[–] 3 points 3 months ago (1 child)

If you trade lots of options or international stocks, then IBKR is amazing. However, as you're just leaving your ETFs in your account, Questrade is more than sufficient.

Questrade may have transfer-in bonus. You may consider to wait for it

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  • [–] 7 points 1 year ago

    As a long time linux user, I'm happy to see that linux news are being posted in non-tech communities more frequently.

    Windows might be the most famous (notorious) vendor-lock in, but migrating from Windows to Linux is more smooth than the stereotype

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  • [–] 6 points 1 year ago

    I’ve been using Linux for more than a decade. Modern Linux is quite easy to start, compared to the old stereotype.

    I highly recommend an easy way: for the daily softwares you use, you try to replace them with cross-platform ones, like libreoffice, thunderbird… when you want to try Linux someday, the migration path could be more smooth than you expected

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  • [–] 7 points 1 year ago

    I'm in favour in this change. It provides more flexibility to the commuters. Ar the beginning of December, one doesn't need to calculate if a monthly pass can break even. Just tap and go, and the commute cost is always capped

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    A dumb question here: Due to job duty change, I need to be back to office a few months later. My office is not close to subway station, so I'm thinking of riding a bicycle. I have never done that before in Toronto, and I have several doubts

    1. Is riding the bicycle along Yonge St. (Davisville Ave to Dundas) safe? Is there a separated bike lane?
    2. Can I still ride in winter? How uncomfortable it would be for riding 5 km?
    3. Furthermore, in winter, will the bike lane be used for dumping snow? (it happens in some cities)
    4. Is there an online guide or book for newbies like me?

    Thank you for your tolerance to my questions

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