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  • It isn't a zero sum game. A trade agreement didn't work out in the previous geopolitical/economic environment. Things have changed. Canada is feeling vulnerable and that potentially leads to a better deal for the UK. Simultaneously, the UK can cozy up to Trump as much as they want.

  • I waited until I could get my hands on a Hyundai EV because I couldn't stomach Musk. A buddy is currently considering a used Tesla because prices have cratered - but is factoring in the cost of several large 'Musk Sucks' stickers to plaster all over it.

  • Done - and very well received. She's at the vet today so I let them in on it ;)

  • Amazing :)

  • That's some powerful writing and the diplomacy makes it almost more biting...

  • Dagnabbit - I went all in on Proton as well. Why is it so hard to find an email provider that respects privacy and isn't run by people with 'problematic' views (i.e. people who wish people like me didn't exist)

  • Rich white dudes have great health insurance.

  • I tackle this two ways.

    I ensure that I have a progress pride bracelet, pin, or other clearly visible symbol of allieship on me at all times. I also have prominently displayed safe space signage around my office. There should be zero ambiguity of my support - my hope is that this both makes 2SLGBTQIA+ and any other marginalized individuals feel welcome around me, and I also find it reduces inappropriate jokes or comments from the broader organization. People KNOW that I will make a stink if they are assholes. I try to ensure a safe bubble around me.

    The other thing I do is try to make it clear to my team that I care about them as people - they aren't cogs in a machine.

    Ultimately, it's up to my team members to decide if talking with me will help or hurt. I just try to make sure that my door is wide open.

  • Two - number 3 is was glaring at them. We had to move the chair to the 'no puppy safe space' because the puppy started to compete for the chair

  • I wanted kids when I was younger, but wasn't ready to give up my freedom. Once I was ready for kids the world (and the future in particular) looks so bleak that it doesn't seem fair to the theoretical kiddo to say 'hey, here's a dumpster fire - good luck'. Instead I babysit for my friends and family, spoil the kids around me, and sleep in on the weekend. I also have more time for activism and trying to ensure a brighter future for kiddos.

    No regrets.

  • Honestly, it sounds like you have checked out of the relationship.

    If you actually want to rebuild, I strongly recommend finding a counsellor who works for both of you and can help you establish productive communication.

    It's cliche, but right now you are 'Me' focused. You need to be 'We' focused.

  • Not sure I'd call a big enduro sled 'micromobility' - and I say that as someone who has two enduro bikes. They are just about the worst possible bikes for urban use - and urban use is about the worst possible use of this bike. The Vala wants to be pointed down the sort of steep lines you couldn't descend on foot.

    Beautiful bike (if overpriced) though.

  • There's a difference between defending oneself and engaging in collective punishment and genocide. I am Jewish and the descendent of holocaust survivors. Not in my name.

  • I LOVE that idea! One of our resident cats is a pain to give meds to so I'll give it a try!

    And yes, Bo is half (or so) Bengal. He came to us completely feral but needed those meds so he didn't go the TNR route. He's turned into a super friendly guy who craves getting pets - just took a bit to get there. He's also basically vocal chords on four legs - sings all day long.

    If anyone is interested in adopting, he's listed with MEOW in Calgary, Canada!

  • 66% of our resident cats are on prescription diets. Total non-issue. I think people just worry about other unanticipated costs.

  • My partner and I foster a lot of cats. Some of the sweetest cats take forever to get adopted just because they aren't kittens anymore. One of our fosters has been with us for almost three years now - just because he isn't a kitten and needs some inexpensive meds sprinkled on his food once a day.

  • How did I not think of that?

  • She's discovered that she can get 'mom time' by jumping up on the desk we have in the room because oh man, do they never let her rest otherwise.

  • Totally agree.

    Moderating models for safety is a problematic idea. Prusa then bears liability in the event that a model fails. 3D printing works only because it's the person who physically makes the print who has the ultimate responsibility to determine if it is safe and fit for purpose.

    If you don't like the competitions, don't take part. Personally I view them as a nice way to encourage the community to share ideas.