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Anna Anthro
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โUnderstand what almost happened Friday night.
A foreign government attempted to acquire, by contract, control over #Canadaโs trade relationships, cultural protections, official languages policy, auto industry, and provincial procurement, with a unilateral-enforcement whip attached, and they tried to do it in the dark, at midnight, on a deadline they manufactured.
The 51st state thing was never a joke. It was a mission statement.
Friday was the paperwork.โ
https://deanblundell.substack.com/p/breaking-the-annexation-papers-what
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BrianJopek@mastodon.worldThe first time I watched Return of the Jedi, I wondered how we were supposed to believe that a gelatinous, slimy mound of evil who could barely move around and wholly depended on sycophants to cater to his every whim could have possibly amassed such a fortune that he would inspire fear and be running things.
I get it now. - Toni McGee Causey
#USpol
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Kristian_Kiehling@mastodon.social"How Russian propaganda works abroad, in one sentence per layer:
For the right: "Russia defends tradition." For the left: "NATO caused this." For the pacifist: "Weapons prolong war." For the cynic: "Everyone lies equally." For the tired: "It's complicated."
Five contradictory messages, one output: do nothing.
Russian propaganda doesn't need you to love Moscow. It needs you paralyzed."
Sulkhan Metreveli, CEO Met Capital | Director ACR Institute
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monsieuriconJust, you know, in case you forgot about the full scale war that's going on as a faraway background to our daily lives.
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monsieuriconI've been buying System76 for work, but their laptops are expensive and I have to pay high import fees -- plus they are US-based.
My current thinking is some basic Lenovo stuff, but maybe I'm missing something great.
Please, no need to mention Framework -- not interested.
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monsieuriconClearly, we live in the future.
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monsieuriconIt's not the cookies I want to send...
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monsieuriconhttps://lore.kernel.org/tools/20260805-alluring-arrogant-grouse-ece17a@meerkat/T/#u
If you've tried "b4 review" in its first release and found that it annoyed you too much, it may be worth trying it again, as there was a lot of churn based on everyone's feedback.
I also added the initial "b4 bugs" support that integrates git-bug and distributed bug tracking. It's not ready to go fully yet to replace bugzilla, but we're hopefully getting there once the web submission frontend is ready to go.
E.g. b4's own bug tracking is here:
https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/utils/b4/b4.git/bugs/
(but you'll have to stare at the Anubis screen for a good minute to see it, sigh)
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