I feel like we aren’t seeing the same thing. On mobile, the CBC.CA page does not show any pictures of the 23 brands. At the very end they have quotes for 2 brands by name but not associated with the actual levels found in the study and those two brands quoted are the only direct name mentions. Top comment even implies I’m right by linking “the actual information”.
I hate this type of article because they use the numbers from the singular worst finding and then refuse to name names.
It annoys me that there is a 2 item jump from lvl 1-2 and nowhere else.
That’s quiter talk!
Our parks, Zoo, and Science Center are all free. And the Botanical Garden is free on specific days, and the symphony and other similar orgs do at least 1 free event per year on average.
Ugh…laaaaame!
The apps 100%
Should have looked closer at those customer demographics.
I’m surprised that they would want one.
Looking at the texture of the ink, I’m pretty sure this copy of the pic has been edited to add the pregnant belly to the last one.
Unless you flip the top pizza, then you have 1 calzone.
Left reddit during the api/apps fiasco.
Code trained by the Internet no less. This is “exactly” the behavior I expect.
It’s absolutely hacking those computer, just not the site. I just don’t want to get overly excited for something that doesn’t have much meat to it.
Unclear from the article but, while a bit pedantic, this sounds more like it was potentially a DDoS attack rather than a proper “hack”.
From a protest standpoint though, what about all the tourists that are staying in normal hotels? Targeting tourists truly in general, just seems kind of dubious.
Ok, this doesn’t sound too crazy in context.
They aren’t owners, they are suing to be released from their lease contracts because they feel they suffered “direct and concrete” damage from the way Teslas are now associated with “Elon Musk’s actions”.
Seems to be a kind of online conference. For being open source focused it’s opening is very salesy/buzzword salad-ish.
"Open protocols, not closed platforms. The Fediverse, Mastodon and ActivityPub. ATmosphere, Bluesky and AtProto. Human connections, not AI bots, nor fake news nor manipulative algorithms. New funding models. New forms of governance. Better trust and safety. Direct relationships to stakeholders and customers. Interoperability across social platforms everywhere, and so much more.
After a decade of stagnation, next-generation social media is breaking out of the closed silos and connecting the world into a global, open social web. It’s a wild world full of opportunity.
FediForum brings together the leading thinkers and doers who build this new Open Social Web."
Unfortunately I assume that’s now going to turn from delayed aid to no aid for a while.
Nice, thanks!