The whole “defund the police” movement (to which I’m sympathetic) is a mostly American thing, but it’s interesting to see how it could apply to police spending in Canadian cities.
The Stochastic Game
Ramblings of General Geekery
Using the scientific method, we can conclude that “heaven” is most probably the aluminum foil that’s over the bun and inside the paper bag.
This weekend we went to Origins Chocolate Bar in New Westminster and got a bit carried away. We also got our March subscription drop, which includes a true fact about how the French consume chocolate!
Yesterday evening I explored some fun little trails in North Burnaby with the dog. Some people up there have fancy houses with great views of the inlet and mountains.
John Gruber is usually one of the best Apple reporters, but IMHO his capitalist US-centric view makes him write extremely poor takes when his favourite corporation falls under government regulation. Remember that Apple is cleverly making DMA a mess on purpose.
A collection of cool skies and clouds from the past week or so. Enjoy!
The Supreme Court of Canada recently ruled that you need a warrant to reverse-lookup someone’s IP address. Seems sensible to me, consistent with previous “reasonable expectation of privacy” of digital communications. Still, an important decision.
Something important happened in France, with abortion now being a constitutional right. Interesting to see Marine LePen’s hypocrisy given her past statements on abortion, and the pressures from the men in her own party.
The fluffy good boy is trying very hard to look extra extra good when I’m eating a piece of baguette.
Existential Comics delivers once again on nerdy awesomeness.
