puppinstuff @ puppinstuff @lemmy.ca

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Yet spammers find my clients’ contact forms and send dozens of emails an hour until I put on recapcha and then it stops.

I would love an alternative that isn’t swapping one insidious company with another.

“So unfair. Nasty people.”

So now the US will have to watch out for Switch 2s and iPhone 17s beings smuggled in at the Canadian border along with the eggs.

Yes but if one use hundreds of Proton or Fastmail-generated email masks it’s a big switching cost.

I just don’t have the energy to play email host hopscotch. Every capitalist CEO is going to stay something I don’t like with eventually.

While completely disagreeing, I can tolerate Proton leadership having a preference towards the political party that imposes less red tape. But after the decade of the month it’s been the dude will probably reverse his opinion now that his money is in danger.

Pretty much. I don’t want to wake up to find out my email stopped working because a rapist wrote a new executive order after his Big Mac-fueled fever dream.

Compared to?

I think somebody on his team told him it would be good strategy to appear cozy with Carney in election season in order to make our Conservative candidate more appealing. Thankfully it is not working.

Yep. Being a contrarian in the face of a resource economy changeover doesn’t make you distinct. It just makes you stubborn.

I would find a wave of advancing pissed off mama bears absolutely terrifying.

Effin’ finally. Let people make mistakes and apologize for them. It’s too late to run a new candidate and voters shouldn’t be disenfranchised on principle.

He’s been looking so tired in his last few one-on-one interviews. I wouldn’t put it past him to purposely swing too far right into the conservative playbook to hose his party before they boot him.

I want companies to make robots to vacuum for me. I don’t want them to make my own drudgery time more “convenient”.

Nobody: “Now my boss can text me any time of day even when I’m doing housework!”

I hope he stays on with an apology. People are allowed to make mistakes. Especially on the right, so turnabout is fair play.

I didn’t except to see a Mastodon icon. Honestly I kind of hope our little social corner remains low key for as long as possible.

I’d play the delay card as much as I could, too. Every week we hold off even bigger tariffs is another week to get more trading partners on board.

Let’s see how Carney recounts it before celebrating.

“I don’t know why everybody thinks I’m a cow” says the person standing in a field with cows and loudly chewing grass.

Getting security clearance should not be a partisan issue. Intelligence agencies have reported credible foreign interference going back years and all but one party leader has the ability to act on that knowledge.

To say a sitting MP is not a member of government is semantics at best. If you can vote in Parliament on government policy you are exerting your opinion on government policy, even if your interpretation differentiates between Parliament and Goverment.

The Liberal Party isn’t the one supplying him with secret information. On issues of concern CSIS (and assuming others) supply it to all parties and individuals with clearance regardless of who’s in power. And in election time this is even more important so a party leader can know which of his ranks are being propped up by foreign governments in exchange for influence.

The hypothetical excuse of being muzzled from sharing secret information is flimsy. Let’s hear all about the earth-shattering privileged information PP has managed to dig up on his own that he’s shared with the public in the interest of democracy. Pffft.

That’s collaboration.