“we will continue with the design work necessary to begin removals as soon as possible should the decision uphold the legislation.”
What is this, no plans to go to the supreme court, no notwithstanding clause? Is this the same Ford government? Or was this just a publicity stunt to get through the election. 🥲
I'm afraid there's a uncomfortably high chance of this.
Don't be torn, have two stat voting days. If you elect me a PM I'll make it 3. I'll even throw in PR reform.
Just watch the surge being a wave to elect an expansionist collaborator.
I hope not but it's not nearly as improbable as I'd like.
These outlier polls give me the heebijeebies. Some friends are very calm looking at the "nicer" polls. I can't shake the feeling that they're missing some undercurrent.
What the 🦆
I think there's more than that in mismanagement on the side of the German state, but these are definitely key elements.
So you're saying it's safe to use their DNS without worrying much about data collection? 😂 I like it.
Not exactly what you want but thought worth mentioning - Cash Passport. It's available at Canada Post locations. You can also buy single-use credit cards there. I think both require ID however so they're not suitable for anonymous purchases.
Some additional keywords on the tech behind this extended range capability:
... self-generated anode battery technology (which no longer uses traditional graphite anode material but allows elements to deposit on the current collector in metallic form, increasing volumetric energy density by 60% and gravimetric energy density by 50%)
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Additionally, CATL's self-generated anode technology can be adapted to multiple material systems. For example, when paired with sodium-ion systems, the energy density can reach 350Wh/L; with phosphate systems, it can reach 680-780Wh/L; and with ternary systems, it can exceed 1000Wh/L.
The source cites CATL, but this self-generating anode tech has apparently been studied for a while by more than CATL.
Welcome to .. everyone's world who's bothered to learn how the system works. Many don't get this far. It's a bit hard to accept at first but it's what we have to work with. That's why it's important to understand all the different opportunities to affect change. For example keeping track of different parties' leadership elections and voting in those. Or pestering your MP for what you want to see happen, like some folks here pester them for electoral reform. The same goes with provincial parties and elections. And municipal elections. And getting involved in any of those campaigns. And so on.