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I’d go further and say that any new data centre project must also fund a renewable energy project to offset its energy requirements.

FT did the same thing.

There’s no poaching going on… just trying to be more attractive than China and Germany to academics fleeing the US.

This is Donald Trump we’re talking about.

He’ll just sign an executive order officially renaming horesemeat to be called American Beef.

The lake name never changed for anyone except the US Federal government.

Yup; Anishinaabe Gichigami to be specific.

And now we know what happened to the wild horses.

For them, logic works both ways; they can persecute the academics and cut their funding to own the libs while also threaten war on Canada for stealing the same people.

I think FT will find that it’s not poaching; that’s just where the educators fleeing the US landed.

Canada’s not trying to woo US educators to Canada; they’re trying to be more attractive than Germany and China to those already leaving.

But as this trade war ramps up, we’re going to see an increase in this “Canada stealing our <insert thing here> rhetoric out of US media.

It’s like he thinks he’s punishing Canada.

The reason the lake (and the province, and the city in New York) is called Ontario is because that’s what it’s been called for the last thousand or so years.

All calling it “Lake America” does is shows the pompousness and ignorance of the person calling it that.

Of course, Canada should retaliate by renaming Lake Superior to it’s original name….

Where I live, most restaurants I’d visit have a sign up in the door saying “filming and photography inside this restaurant is prohibited without permission from management.”

If I see someone waving a phone around, I just wave at the nearest waitstaff and point, and they take care of it from there.

It’s tricky though, because a restaurant doesn’t want to get plastered all over YT or IG either. But at least they can point out the fact that it’s clearly posted on the door.

https://xkcd.com/927/

https://xkcd.com/927/

Yes, because you’re using an encrypted channel for all network traffic and your home DNS.

There are some ways that an activity hostile Wi-Fi network can route around some of that, but for most use cases, it provides you a secure extension of your home network.

Tailscale is free and is just a wireguard client/server; there’s apps for Linux/Windows/Android/macOS/iOS, and they shouldn’t make much of an impact. Of course, whatever network traffic you route over it could have an impact, but that’s up to you.

Use Tailscale; you set up a single account and then install the client on the devices you want to connect. You can select one to be an exit node (one on your home network) and then all devices can connect to that device and transit to the Internet irrespective of port forwarding etc.

The one downside to this is that you do end up with an account hosted on Tailscale servers, but this becomes the only exposure point.

Replying to my own question:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quebecor

It’s owned by Quebecor Inc, a fully Canadian conglomerate traded on the TSX.

So if you aren’t sure about the trustworthiness of an independent paper, there’s at least one fully Canadian media conglomerate besides CBC.

Who owns Quebecor Media now?

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WHERE’s THE BEEF (from)?

That’s great that we’re getting a domestic payment processor.

Now when are we getting a domestic credit agency?

TransUnion, Experion and friends shouldn’t really be allowed to do business in Canada.