Hypocrisy is the conservative way, though. The Canadian conservative party leader (but not actually an MP) got into politics saying if he were Prime Minister, he would enact a two-term limit (8 years) for all MPs.

He was an MP for 25 years until he lost his seat this spring. Ironically, one of his campaign slogans was ‘vote for change’. Upon the electorate voting for the change of their representative and him losing his seat, he then went to Alberta to steal another conservative MP’s seat, while also continuing to reside in the mansion for the official Leader of the Opposition in Parliament.

With that, survey data are some of the poorest quality data.

Support local first.

Nope. No one person ever needs anything near that amount of money.

An HRV tempers the incoming air with the air going out no matter the season. So, in winter, it recovers some heat from the exhaust air and exchanges it with the cold intake air, keeping heat inside.

In the summer, it’s the opposite. The exhaust air cools the hot intake air, keeping the heat outside.

It’s essentially always working for your benefit (except for one edge case that I can expand on if you’d like), always providing fresh air and exhausting stale air while helping to keep the interior temperature where desired.

I’d recommend keeping it on all the time, no matter if you open windows or not.

A 30 year old friend of mine didn’t know about incognito mode. A certain subreddit popped up, on his projector screen, as a recommendation when we were searching for a sports stream to watch. I don’t think anyone else noticed or would really know what the sub was, but I later casually mentioned this really cool browser feature to use in case you need to search something weird.

I learned one shouldn’t assume that everyone is familiar with all the digital tricks to hide what they’d prefer others not see.

I’ve just started using linkwarden and love it as well. I chose it over Karakeep because it archives a copy of the page so it’s still accessible if the original page is modified or becomes inaccessible in the future.

What are you using for oil? Perhaps it’s rancid. Or perhaps you have an allergy.

Well, that was an adventure.

Just another day in Florida.

“Small government” and all

I would also argue the bridge is ever changing as well. It has different vehicles crossing it, every tire wears the surface, the materials expand and contract with temperature, the structure weathers continuously.

Just because one doesn’t notice, doesn’t mean something doesn’t change.

Philosophically, it really all boils down to the only thing that exists is the present. The past doesn’t exist, the future doesn’t exist. The only thing that is real is what is happening in this very moment.

The river is not the same as when you crossed it this morning, neither is the bridge. It is only as it exists now, and it will never exist in this same way at any other time.

The metaphor is that the river is always changing. The water is different water, and the water is continuously shaping the earth around and beneath it.

Don’t let them fool you. Meta is a data broker masquerading as a social media company.

Just as you will never cross the same river twice, you, and those around you, are ever changing. You are a completely different person in a completely different world than existed that 17 years ago.

There could be thousands of people in that shower if they were pondering in the rain!

The privacy of what? An odometer reading?

It is until tire manufacturers get an incentive to sell decreased wear tires, likely at the expense of other features. Along with people putting off tire replacement even longer, this would just be asking for a significant decrease in road safety.

One would’ve thought the organization that stands for open source software to be quite democratic. Seems that may not be the case.

There are several options, like with pictures or not. I think the complete archive is about 110 GB, but see for yourself.