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  • March 2026 Canadian Anti-Trans Legal Risk Assessment Map

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  • It has a valid, current Let's Encrypt cert for the correct domain. Maybe you've blocked TLS 1.2? TLS 1.3 is the most current standard, but 1.2 has never been deprecated officially and should be sufficient for a site where no money or personally identifiable information is changing hands.

  • Canada's most recent cancer report

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  • In addition to the sampling issues others have mentioned, there may be some environmental issues contributing to the stats—some areas likely have higher levels of radon in the soil, and thus higher levels of radon gas exposure, for instance.

  • [Episode] Easygoing Territory Defense by the Optimistic Lord • Okiraku Ryoushu no Tanoshii Ryouchi Bouei - Episode 9 discussion

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  • Betcha the wings'll taste good if basted with the right sauce.

  • St. Boniface Hospital doctors worry long wait times being normalized as ER might have set record

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  • At least the department was open. There are some hospitals in Ontario that have to close theirs a couple of times a month because they can't scrounge up even one doctor to cover a shift.

  • Teen boys are using ChatGPT as their wingman. What could go wrong? AI is teaching teenagers about love now.

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  • Is it terrible that I'd like to see an LLM trained exclusively on translated shoujo manga trying to give teen boys advice about this?

  • BYD Reveals the ‘World’s Longest-Range EV’ as American Auto Industry Struggles to Keep Pace

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  • Yes, there are parts of Canada that remote that still have roads. I grew up in one of them. Let's posit an urgent but not-likely-to-be-fatal medical emergency, like the torn and detached retina I had a few years ago. That required an urgent trip to a major city in particularly foul winter weather. Nearest major city to where I grew up was 800+km, and there are other towns further out than that one. Add to that battery loss in the cold, plus loss of battery capacity over time if you've had the car for a while, plus the vehicle having maybe already been driven that day without time to recharge completely . . . I can think of places up in that neck of the woods where I would be seriously worried that 1000km of rated range wouldn't be enough, although it would be more than sufficient for where I'm now living.

    So I'm talking about shit that, in my experience, actually happens to actual people. The segment of the population involved is, admittedly, not all that large, but it's of nonzero size—probably on the order of a few million, worldwide, spread through a number of countries that have large areas of empty nothing.

  • BYD Reveals the ‘World’s Longest-Range EV’ as American Auto Industry Struggles to Keep Pace

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  • 1000km range is fucking stupid. No one should be driving that far at once

    I take it you've never had an emergency while living in a remote area. Especially not one with cold winters that will tank your EV's range.

  • How do you start your cut square? Bench hook worked well with no miter box.

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  • I 3D-printed myself a magnet-equipped guide based on some posting on Instructables that I can no longer find. It has a provision for swapping out fences so that it can be oriented reliably at angles other than 90⁰. On the downside, it has to be clamped to the wood and is too small to work well on sheet goods.

  • B.C. to end time changes, adopt year-round daylight time

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  • That's caused (at least in part) by assigning timezones according to politics rather than longitude. Some places have gotten really skewed.

    Anyway, most of us just want the government to pick one thing and stick with it. We don't care whether they pick DST, ST, or create a new half-hour timezone to split the difference so long as the changing back and forth stops.

  • Trump Is Spoiling for a Fight over Canadian Potash | The Walrus

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  • Trump Is Spoiling for a Fight over Canadian Potash

    Let's be honest here: he'll take any excuse, and if he can't find one, he'll manufacture it.

    And really, Belarus doesn't produce enough potash to cover that 12 million tons even if they sent their entire production to the US.

  • [Discussion] What is your best BL anime?

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  • I have an enduring soft spot for Antique Bakery, although more the manga than the anime. (Isekai Office Worker is probably better, though.)

  • Firefox’s AI Kill Switch is a Trap: How Mozilla Made AI Your Problem

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  • If most people don't want it enough to opt in, then it belongs in an extension, not the base browser. Then it's still there for the ones who actually do want it, but won't bother anyone else.

  • Firefox’s AI Kill Switch is a Trap: How Mozilla Made AI Your Problem

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  • Pretty much, or any other fork that didn't add this garbage in the first place.

  • Chemists thought phosphorus had shown all its cards—until it surprised them with a new move

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  • Only in the US. Other countries will be able to push the prices down.

  • Some Grocery Items Have Increased Dramatically In Price Since Last Year. 'This is Unprecedented Inflation,' Experts Say.

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  • If I recall correctly, last year's cacao crop failed pretty hard too, although I don't remember whether or not the reason was related to climate change.

  • Bcachefs creator claims his custom LLM is 'fully conscious'

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  • Does it do anything that isn't in response to a human's prompting? No? Then it can't be conscious. Consciousness requires having a sense of self, which implies having needs and desires that one acts to fulfill without needing prompting. Even a bacterium is more conscious than these things.

  • Connected cars can be hacked, research finds

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  • Is anyone actually surprised by this? It's one of those things that any semi-competent programmer could have told you would be the case. The study just formalizes it and adds specifics.

  • [Episode] Fate/strange Fake - Episode 8 discussion

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  • And they just randomly dropped Caster's name in the middle of all that . . .

  • The creator of systemd wants to bring SecureBoot-enforced hardware attestation to Linux

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  • Thing is, that means you don't really own the hardware that you buy, because a corporation is dictating what you can do with it even though it doesn't belong to them. Most of us consider that unacceptable.

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