The Secrets of Sega Channel: Video Game History Foundation(VGHF) recovers over 100 Sega Channel ROMs (and more)
The Secrets of Sega Channel: VGHF recovers over 100 Sega Channel ROMs (and more) | Video Game History Foundation
Our project to preserve the history of Sega Channel — including over 100 new Sega Channel ROMs.Phil Salvador (Video Game History Foundation)
The Secrets of Sega Channel: Video Game History Foundation(VGHF) recovers over 100 Sega Channel ROMs (and more)
The Secrets of Sega Channel: VGHF recovers over 100 Sega Channel ROMs (and more) | Video Game History Foundation
Our project to preserve the history of Sega Channel — including over 100 new Sega Channel ROMs.Phil Salvador (Video Game History Foundation)
An Albertan's fridge got delivered to wrong address. Then police say he grabbed his gun
Alberta Mounties say a delivery man who was simply trying to drop off a fridge, a washer and a dryer ended up getting punched and threatened with a rifle over the appliances.
The confrontation happened on Dec. 4 at a rural residence near Sundre in central Alberta.
The delivery driver had gone to the wrong address then parked his truck on the side of a road and called the customer, said Cpl. Gina Slaney.
Soon after, the customer drove up and gave the driver a new address but he was told that was impossible.
"You can't just change the delivery address," Slaney said Tuesday.
Slaney said the customer allegedly opened the truck door, punched the driver two or three times, then went back to his vehicle and returned with a long gun, threatening to kill the driver if the appliances didn't go where he wanted.
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Canada's appeal dismissed in battle over fixing mould in Oneida grandmother’s home
The Canadian government has lost in court — again — to a First Nations grandmother fighting to fix extensive mould at her home on Oneida Nation of the Thames, near London, Ont.
The legal battle concerns Joanne Powless’s request for $200,000 through Jordan’s Principle for remediation work, which Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) denied, despite a doctor calling the service a "life-saving necessity" for Powless’s two grandchildren for whom she is the primary caregiver.
In a decision released Monday, the Federal Court of Appeal says ISC’s denial was unreasonable because it was neither justified, transparent nor intelligible. Worst of all, ISC failed to grapple with the potential consequences for the two young sisters with severe asthma made worse by mould, writes Justice K. A. Siobhan Monaghan.
Fact Sheet: Jordan's Principle - Addressing the Needs of First Nations Children - Canada.ca
The Government of Canada's new approach to Jordan's Principle is a child-first approach that addresses in a timely manner the needs of First Nations children living on reserve with a disability or a short-term condition.www.canada.ca
If my house has mold I'm on the hook for it.
If you're given a house as terms of a contract do you have to take care of it. Or is that someone else responsibility
Sweet! Great place showing off the projects and companies that are truely working towards respects your freedom type of computing!
I would add Oxide to the server list they are definitely in this space
Verizon refused to unlock man’s iPhone, so he sued the carrier and won
Verizon refused to unlock man’s iPhone, so he sued the carrier and won
Verizon changed policy after he bought the phone, wouldn’t unlock it despite FCC rule.Jon Brodkin (Ars Technica)
If AI replaces workers, should it also pay taxes?
If AI replaces workers, should it also pay taxes?
The technological race among industry giants and the wave of layoffs they have announced has revived the debate about the advisability of taxing automationLaura Delle Femmine (Ediciones EL PAÍS S.L.)
Tesla Robotaxis Are Crashing More Than 12 Times as Frequently as Human Drivers
Tesla Robotaxis Are Crashing More Than 12 Times as Frequently as Human Drivers: Report
The new data comes as Tesla is removing human safety monitors from its driverless taxi fleet.brad-reed (Common Dreams)
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Canada ranked 12th ‘freest’ country amid global decline in human freedom: think tank
Canada ranked 12th ‘freest’ country amid global decline in human freedom: think tank
A conservative Canadian think tank ranked Canada as the twelfth “freest” country in the world based on a global index that measures human freedoms, while claiming that freedom has declined for the vast majority of the world’s population in recent yea…Jordan Fleguel (CTVNews)
Canada would be higher if we had proportional representation, with proper accountability in government.
First-past-the-post holds us back at 11-14th place on international rankings.
Buy Canadian policy lets foreign-owned firms qualify as Canadian, Lightbound says
Buy Canadian policy lets foreign-owned firms qualify as Canadian, Lightbound says - The Logic
Companies must "actively operate" in Canada to bid on big federal contracts, says Procurement Minister Joël Lightbound. For some business groups, that's not Canadian enough.Laura Osman (The Logic Inc.)
They do a lot for consumer products and even food.
If the actual product or food item from a foreign country is cheaper than the packaging which was produced in Canada ... it can technically be said to be from Canada.
It's always a guessing game to try to figure out where some of these things are made and produced.
Bob Rae Had ‘Wings Clipped’ For Defending International Criminal Court
Bob Rae Had ‘Wings Clipped’ For Defending International Criminal Court
A Canadian diplomat based in Washington contacted Rae minutes after he posted a tweet defending the ICC.Alex Cosh (The Maple)
Carney’s finances ignite showdown over conflict-of-interest laws
Carney’s finances ignite showdown over conflict-of-interest laws - Ricochet
A new ethics committee report has intensified scrutiny of the prime minister’s 500-plus holdings — including millions in Brookfield stock — with questions of whether existing rules can contain unprecedented risks of conflictXavier Richer Vis (Ricochet)
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in reply to freijon • • •Any self-respecting "meme historian" would refer to themselves as a memeologist.
They would know the history of the word "meme" and that it is explicitly intended to be analogous with the word "gene".
We don't call them gene historians, we call them genealogists.
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in reply to affenlehrer • • •When the meme is in a digital format, then yes you can cut and paste.
Memes live in many formats though. Everything you have ever said is a meme in an audio format. Every thought you've ever had is a meme in the "thought" format. I'm not sure how you might crispr those.
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in reply to Krono • • •Memeologists do memeology.
Memeographers do memeograms.
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