He doesn’t drink beer, his weapon of choice is Diet Coke out of a sippy cup.

Of course, the Trump administration needs someone to target as a domestic terrorist. The entire country can’t be labelled domestic terrorists, they obviously need a leader… Who can be made an example of

… What artificial facade? Canada has a history as a country of brutal soldiers. For us the Geneva Convention is more of a checklist. We’re very polite: Surrendering Germans got a bullet to the head as a thank you.

We had such a bad reputation the government shut down the Canadian Airborne Regiment (Our equivalent of the Marines) and pivoted us into a peacekeeping role to change perceptions.

We have upcoming trade renegotiations, and pissing off the orange turd before they start just isn’t in the cards. We’ll support international efforts in a way that doesn’t piss off our brother to the south.

It is though: We have about 150 currently in Canada. 69 members of the U.S. air force (Because NORAD), 36 from the navy, 29 from the army, 15 from the Marine Corps, four from the Coast Guard and three from Space Force.

Canada and the US aren’t just allies, we’re tightly integrated militarily.

It may look like two separate countries on the political stage, but behind the scenes we operate together. When Canadian personnel are already embedded in command structures in the region, it’s not realistic to expect Canada to fully denounce the conflict

1. Fixed credential-exfiltration risk in /api/proxy/image: Previously the endpoint could:

• accept arbitrary auth_id
• load stored API keys
• forward them to attacker-controlled URLs

2. Enforced outbound host allowlist globally Previously:

• allowlist existed
• but outgoingFetch() didn’t enforce it
• plugins/engines could bypass it

3. Fixed extension store path traversal Previously a malicious store manifest could:

• inject … paths
• escape install directories
• reference arbitrary files

4. Hardened proxy IP trust Previously:

• rate limiting trusted any X-Forwarded-For header
• clients could spoof their IP

5. Fixed inconsistent settings authentication Previously:

• settings UI stored an auth token
• but the settings modal didn’t send it when saving

6. Implemented Improved proxy deployment support

• Added proxy-aware behavior:
• DEGOOG_PUBLIC_BASE_URL for canonical URLs
• secure cookie handling when X-Forwarded-Proto=https

Additional Improvements:

• suggestion fetching hardened
• DuckDuckGo suggestion parsing fixed
• unified outbound request handling
• install state guard properly cleaned up

Made some other changes for my specific deployment. Very happy with your work so far. Thanks so much

ZFS will use memory to cache. Right now my unraid server is using 16gigs, most of that is being used by ZFS to cache files. 4gigs is all ~20 containers are using.

It’s not, the second I cloned it and gave codex access it found a whole whack of privacy issues. This was 100% human coded

If he was ordering hydrogen peroxide as well that would be more in line with the complete destruction of organic material

That was an annoying thing, every Larian game that was released in EA had an EA price. BG3 didn’t, it was full price from the start. And a highly inflated price than what Larian titles had been going for once released.

But we still have to wait for a year after the console release. So they can make money off everyone who won’t get it for free

YouTube made changes, and the YouTube reps who deal with creators have given them marching orders that they need to follow or else no money. Every one of the creators I sub has dedicated a video to how things have to be now, and they know we hate it, and they hate it. But there’s nothing they can do because YouTube is their source of income.

Not a Nazi salute, it’s called a benediction. Once only performed by “Charismatic Christians” it’s become more mainstream nowadays. Usually they’ll wave from side to side. In person you wouldn’t mistake it for a Nazi salute, it’s just a bad picture.

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Once Create Mod came out, vanilla was dead to me

I wish we could get them in Canada, but we have to stand in solidarity with the country that has threatened to annex us, and steal what little auto manufacturing we have. Honestly stopping the electric car embargo would save us alot of headaches, like them refusing to buy our crops and other shit.

Panda’s being the exception there. My wife is Chinese and it’s in their DNA that they have to love Panda’s. We have so many stuffed animal Panda’s and she has unique names for them all and I’ve been forced to create unique voices for every one of them. Her friend gave her a big panda stuffy and she named him snuggles and since we’re not planning to have kids, and she doesn’t like dogs or cats. I’m forced to provide voiceover for the panda named Snuggles.

You’re right, this was more common in the warez days. Nowadays, I generally trust Pirates. If you’re stupid and download a game from some rando site, and not a trusted repacker then you deserve what happens.

If you’re paranoid, stick to clean steam files and use Goldberg.

This is my go-to for anything that doesn’t want to run:

https://github.com/FanderWasTaken/wine-dependency-hell-solver

I’ve switched a few friends to Linux and whenever they have trouble running a game outside steam, I just send them this. Hasn’t failed yet. While I, like many other Linux users enjoy scrolling through logs: this is easier.

I normally do full sized bars considering how many people we get on average. I normally buy them at Costco Business and it looks like they’re still priced the same. Prices at regular Costco are similar to what I remember of last year too.

We probably make most of our chocolate here. In the area around where I work there are at least 4 Mondelez plants. I know Mars has a few plants in or around the GTA as well.