

Seems a lot for a country that doesn’t want to go to war.


Seems a lot for a country that doesn’t want to go to war.
My dogs weight about 20lbs and doesn’t take a lot of space on our king size bed so he sleeps with us.
Abstention from Canada? wtf…


That’s the default time when the CMOS battery is dead and the RTC is reset.


The only way I’d switch to an iPhone is if Canada puts in place the same third-party / sideloading requirements as the EU.
From https://www.parl.ca/DocumentViewer/en/45-1/bill/S-209/first-reading
Age-verification and age-estimation methods
(2) Before prescribing any age-verification or age-estimation method under paragraph (1)(b), the Governor in Council must ensure that the method
(a) is highly effective;
they’ll bullshit their way through that one, no way you can make that “highly effective”. It’s all political posturing with the “protect our children” pretext, with the goal of eroding privacy without accomplishing the initial goal whatsoever.


@yogthos@lemmy.ml can you change the title of the post to match the article, as per the community rule?


I think a good compromise is to include an open source maintenance fee on projects when used in a corporate or for-profit environment. Another option I like is to offer business support as a subscription.
It doesn’t need to be super-expensive, but at least that would ensure some continuity for development.


It’s in the export menu, called Hybrid PDF.





And good luck for that kid to go online if I confiscate their device.


Fuck these oligarchs trying to solve a parenting problem with technology and eroding everyone’s privacy.


When we talk about parasites of society, that leeches on the money of the state while offering nothing of value, this is it.


Why throw away some still capable hardware instead of liberating it?


But at the cost of having Oracle having its mierdas touch


One thing I do like from LibreOffice is the ability to save to PDF but also embed the original document inside it.
That way almost anyone can see it as intended, and the original is still there for editing.


Should be, as long as your able to prove lineage, and it wasn’t uncommon at the time for the wife to drop her maiden name for the spouse’s, so you may have to also dig out a certificate for the name change if that is the case.


Wasn’t it because of an alleged wooden tent pole?


Not according to Congress.
Same for Alberta, yet both are still part of Canada.