yannic @ yannic @lemmy.ca

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Correct me if I'm wrong, but that responsibility is limited to during working hours and/or inside the workplace. (And to be clear, I'm referring to their employer, Canada Post, not the Canadian Government, who does have the right to enforce similar mandates in a Public Health Emergencies like the one we just had)

Including the three genders?

This is the best summary I could come up with:

Racism.

The original article contains 1,540 words, the summary contains 1 word. Saved 99%. I'm a human and I'm ashamed.

Also, it was grape flavour, not cherry flavour Flavor Aid.

"could arrive soon"

The "zone of secrecy" is there for practical reasons, and based on that quote, it remains in full effect.

My favourite is:

Them: We want less red in the pie chart. Fix that remote vulnerability.

Me: We don't even have that component enabled. It's reporting on a DLL file version, not the vulnerability itself.

Them: Just lower our vulnerability score.

(Me wondering if I deploying dozens of fully-patched systems would have the same proportional effect)

Tenable (or how our security folks have our scans configured) doesn't seem to get that.

If we respond to this, does it count as virtue signaling?

I avoided going to the bi-weekly coke sale at Shopper's Drug Mart. Looks like I'll be pouring my drinks a bit rich for the next little while. Ever since Loblaws bought them and the subsequent price increase, I've been less confident that it really is the loss-leader I've been led to believe it was. Then, my wife had a prescription faxed there since our local pharmacy had already closed for the day.

I grumbled about it and had it transferred to the co-op, since I had been meaning to get set up there (3rd party insurance and all).

Target sells groceries.

Nah, he's had his reportable soundbite. He's quiet because he's just thinking of another way to catch the media's attention. His voter base gobbles this stuff up.

Ingredients to yummy things can have less than appetizing origins all the while still making a yummy product. Collagen, carmine, and that dough conditioner made of hair and feathers all come to mind.
Some folks just like to minimize their blood and pus intake more than others, I guess, or maybe it's just that it's cross-species. Human milk could be more up their alley.

You think the devout ones think they're good?

Probably the opposite, dude.

The religious aren't as obtuse as Internet randos suddenly given a voice may lead you to believe. Even those who profess reincarnation believe we only get to experience this life and serve our purpose once. May as well make the most of it.

I want a car, not a subscription.

Admittedly, many internal combustion vehicles have subscriptions, too, but the EV industry is so much worse for this.

More like the actor Robert Patrick having a severe anaphylactic reaction.

Are we still talking about Catholics?

There are two creation narratives in the book of Genesis, and both are considered to be historical allegories.

687? What an unusual department code. I wish I knew how to look those up.

I'm not overly inspired by the search results for UPC: 9584565010

What was the Canadian Tire part number?

Seems like that would be crucial information here. If you don't have it, the Universal Product Code code (UPC code) might do.

Comfortable doesn't even come close to describing it. My parents had a loaner once, and it made me regret buying "just" a Camry when I was Corolla-shopping. That car was a dream.