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joined 2 years ago
Someone in my family wants this to happen because it will make travelling to their favourite restaurant easier.
This will require strengthening domestic manufacturing, [...] develop[ing] workforce resilience, domestic capacity and innovation right here at home. [...] The solution lies in strengthening Canadians’ right to repair the products and devices we rely upon.
I found this overly strong at first, but it holds water. If there's a market for it that means a domestic capacity for it and related technical, manufacturing-adjacent things.
DIY repair has saved me a lot of money and headache, and saved a lot of stuff from landfill. It should be an easy sell, but with everything going towards a subscription model - overtly or covertly - we aren't supposed to own things anymore. I would expect the balance of lobby money to be on the other side of this issue every time.
$11 is wild for all that!
The New Order was enjoyable vengence porn against Nazis, it's a good time; maybe I need that again!
I've been playing the heck out of Harebrained Schemes' BattleTech; I haven't binge-played like this in a long time. It never feels fair; 2-1 odds is typical, but it's always possible. Pretty satisfying to overcome unfair situations. Makes me feel smart and capable! Plus, jumpy stompy robots!
The company managing this land for the owner is a private island broker: https://www.vladi-private-islands.de/en/island-archive/canada-east/central
I do not know Idaho, but I agree it is an awful reason. It is soul wrenchingly stupid. It has reduced my faith in humanity and decreased my fear of a comet.