Interesting that you could still care less. I’m in the same position and I literally couldn’t care any less unless I found some way to negatively care or something

Yeah, I only use that hot mess of an OS when I get paid to use it lmao

Is is our tax money paying Ford when it could be funding an even bigger science centre? We need to fix that lol

Right, and how does one define it sensibly? Especially when you’re considering a law that affects a group of people as diverse as a country’s population, and when it is regarding something that is dynamic in nature.

Why not make ALL salaries public regardless of if they’re private or public sector? Imagine the fun you could have with that kind of data

The bigger problem is how you define “social media”.

Do we can all message forums and Discord? Wikipedia has the “Talk” section, doesn’t that make it social media?

What about the drives of worthy educational content on YouTube?

What about the flood of misinformation sites that are likely to pop up as they’re going to be much harder to filter out?

Meanwhile we still have people screaming about the Sunshine list in Ontario, because it stayed at $100,000 while inflation continued to rise. If it stayed true to purpose, it would be closer to $200,000 now.

I wish I could do that, but it’s not worth the risk when my local guy wins and we lose massively at a federal level, so local guy can’t really do much of anything at all.

Which alternative should I have chosen: Voting for who I want and letting Cons win, or not voting at all and letting Cons win.

If the threat of losing the election was to the Liberals then yes. But until we ditch fptp we’re stuck with a two party system pretending to be a multi-party system.

I’m not sure that people voted for Carney as much as they were backed into a corner and forced to vote for him as a vote against Poilievre.

It needs reform, however not voting means you are just as okay with the elected official as you are somebody else getting voted in. If people cared to try to get him out, they would vote. In fact, with the system as broken as it is, it’s even more important to go out and vote if you don’t want him.

Most of Ontario didn’t even vote, so most of Ontario DID want him.

I like how we’re sinking more money into a dying industry instead of spending it to push renewables and become a leader there. What happens when our pipelines are worthless? Our land becomes fucked, our economy becomes fucked, and we have nothing left.

Democracy only works when people actually go out and fucking vote.

Gotta trigger people to go out and vote. We could have 999 elections, and they’d all have the same result if people continue to not bother voting. That’s why we are where we are now - everybody wants to bitch and complain, nobody wants to actually go out and make a difference when they have the chance.

Prob move to Alberta and take up residence under Smith’s desk.

He should tell that to the landlords, not the renters.

That’s not my point. My point is, they try Zorin, they don’t like it, and now they go on about how much Linux sucks as they run back to Windows. I highly doubt many of them will bother distro-hopping. As far as must users will be concerned, they tried Linux and it sucked. They’re almost definitely not going to want to spend more time redoing their system a bunch until they find one they like, nor are they going to want to spend the time with dotfiles getting it the way they want.

If they did research on other distros before installing Zorin, they probably wouldn’t have gone with Zorin…

They’re riding a bandwagon, not setting their own path.

Some of them might. But I wouldn’t put too much faith in them, though.