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A browser-based game for furries and anthropomorphic animal lovers!www.furvilla.com
A List Of Journalists Who’ve Taken Sponsored Israel Trips
A List Of Journalists Who’ve Taken Sponsored Israel Trips
These Canadian media figures went on trips sponsored by the Exigent Foundation, a pro-Israel organizationDavide Mastracci (The Maple)
You can’t beat Canada’s far-right with a broken electoral system
You can’t beat Canada's far-right with a broken electoral system - Ricochet
Learn why electoral reform is crucial for Canada, as leaders like Avi Lewis prioritize proportional representation in politics.Christo Aivalis (Ricochet)
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She's an anti-vax, convoy supporter who wanted to withdraw Canada from UN and UN-affiliated groups like the WHO. She famously hosted Christine Anderson from the AfD. She is stridently anti abortion and social conservative, and strongly pro-Israel.
I don't see why she would be better than Poilievre, it seems she would somehow be worse. At least Poilievre condemned the AfD meeting at the time.
I suspect that she is rather strongly allied with the religious right in the US, and therefore she would be even more likely to suck Trump's nuts from the back. I don't see indication that she has any national pride or vision that unifies Canada. And I've never heard anything interesting from her on economics, which is arguably our most important file right now.
MAJOR EDIT NEEDED: I'm a moron who thought the Lewis under discussion was Leslyn Lewis, instead of Avi Lewis. I have no excuse. The above was not meant to apply to Avi Lewis. Please downvote and ignore. I don't know anything about Avi Lewis.
My God I'm an idiot.
I was talking about Leslyn Lewis, and I'm out to lunch. I saw "right wing" and went in a completely different direction.
Punish me with downvotes, I deserve it. I'm leaving it up.
Punish me with downvotes, I deserve it.
Nope. Mistakes happen and we're all trying to be excellent to each other. You get upvotes for your excellent ownup. 🤗
It won't be the same in Canada though. /s
It is quite progressive Conservative if them though.
thebeaverton.com/2025/12/progr…
Progressive Conservative joins Progressive Conservative party - The Beaverton
OTTAWA - In a stunning move, progressive conservative MP Michael Ma crossed the floor Thursday to the progressive conservative Liberal Party, just a few weeks after similar minded progressive conservative Conservative MP Chris d'Entremont did the sam…Brigid Klyne-Simpson (The Beaverton)
FOSS Day One Journal Alternative
cross-posted from: mander.xyz/post/46344922
Does anyone have any recommendations for a good open source journaling app that can rival Day One? I'm looking for something end-to-end encrypted—I know Day One claims to be E2E, but I'm not sure I trust it. I use Joplin for my general note taking, but It's not really a suitable alternative for journaling.
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I will never understand the internet's hive mind hate boner for this game. People bitch about CoD, Fortnight, and having nothing new to play, but then something new comes out and it's immediately a failure since it didn't instantly pass CoD's player count.
The damn thing has been out all of like 36 hours. It's like everyone in the gaming community has the attention and patience of a Netflix exec now.
Xfwl4 - The roadmap for a Xfce Wayland Compositor
We, the Xfce team are excited to share some great news!
After careful consideration, we’ve decided on a meaningful way to use the generous donations from our community: funding longtime Xfce core developer Brian Tarricone to create xfwl4, a brand-new Wayland compositor for Xfce.
This initiative will utilize a significant portion of the project’s donated funds, but we believe it’s an important investment in Xfce’s future.
The goal is, that xfwl4 will offer the same functionality and behavior as xfwm4 does, or as much as possible considering the differences between X11 and Wayland. Using xfwl4 should feel just like using xfwm4 on X11. We even plan to reuse the existing xfwm4 configuration dialogs and xfconf settings to ensure a seamless transition.
Xfwl4 will not be based on the existing xfwm4 code. Instead, it will be written from scratch in rust, using smithay building blocks.
Additional news articles on the topic:
- Xfwl4 Being Developed As New Wayland Compositor For Xfce
- Xfwl4: the roadmap for a Xfce Wayland compositor
- Xfce Begins Work on xfwl4, a Rust-Based Wayland Compositor
- Xfce Desktop Environment Is Getting a Rust-Based Wayland Compositor
Xfce Desktop Environment Is Getting a Rust-Based Wayland Compositor - 9to5Linux
Xfce desktop environment is getting a brand-new Wayland compositor called Xfwl4, which will be included in the Xfce 4.22 release.Marcus Nestor (9to5Linux)
Experts warn the world is at its closest of Armageddon today then ever before
Experts warn the world is at its closest of Armageddon today then ever before
In 2026 nuclear experts Professors Jeffrey Sachs and Glenn Diesen have warned that nuclear war is closer today than it has ever been in the past. They have warned that…LLB staff reporter (London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com)
Alberta justices speak up about independence after premier muses about directing the courts
“Court of Appeal and King’s Bench [judges] are chosen by the federal government. In fact, I just wrote a letter to [Prime Minister] Mark Carney saying maybe we should look at a way, now that we’ve got some openings on King’s Bench, for us to have a joint process to choose those judges so we start choosing judges in Alberta that reflect the values of how we want them to operate here.”
Emphasis mine.
Like wtf... that is exactly what is NOT supposed to happen. They shouldn't be ruling on values, they should be ruling on the god damn law.
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One of the reasons I no longer work at a non profit group of homeless shelters in the US is because the board fucking contracted consulting with a private security company that worked with and had many IDF people in it, for our shelter security protocols.
That and I was adamantly opposed to using any Microsoft service to handle any of our data on our homless and in need 'clients'.
I was about 5 years ahead of the curve on 'MSFT is a data / PII security nightmare', just look at basically all of Europe right now, but you can perhaps imagine how that attitude doesn't fly so well in Seattle.
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Davos, Carney and the staged revolt against American hegemony
Davos, Carney and the staged revolt against American hegemony
Does Carney’s WEF speech herald a sincere embrace of multipolarity — and rejection of US hegemony — or a mere rebranding of empire?Thomas Fazi
"Staged" is the right word here.
You should've seen him during the debates before the elections.
He talks left and walks right.
Alex Pretti’s murder was an attack on press freedom
Alex Pretti’s murder was an attack on press freedom
Officials’ anti-recording playbook is an update of the old anti-whistleblowing oneFreedom of the Press
Tom Homan Accidentally Makes Crucial Admission on That $50K Cash Bribe
Tom Homan Accidentally Makes Crucial Admission on That $50K Cash Bribe
Trump’s border czar was asked on Fox News about accepting a bag full of cash. His answer said it all.The New Republic
Just did my first in place upgrade. It was super easy.
Been using Linux off and on for years. Back when Windows 10 got EOL'd, I decided to go all in. I'm one of those weirdos who doesn't like Mint/Cinnamon, so I went with MX 23 + Plasma.
Now that MX 25 has been out for a bit, I figured I'd try my first in place upgrade: mxlinux.org/wiki/in-place-upgr…
The instructions said the process would be "a little bumpy," but it really wasn't at all - I'm comfortable with a command line.
Only issue was that my icons were all blank after the upgrade. (I figured a theme got upgraded and the old icon paths were invalid.) All I had to do was go into settings and pick a new icon pack.
Since this was my first time, I don't really know if that was typical for in place upgrades. I'm sure I'll find out eventually, haha.
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Totally +1 for MX. I've tried a few distros over the years, and sure plenty of woes 'could' be the recent growing pains into Wayland, etc ... but thus far, MX has been so fucking easy it's almost concerning.
The only thing I'd slightly gripe about so far is the highly limited options at install time. No multiple partition setup or nearly any alternative choices ... but that can also be viewed as a positive.
From the standpoint of, "I just want this shit to work", it's been excellent.
I was also looking at cinnamon, but I wanted a KDE Plasma option. Then I ran into MX and figured why not try? A couple of very simple and fast installs later, and two different laptops are now running it.
The extreme ease at installing nvidia drivers was just icing on the cake for how easy the rest went.
Yeah, all this exactly.
My desktop is pretty old, but I still use it for blender and 3D printing stuff. I don't need anything too complex - just stability (including compatibility with my Nvidia card). No need for complex partitioning, partly because all my files are on my NAS. And the antiX package manager is much better than Synaptics - I should figure out if it works on other flavors of Debian, too..
I've played with tons of distros. I run Bazzite for gaming, and I love Endeavour for productivity. But I keep going back to MX on anything a little older.
First time i hear about MX Linux tbh. I check it out though see what it is about.
For me personally I am more a fan of a rolling distro on the desktop.
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Or perhaps they have actually found a large enough market to cover the cost of development.
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