I’d say don’t go even if they pay you.

Incompetence and cruelty are the hallmarks of this administration.

Doing okay. Switched from MacOS to Linux - Ubuntu and Tuxedo in the past four months. They are great for home use but I am not 100% ready to use them as my work computers. Yet. But hopefully soon. Gaming is great using Tuxedo, although it was a little difficult to install software on the KDE system as I had no real idea what I was doing :)

This was obvious right out of the gate. Now how can be stopped. Apparently they have an annual budget just short of Canada’s entire military.

Jennessee?

Poland: pickle soup.

Let them

Avoiding American booze has given Canadian alcohols a chance to grow. Kiefer Sutherland is from NS and he has started a new whiskey brand, and he is building a new distillery in rural NS. Thanks America! 👍🏼

Perfectly nuts.

18 or 20. Depends how I’m feeling.

I just changed over my work laptop to Ubuntu with the gracious help of a tech-savvy friend. It works like a charm although I haven’t tried to print anything yet. Proton VPN needed installing using the terminal, but it was all ‘cut and paste’ from the Proton website. Tuxedo mini-PC is in the mail and hoping to convert a 2013 MacBook Pro to Mint in the future. So, it is going well.

Not sure I need to hear the opinions of people from Bedford who are trapped in their cars almost by definition. The high density of people living on the peninsula also deserve to have their tax money spent on improving the peninsula, not expanding Clayton Park, Larry Uteck and Bedford. Yes the bike lanes are a bit of a pain in the ass for drivers, but once the bikes catch on, it should make a huge difference for people who actually live in downtown Halifax. That’s what I want to believe anyway.

And in terms of traffic. We need more efficient lane markings to help traffic flow better. The inbound lane on the new Cogswell interchange takes THREE lane changes just to keep going straight!! It’s infuriating. Fix that first. Leave the bike lanes alone.

Was going to fly to Boston with my sister to see a Laker’s game this March, but that’s all off the table now. No tickets, no hotel, no flights; we’ll use the money for a different game, maybe in Toronto. I’m not stepping foot in the US if I can help it, in solidarity with many other Canadians. Just how it is right now.