Totally fine. When I get that, I go with “Well a lot of people don’t like driving; transit and bikes take those cars away from the road so your driving will be nicer. The more people in cars the worse the driving for you. We can’t build wide enough to accommodate it while being able to afford living here. Transit and bikes are much cheaper and get cars out of your way. Vroom vroom”
This is not well understood. I don’t know if it is different by province but it’s definitely the case in Ontario. The Ontario provincial government can do anything with cities, including dissolve and create them.
Modern Monetary Theory. It’s a combination of Keynsian economics with some modern observations. Here’s an intro by Randall Wray.
“I’m the cash maaaan!” 🎵🎶
For those in Toronto.
Car brain disease…
Show them a picture of the Mimico railyard. Then blow their mind with “with 24-hour service, fewer trains need parking.”
It would be pretty sweet if Harris wins and doesn’t replace her.
I think we need to keep educating the people we know that the only way to decrease traffic in the city is to move as many people as possible out of their cars into public transit or on bikes. That’s an easy point to make.
Jesus fucking Christ. And these fuckers would win a reelection today.
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Why would it be fixed through shareholder voting? Most employees aren’t represented in those votes. The major shareholders have fundamentally different interests that are opposed to the interests of the employees. If employees were a majority shareholder, then that could work, but that’s almost never the case.
DevOps is often glorified Bash programming.
I think for games, people need newer kernels and drivers to support the newer hardware needed to play newer games, and they’re willing to put up with the bugs that come along with thay. Ubuntu and Debian (stable) aren’t strong at that by definition. I always use an older GPU that supported well by the Ubuntu LTS I run. If it doesn’t play something, I’ll wait till a new driver lands in that LTS or the next.
Good person! This is how you learn Linux and gain experience. Trying to understand why something happened and trying to fix it using that understanding. Not “just reinstall” or worse “you should use X distro instead.”
Agreed. I’m riding a similar bike myself, except it’s steel and has riser bars.
For a while. But the modern gravel bikes that are super popular around here are essentially 90s MTBs with 700c wheels and drop bars. So it’s kinda back. 😂
They’re talking about the MTB getting into cities, so yeah. 😀
Or that businesses that employ people in the classic employer-employee way are effectively price-fixing the labor market. The larger they are, the stronger the effect.
You’re observing a snapshot period and confusing it for the whole.
That’s one way to avoid the front line.