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Despite the trade war, the U.S. government has one potential solution to help meet demand and keep egg prices from climbing even higher: temporarily increasing egg imports.
I think the world should tacitly embargo the USA for eggs, since Trump doesn’t care to treat any trading partner well.
In fact, Republicans are making a concerted effort not to wake.
The tariffs are one thing, the 51st state threats are another, I would say more major thing.
And then you have the horror stories of the German tourist and that woman from BC applying for a visa renewal at the border. Neither have been convicted of committing a criminal or civil offence yet (the first one just flimsily accused), and instead of being just turned away or even given the option to buy an expensive return ticket on the spot, Customs and Border Patrol see it fit to just stuff them into prison-like accommodations with no firm timelines as to when they get out. Seems cruel and unusual to me, so I can understand why not many Canadians would like to take a chance with that, even if they don’t actually do any work, that an officer could get caught up over anything.
Add onto that the new 30 day registry rules means clearly the US doesn’t want us around for that long.
Maybe an unpopular opinion, but I do like seeing multiple crossposts, to an extent.
The “re-occuring crosspost issue” is not a problem for me since it keeps a topic fresh in my mind.
The “duplicate thread across multiple communities issue” is not much of an annoynace to me if done right. If someone is just reposting it to every related community they find, that is lazy and only clutters people’s feeds. I think 2-3 crossposts, between the community talking about the specific niche then to the general topic. For example a piece of star trek news which is then crossposted from a star trek community to a TV shows related one.
Posting to too many communities will result in a bunch of dead threads. However, with the right touch it can spawn several engaging and active discussions, and expose people to new communities, so I like crossposts. With how moderation varies by instance, I do like getting perspectives from different groups talking about a big piece of news. Compare how users frequenting each of these communities might look at a piece of privacy news differently:
It made that patch of grass more attractive for dogs to piss on, for one.
So don’t delay, act now, missiles are running out. Allow, if you’re still alive, six to eight years to arrive. And if you follow, there may be a tomorrow, but if the offer’s shunned, you might as well be locking on the sun.
Mark Rober’s video of the six tests (the remaining section is about mapping Space Mountain as Mark wanted to do since he was a kid)
And a mix of available copies/qualities are better.
Totally ineffective measure by Trump on Canada. Canada’s supply management system is already intended to stop Canadian dairy farmers from overproducing, focused solely to meet our own needs. So farmers and processors are already limited on the US export front. 250%, a bajillion %, is not going to make much difference for this specifically. It just means we close our small export market to them.
Trump should know that Putin’s red lines are imaginary, just like his own.
Mark my words: Office Online will “adopt” these advertising and cloud-save only features within 2 years.
(If this happens and I remember this comment I will try to link it).
The main difference is that the Brazilian Supreme Court judges have a spine, while American SC judges have an RV.
This is where Canada’s supply management system, often decried as “mafia” or “cartel-like” by free-market ideologues, is the happy-medium that has shielded us from these fluctuations.
Excellent, with Musk in charge, the federal government will now be more secure against anti-government threats… like… Musk?
As of today, we’re over the “dictator-like” boundary and squarely into “dictator” for Trump’s behaviour:
How many times does the US administration have to repeat it for it to stop being an accident.
They’ve done this with the national nuclear stockpile also: fire nearly everyone and try to figure out who they need based on what they broke.
That feature to search a multitude of websites via Duck Duck Go was a gamechanger when I found out about it some years ago. I’ve not gone back since.
This is a marketing video to Publicis’ customers. They love to make themselves look like evil all-knowing villains in these videos. As scary as Connected Identity sounds (which I do think is a real and scary thing), I highly doubt they would have a level of data insight they had on Lola on 91% of the world’s adults. But I would believe that they have at least 1 piece of data on that many.