This article is great. As a system administrator by trade, I always start replying to posts where Linux enthusiasts can’t understand why more people don’t use it, then delete it as it’s too long. This article checks all the boxes in explaining the many challenges that Linux presents to normal users.

Wait until you see Upper Canada and Lower Canada.

Maybe every time someone in EU governance brings it up, they should get hacked and doxxed and we’ll see how they like it.

That really sucks. My heart goes out to you. I can’t give any advice, I think others in here are more qualified for that.

I enjoy that it says they are invertebrates. Because you can’t really tell when looking at them.

People are the worst. I mean that is some vandalism that took a lot of time and a little planning.

Though the fact that the peony is only native to Eurasia and Western North America suggests this crime is not in anyway against ‘nature.’ Though I’m no botanist.

Am I the only one who sees this clearly isn’t a cup?

🤦‍♂️

The best part of the whole thing is when the first doctor refers to the other two as “a dandy and a clown”

100% agree. The quality of Canadian news is at an all time low, and now we get to talk about the hat worn by wife of the orange Mussolini.

I don’t have cable, but when I went to my father’s house he had it on whatever the CTV new channel is, and the coverage was just as dreadful.

I read things on here, so I guess I can’t be that picky.

Why did reading that sentence damage my brain?

Old man yells at cloud.

Old man yells at cloud.

That’s pretty good. Doesn’t have the rapping of Die Antword, but definitely a very similar rave vibe.

I’ll have to check out more.

I think it could be considered cruel and unusual to force asylum seekers to live in Kanata.

The NIMBY is strong in Kanata.

Two things you can try is disabling USB selective suspend. The same section of power options has an option for Turn off hard disks after…

I’ve seen suggestions of a link between ADHD and restless leg syndrome in the past, but that was many years ago. Checking Wikipedia’s RLS page now it states up to 44% of people with ADHD also have RLS.

I did have issues with it as a child, but was able to get it under control in early adulthood. Although around the same period I also started on Strattera and anti-anxiety medications - so maybe that helped sort it out.

I noticed it says placebos to be very effective, maybe you can get some of those OTC 😆

I can’t help but feel this is a bit of a stretch.