

The ones being implemented into emergency call centers are better though? Right?
The ones being implemented into emergency call centers are better though? Right?
Because cars don’t cause deaths, it’s the pedestrians jumping infront of my car that do. /s
Edit: Has everyone been missing the satire in this point?
Canada checking in with 37.5.
But let’s be honest working through lunch eveyday it’s actually 42.5
It really depends where you put that small pause.
Its like saying spider-man without the hyphen.
Should have specified, anything equivalent for Canadians. I was interested in Privacy.com but the TOS are only for the USA.
FIngernails and toenails are primarily composed of dead skin cells. I wonder if having a meat allergy would make one allergic to biting their own nails.
Would a meat allergy cause me to be allergic to myself? /s
ICE seems to have already checked two of those boxes, torture and killing.
And I bet rape must be happening in some of those ICE “holding facilities”.
Do pubes need to shaved as well?
He was denied entry BEFORE entering the US, instead of entering and being abducted by ICE.
That golden light would look great on my water bed and lava lamp collection.
Maybe you and I can agree that a wall of Trucks and Trailers like this should never be allowed?
Hwys really should not need to be any wider that what’s shown in this photo.
Trucks and trailers on the right always, cars in the middle, and passing on the left.
Or for our UK friend’s. Lorries on the left always, cars in the middle, and passing on the right.
I present to you hwy 401 in Toronto Ontario Canada. 18 lanes at its widest point. (Just south of Pearson International Airport)
Worth a watch, a five-part documentary television series called Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV (2024)
It details the toxic behind-the-scenes world of children’s television programs from the 1990s to the 2000s, with a special focus on Dan Schneider’s tenure as a producer and showrunner at Nickelodeon.
Absolutely correct, Canadian Newspaper pulled the same thing, but they also blocked social media sites from sharing or posting links to their sites, blaming the links were “summarized”. Their argument was the links were being summarized and users were not visiting the Newspapers website.
So social media sites blocked all links of Canadian news, then Newspapers cried foul after a drop in traffic.
Funny enough when you see a summarized link, such as ones that show a picture and maybe a sentence, the content shown in that summary is directly controlled by the site being linked.
That happened in Canada as well a while back.
Funny story though, web extracts that become visible when you share a link for example on a social media platform or even through a text message are actually “controlled” by the source website.
This means the short summary that can range from a sentence to a few sentences is actually completely in the hands of the source website and is not actually “scrapped” when the link is shared.
Just add a search yesterday on the App Store and Google Play Store to see what new “productivity apps” are around. Pretty much every app now has AI somewhere in its name.