You can’t apply for refugee status from the US to Canada anyway

And solar when you’re so far north is pretty stupid

And you think that just because they have something to help in 30 years they’ll sit there with a thumb up their ass and wait before doing anything else?

Never get involved in politics or management of any sort, thank you.

I’ve cancelled my subscriptions to only subscribe to the platforms owned by our national broadcaster even if there’s one of them I don’t watch any shows on, fuck those American platforms.

If they want to exempt overtime from taxes they can manage it however they want since it doesn’t make sense to exempt overtime from taxes in the first place.

Now as for what counts as overtime when we’re talking about when you start getting paid more for the time you’re working? That’s whenever you’re working more than you’re supposed to.

Which is why I said it only makes sense if it’s for the taxes thing, for everything else you should be paid overtime when you’re working more than you’re supposed to, there’s no questions there.

Full time in the US is 40h though so 160h every 4 weeks is full time work and any overtime would put you above 160h over 4 weeks… Outside of that then sure your employer should pay you overtime on a daily/weekly basis and not over 4 weeks, but if it’s only about taxes then whatever, it doesn’t make sense to not pay taxes on it anyway.

But wouldn’t wood that’s more dense absorb less water in the same amount of time though? Meaning that more dense wood would better resist the abuse of transport.

I contacted them about wanting them to stop delivering the Sun to our new to us house, they told me they only see a subscription for another one of their journals and stopped that one… We’re still getting the Sun…

And the more people do the same the less console exclusives there will be (outside of the Nintendo ecosystem)

I 100% agree that billionaires shouldn’t exist. I also believe that governments will need to take actions and adopt laws that people won’t like at some point because we can’t expect people to cut on luxury stuff by themselves (like air travel for example)…

There are some things which the rich can’t force us to do, eating beef isn’t mandatory for example, neither is buying a car with a big engine instead of the more economical option, but realistically people won’t stop by themselves…

Yep! And the question should have been “Do you want us to negotiate the terms so we can have a second, well informed, referendum?”

Those cows exist because hundreds of millions of people eat cow meat, the 0.1% doesn’t force us to eat it.

I’m just saying that yes the 0.1% pollute more individually, but most people in first world countries pollute way more than they should and if they’re told to reduce their emissions they won’t be ready to do their part.

The problem is the inability of politicians to understand that you can take a huge decision with a referendum, but you can reverse that decision the same way.

And the 10% who are responsible for two thirds of emissions, which we’re probably both part of.

Get used to it because Trump will certainly make it harder and harder to get wood from Canada into the US and Canadian wood is of higher quality because it grows more slowly.

Only one to make setting up a keyboard shortcut easier (which is also needed on Windows, although the program is easier to use), but with which it was impossible to make it adjust the scaling properly, I had to settle for everything being way too big on my monitor so it would be correct on the TV.

Just the fact that you have to fuck around with the terminal to do stuff that should be fairly basic (like changing the download or documents folder location, which is just a change done in the folder’s properties on Windows) kinda ruins the experience and is a big security flaw as it teaches users to just input whatever some stranger tells them to input in the terminal.

The same way poor people keep voting for right wing parties

Both were trying to cater to people on the fence and lost the vote of people further left in that pursuit…