While I don't disagree with what you're saying, holy FUCK, you need to learn how to break up your thoughts with a period. You have 5 paragraphs and 6 periods.
Just a cheap Usenet provider. They're cheap for what the provide but in my opinion on par with the more expensive "premium" providers. https://frugalusenet.com/
Main advantage is typically less DCMA take downs. The public ones are public access and therefore the bots crawl those and submit the takedowns faster than on a private indexer.
Executives at major food companies say they haven't seen an impact from the boycott, with one supplier noting higher than normal sales so far this month.
If you only ever pay for things that benefit you, the social contract starts to erode. Not helping those in need tends to reat it's ugly head one way or another. That's literally how taxes are supposed to work.
"Murphy won a Progressive Conservative nomination in 1975. However, he abandoned it due to lack of funds. Instead, Murphy went to work as special assistant to PC leader and Premier Frank Moores.[4]
He then switched parties in the 1980s and served two years as chief researcher for the provincial Liberal caucus before running for provincial office twice, as a Liberal."
Sucks to suck.
"Murphy argued that climate change is "a sub-branch of climate politics". He criticized former American Vice President Al Gore's opposition to the Alberta oil sands and in a 2013 column, called the industry "a dazzling and profitable engineering endeavor of which all Canadians should be proud"."
Rex can absolutely get fucked, what a sellout shitbag.
I work in oil and gas and I understand that it's detrimental to the future of our children and grand children. I don't hate oil specifically, I hate pollution and industries that purposefully drive humanity to the brink of extinction for profit.
Below is a look at the most exasperating news from streaming services from this week. The scale of this article demonstrates how fast and frequently disappointing streaming news arises. Coincidentally, as we wrote this article, another price hike was announced....
Frugal Usenet is a good cheap and reliable option for Usenet downloading or search out some torrent trackers of your preference. If you go the Usenet route, let me know, I can send you some indexer invites.
I've run most of the arr apps on windows but Linux with docker is less upkeep and easier to perform updates.
The nice part about Usenet is it's basically full saturation of your internet line, so if you have a gigabit line, it will come as close as possible to running downloads at that speed. Frugal Usenet is $60 for their annual account, in my opinion it's worth it just for speed alone. I pay for Usenet ninja as well as a secondary account for failed downloads.
This argument comes up a lot. MOST people are suburbanites who drive to a grocery store and in a major urban area. They can probably switch to something else with a slightly further drive. Rural folks and urban folks without a car are definitely going to experience a greater challenge on this.
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A new play structure, now Canada's tallest, has been opened at Millennium Park in Castlegar, B.C. ( www.castlegarnews.com )
Cross-posted to https://sh.itjust.works/post/21102275...
US says Russia’s advance on Kharkiv is ‘all but over’ ( thehill.com )
Biden: What's happening in Gaza is not genocide ( www.gmanetwork.com )
"What's happening in Gaza is not genocide. We reject that," Biden said at a Jewish American Heritage Month event at the White House....
Replace Torrenting with Usenet
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Loblaws boycott isn’t hurting sales, suppliers say — in fact the grocer’s share price just hit a new high ( www.thestar.com )
Executives at major food companies say they haven't seen an impact from the boycott, with one supplier noting higher than normal sales so far this month.
Federal gov’t sparks outrage for giving newcomers free access to Canada’s parks ( torontosun.com )
While many have to pay to access any of the dozens of parks across the country, there is a group that has been granted free admission.
Rex Murphy, the sharp-witted intellectual who loved Canada, dies at 77 ( nationalpost.com )
As he battled cancer, Murphy continued to file, writing about Hamas and Christmas and interviewing Pierre Poilievre with his usual panache
All the ways streaming services are aggravating their subscribers this week ( arstechnica.com )
Below is a look at the most exasperating news from streaming services from this week. The scale of this article demonstrates how fast and frequently disappointing streaming news arises. Coincidentally, as we wrote this article, another price hike was announced....
Who here's committed to not shop at Loblaws' companies this month (and beyond)?
Including their brandname chains:...
'Deeply unhappy' grocery shoppers plan to boycott Loblaw-owned stores in May ( www.ctvnews.ca )
A boycott targeting Loblaw is gaining momentum online, with what could be thousands of shoppers taking their money elsewhere in May.