I was about to comment the same. Maybe the reason the kid grows up with issues is that their food kept getting stolen

Reporting back, you were absolutely correct. Hardware acceleration was turned back on, and turning it off fixed the problem.

No it’s not true, though it is a close approximation. Another has the actual formula, but the proof that it’s incorrect is that 32°F = 0°C, while (32-30)/2 = 1.

I’ll give it a shot. I don’t use flatpaks, but I think I’ve already disabled hardware acceleration for a previous issue? I’ll report back once I’ve checked/tried it out.

Nope, just uBlock. If I disable uBlock before loading the page everything works fine as well, so I’m pretty sure it’s uBlock.

But I’m on Linux (openSuse Tumbleweed) and have had some interesting “distro specific” bugs in recent months, so I’m chalking it up to “my OS + Firefox” and not “uBlock”

Mine isn’t working flawlessly with this exact set up, but it’s just forcing me to refresh the page every time I load a new video. Still no ads.

Neither. It’s just pickle.

I do like how Ch’town made the list for PEI

The survey was conducted amongst people over the age of 50.

Absolutely agree with this view.

I didn’t properly articulate this in my own comment, so thank you. Yes, the survey was done by an external source (again, I do personally agree with it’s findings), I was just highlighting the source of the article commenting on it.

Different eyes looking at the same survey will see different things, and a journalist will highlight different things depending on a target audience. Given the Chinese domain (.cn) and English language, I personally assumed that it was focusing on highlighting improvements in Canadian general opinion towards Chinese trade and might downplay more neutral view points not to suppress them but because they’re not necessarily relevant to the point of the article.

I view the article through the same lense I would view an American article or a German article on the same survey; as a third party commenting on a Canadian survey to bolster their own point. The important part is actually looking at the results of that Leger study (as you pointed out).

Agreeing with other comments, it is a Chinese domain and a Chinese news site so doesn’t necessarily reflect Canada as a whole.

The article is talking about an n = 1570 study where 61% or people say they supported the trade deal with regards to EV (the article doesn’t specify whether the canola export portion of the deal may have influenced perceptions). All in all, it’s the other side of a trade deal pointing at roughly 1000 people saying they are for the deal and saying “see? Canada supports the deal”.

All this said, had I been asked I would be in the “strongly support” camp (noted as 24% in the article). The EV tarrifs were not completely removed, but removed for up to 49000 total sales under a certain value per year. Those tariffs were put in place as a measure to a) dissuade the Americans from increasing tariffs against us and b) prevent cheaper Chinese EVs from undercutting Musk’s market share. The tariffs were increased anyways and why should we continue supporting that piece of trash.

Do I think Chinese EVs will save the world? No. Do I think that China is an objectively good state? No. But I do think that removing those tariffs is a good thing.

Humour’s legal mate, you’re just not funny

Isn’t he just also an all around piece of shit? Like intentionally giving other people concussions levels of piece of shit?

This I understand, but why so many 'B’s? Are these also former vitamins that we discovered were just variations of the original B vitamin?

This is me with EU5. I’ve sunk so many hours into EU4 that I know I could get lost in EU5, and I don’t want to enter the time vortex.

50°F is when I might start wearing pants instead if shorts. I will still be wearing a t-shirt, and won’t bring a jacket until at least 40°F.

70°F is the hottest it can be outside before I become uncomfortably warm.

When I get in a hot tub that is at 100°F, I will turn it down to at least 95°F and know that I won’t be able to stay much longer.

This is the other problem with Fahrenheit, there is no universal “100% hot”. While Celsius doesn’t have the granularity and is subject to “just ask water how it feels” criticism, at least “what temperature is water” is a consistent way to explain it as opposed to saying “at 100°, you’ll be hot”

You can see the ‘more wet’ spot where the wagging tail was thumping the deck

I’m from one of those provinces. I’m a 10th Generation Canadian whose family fled after the Revolutionary War because they supported the Brits, and we’ve lived in our small community since then. I am not, and have no intention to be an American.

But all the same, something like this doesn’t need more than a simple apology. Maybe they used the US instead of ‘Eastern North America’ and didn’t think anything of it. Maybe they’re just bad at geography. But if it was intentional, that’s when I get mad.

Love going fishing in Qwebek