We're just microdosing apocolypse these days.
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We're just microdosing apocolypse these days.
My 3d printed dosing funnel for my little espresso machine.
Modelled in freecad
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/bill-c-22-surveillance-privacy-law-enforcement-9.7220814
Good coverage from the CBC, though I think it should be a bit more pointed. First paragraph reads:
"The Liberal government is being accused of rushing through Parliament a deeply controversial bill that would make it easier for police and spies to tap private communications during investigations."
It would make it easier for *literally everybody* to tap private communications. If the data doesn't exist, nobody can get it. If you force the data to be retained that is no longer the case.
https://jws.sh/culturally-significant-breakfast/
Where I talk about Red River Cereal.

Breakfast I am a person of routine, for the most part. Breakfasts in any given month will be yoghurt and granola for an average of 28 days. There are times where I prefer to put some effort in, and will indulge in a slow, mindful breakfast. For this, there is nothing better for my tastes than Red River Cereal. I don’t know if this is a universally Canadian food, but I’m fairly confident that it is an exclusively Canadian one, maybe a few American border towns have been lucky enough to get some, but it is as Canadian as poutine, and much more suitable for breakfast.
We’ve updated our pricing and plans.
✨ More features on every plan
💳 Paid plans move to seat-based pricing
🆓 Personal remains free and now includes up to 6 seats
📈 Standard is now $8
Read more: https://tailscale.com/blog/pricing-v4/