And now we do this?

I don’t think it was a choice exactly. The news I was reading said the Canadian Supreme Court rejected the first generation limit as unconstitutional.

No source today, sorry. Brain is exhausted from documenting my Canadian ancestry in exhaustive detail all weekend.

Yes, and yes.

At this point my wedding ring feels like a part of me. When I take it off and especially if I hand it to someday else that feels weird and alarming.

I have plenty of FireWire cables but I gave away all the computers that they plug into. Now I need a Lightning -> Thunderbolt -> FireWire 800 -> FireWire 400 -> iLink adapter chain and it would be cheaper to buy an old FireWire computer instead 🤦

Presumably if there’s a switch to turn it on then there’s also a switch to turn it back off again.

I don’t get it, how can this work with today’s non-standardized batteries?

Is there some kind of bike battery standard I don’t know about that supports enough different bike models to be useful?

Are NYC delivery riders all using the same bike model?

Fuck 😢

I feel like last week would have been a better time for them to announce this one.

February 25, 2025

it runs on hydrogen to generate electricity for propulsion

wat

Is there a Lemmy client for TempleOS??

Hm, I was thinking about the well-known quite “Justice Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it”

But I looked it up and it a) came from a case that is way more nuanced and complicated and b) appears to be a made-up quote in the first place

I think Andrew Jackson has already established how that discussion goes. edit: no such decisive outcome as I thought actually happened