Joe Dyrt @ JoeDyrt @lemmy.ca

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Fifty percent of people are dumber than the average. Of course a much smaller percentage are REALLY effing dumb.

This post may help you find a way to affordably watch your preferred events: https://lemmy.ca/post/45128952

"Seventy-five cents of every dollar of capital spending for defence goes to the United States. That's not smart," - Carney Yes! Lets spread it out to those who might be willing and able to defend ournational security so we can continue to support each others' cultures!

For porn.

Blasphemy! May you be scalded by freshly boiled pasta and extra piquante marinara sauce! /s

I think you really nailed it to the wall for all to see!

“Drones cost a tiny fraction of advanced weapons like fighter jets. “If one gets blown up you can take another one off the shelf and keep sending them against the Russians,” said Stukalov. “That is what the future battlefield is becoming.”

Yet Canada is committed to spending billions on F35s. When one goes down, there isn’t another one. Despite 30+years nurturing Canadian military aircraft, or maybe because of it, I ask: if the future is drones, why spend money on the past? If we spent billions on drones, what could we NOT do?

So they want you have it anyway!

So, what to do it? I think you have found the best solution; use your VPN on mobile all the time. This means you will do more captchas, but you will have more access to sites.

My VPN , Private Internet Access, uses its own DNS server, which translates urls to actual IP addresses. Your phone may be using your mobile provider’s DNS server, which may be blocking access to that IP adresss, while your VPN’s DNS does not block it. Your desktop system is likely using another DNS server, setup by your internet service provider.

Isn’t it ironic!

One person can have multiple flights per year. Its still a huge number considering the billions in Asia who never fly.

Time to call up and arm our Secondary Reserves

The only reply from an actual border crosser!

Yes! A family member lives in our primary residence! Renew DL, health insurance, etc on tri-annual visits!

What BS!

I DID buy a new computer; MacBook!

I submitted photos online of our passport pages as ID when applying to the Registry of International Voters. Of course, a passport does not have one’s address. I suspect being on the registered voters list in the riding (despite it was significantly redrawn in 2022) for a decade might have helped to corroborate our bona fides.

Hooray hooray, it’s the first of May ! new SAR aircraft fly today!

In Mexico, I had to apply to be added to the Register of International Electors, which i did on 24 March. My wife received her ballot kit on 4 April. Mine had to be resent by Elections Canada due to my Canadian postal code being entered as my address abroad. Nevertheless, i received my ballot kit on 11 or 12 April. On 14 April, in cooperation with another Canadian couple, we put all four of the envelopes in a DHL envelope and sent it back. Three days later I was notified by EC that they were received. So our mail-in ballots reached our respective electoral districts in good time to be counted. Just a good news story! FYI: The DHL envelope and the outermost EC envelope had both been opened, presumably by Mexican Customs officials.