This sends a message (add it to the giant pile of them) to the world that Canada is easily exploitable. Come here illegally, stay long enough and we’ll give you a free ride.

Starting a wildfire is arson and criminal, the only thing that guy should get is jail. You’ll get hired as a fireman because you’re entrusted to protect the community and as a thank you, the community will pay you back. Does that make sense?

Doesn’t mean capitalism is bad. Google has a search monoply, there are plenty of other search engines but how can they compete.

I agree the situation looks dire but it’s important people understand what’s going on.

Reddit actively removes posts mentioning lemmy. And google specifically pushes posts from reddit. It’s gonna be an uphill battle but slow and steady will win the race. the more valuable content that gets posted here the stronger lemmy gets. One thing hurting is a good native app for lemmy.

There will be a SECU Committee meeting on C-22 later today, where the committee will be performing a clause by clause review of Bill C-22, and voting on amendments. It may be the final meeting. You can watch it live by clicking the “Watch on ParlVu” button on the meeting notice page: https://www.ourcommons.ca/DocumentViewer/en/45-1/SECU/meetin… Direct link to the upcoming live ParlVu video: https://parlvu.parl.gc.ca/Harmony/en/PowerBrowser/PowerBrows…

After bill C-22 leaves the SECU Committee, it will be sent to the House of Commons for the third reading and a final vote before being sent to the Senate.

If you are a Canadian citizen, you can also use the following tools to message your MP:

• The Internet Society’s tool: https://www.internetsociety.org/our-work/internet-policy/kee…

• OpenMedia’s messaging tool: https://action.openmedia.org/page/188754/action/1

• ICLM’s messaging tool: https://iclmg.ca/stop-c-22/

You can also email Gary Anandasangaree (gary.anand@parl.gc.ca), Marc Carney (mark.carney@parl.gc.ca), and Sean Fraser (sean.fraser@parl.gc.ca), and tell them that any weakening of encryption or suspicionless retention of metadata is unacceptable.

Hi everyone, I think it’s important for all of us to stand together on this issue. The internet is a place for everyone to gather and share ideas, and to create something positive for everyone. With this new power, the government will be able to spy and feed your life into AI systems in the future. Therefore creating a sort of “thought police” of the future. This is one step of many to control the population, don’t think this will end here. I will also warn people, if you can help it, never use your real name or share your political opinions online, because it can be weaponized against you in the future.

The FBI just wants the public to think their phone is secure. I got news for you, it’s not secure. Look up Snowden.

Another logical fallacy. I hope these criminals get caught. Have a good day.

I been switching everyone to Linux, specifically Mint. It’s good enough now for whatever.

Fallacy. South Asian gangs are becoming a real problem.

This section of the article lays out why Canada’s legal system is being treated as a joke by these criminals-

“Gangs are also expert at exploiting the weaknesses in Canadian immigration policy. Many of their members are present in Canada illegally, often on expired student visas. Some were already known criminals in their home countries, who somehow escaped proper vetting on entry.

Last December, at least 14 suspects avoided deportation by claiming refugee status, buying themselves years of time in Canada, along with subsidised health care and social programmes, according to Vancouver immigration lawyer Richard Kurland. They now cannot be deported until the Refugee Protection Division rules on the merit of their claims – with a multi-year backlog of refugee cases to be processed ahead of them.”

They are good for dynamic ips too

Have you tried nomachine?

Affinity can run on linux: https://affinity.liz.pet/v2/1-intro/

Totally unhinged response. Trudeau had many chances to solve this issue but ignored them. No blaming him?

Thanks. This is great for mining data and urls.

That’s a downside but most people would rather just have the software work and not have to fiddle with the command line.

It’s based on Ubuntu and just about everything will run on it. Including Steam games. Also it’s very stable, some other distros might update and break something. If you just want something that works, I would suggest Mint.

For beginners I recommend Mint. It just works and it has the most compatible software.