to U.S. Surveillance

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  • Train wreck?

    They were the 3rd party in a minority Liberal government with the Cons as official opposition. And they STILL managed to pass a few of their bills that improved the quality of life of middle class Canadians. That's a win in my book. Unfortunately the Libs took credit for what they did.

    But people also forget the dynamic of a minority gouvernent and how they have to make compromises between each other. And so the NDP got shit on for essentially working with the Libs. But how else would they have gotten anything passed? They made made compromises on both sides, but somehow the NDP got the blame.

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  • Yeah but Jagmeet stepped down. He's no longer the party leader for the NDP.

    Yeah the Cons are worst, but only on a moral level. Because so far the Liberal party has been on the same level as the Cons economically. Cutting government jobs to cut costs, working with oil companies to push for a big oil pipeline project to sell to Europe. Eroding our rights to privacy with a Canadian version of the Patiot act. Not applying counter tarrifs on American resources, to the advantage of the American economy and our detriment. I mean, those things will have lasting consequences. And that's just the first impression he's giving.

    I don't think I want to wait to see what comes next.

  • Canada’s Bill C-2 Opens the Floodgates to U.S. Surveillance

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  • Really?? Canadians are happy with him? That's not the vibe I'm getting. Even my parents who are hard core liberals are disappointed.

  • Canada’s Bill C-2 Opens the Floodgates to U.S. Surveillance

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  • Well if the left in this country could stop nitpicking and waiting for the perfect candidate / party to show up and instead give them a chance for once...

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  • That's just stupid. If everybody simply thinks that, of course it'll never happen. We have to change this mentality.

    Also, I honestly think a minority conservative government with a strong NDP with whom the Liberals would've had to work with would've been a better outcome than this.

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  • They would still have been better than wherever the fuck we have right now. They wouldn't have voted to force the return to work of the Air Canada employees for one.

    They would also have put pressure on provincial governments to improve public healthcare services instead of letting them fuck over the system to push for private services. Etc.

    They would've been so much better. Even if they are a mess.

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  • It hasn't even been a year!!! Sheesh!

    Edit: I can't believe we're here already. At a point where we already want a new government, I mean. But I warned people during the elections that they were going to be disappointed after voting liberal.

  • Federal labour board deems Air Canada flight attendants' strike 'unlawful'

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  • What's unlawful is not paying your employees for the time they've worked.

    What's unlawful is removing their right to go on strike and removing any kind of leverage for them to negotiate.

  • 88% of Canadians support Air Canada flight attendants, new poll confirms

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  • Under Carney? Or just the Liberals since 2015?

  • 88% of Canadians support Air Canada flight attendants, new poll confirms

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  • I disagree. Because this can lead to abuses. A fair wage is getting paid for every minute of work that you perform, from the moment you set foot in your place of work, from the moment you step out. And that means an airport.

    Heck I'd even add that people should be compensated for the commute to work.

  • 88% of Canadians support Air Canada flight attendants, new poll confirms

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  • Absolutely.

    Chalk up another one under disappointments from the Carney government.

  • 88% of Canadians support Air Canada flight attendants, new poll confirms

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  • Who are the other 12%??? Sociopaths???

  • A Maine politician sent Canadians an unprompted offer to join the US

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  • Maine, amd New Hampshire should join with New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland to form the nation of Greater Acadia.

  • A Maine politician sent Canadians an unprompted offer to join the US

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  • no bilingual federal documents

    Eh ben, vivre le Québec libre, câlice!

  • Watched a video about Debian and now I am not sure is the best for me.

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  • Oh, no doubt it works. It's fine if you want to run on older software. You might just miss out on the latest new features for your hardware.

    Yes Ubuntu is based on Debian only in the way that it uses the same package manager. The packages are not the same though. They have a totally different release cycle and the repos have more up to date packages and drivers. Not to mention the additional quality of life improvements.

    It's a good middle ground between super stable but older Debian and unstable and bleeding edge distros.

  • Liberating my Surface with Linux Mint

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  • I put Ubuntu on mine with the vanilla Gnome desktop. (Not Ubuntu's modified one) And it's working so great! It's an OG Surface Pro 1.