This is a cautionary tale that hit close to home.
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This is a cautionary tale that hit close to home. It's yet another entry in a long-running list of unfortunate souls who have lost years of precious memories to the corporate overlords the majority of us trust with our invaluable data.
THIS story just happened to be the one that scared me into taking action, and beginning the process of building my own #NAS (Network Attached Storage) solution.
https://linuxforeveryone.net/journey-down-the-nas-rabbit-hole-a-scary-prologue/
(Follow Linux For Everyone on the Fediverse @WelcomeHome for more)
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That's kind of you to say, @evan . I'm still somewhat concerned people will think I'm spamming the timeline.
@pluralistic does it and people don't mind; but I'm not the same kind of writer.
Really, this ought to be a blog post, not a thread; I should really reactivate my blog.
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Vi ho mai mostrato il porta PC portatile da parete che feci qualche anno fa? Stasera ho smontato tutto per sfilare e ripulire la PS4 accanto.
Quello bianco è un pannello in PVC di recupero dalla galvanica, lo buttavano via, poi c'è un profilo ad angolo in alluminio e pellicola lucida effetto carbonio del negozio di cinesi.
Si nota la presa d'aria che ho fatto di sotto verso il centro?
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@mpjgregoire this is a great thread. Thank you!
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@mcc@mastodon.social absolutely — they just look nicer that way.
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That said, about 13% of delegates voted non-confidence, so support is
not unanimous. I ran into delegates who lamented that people they knew who'd
always supported the Conservatives wouldn't vote for the party with
Mr. Poilievre as leader.12/12
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5. Pierre Poilievre. Members of the CPC like him personally, like where he
stands on issues, like the way he's a fighter, like the way he's brought new
support into the party. I ran into one guy who said that he'd be another
Robert Stanfield, someone who'd be an excellent PM but who would never win.
But I didn't run into anyone who'd admit to opposing Mr. Poilievre; there was
no one organising against him; there were not even anti-Poilievre buttons
around.11/n
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I did bring up Pres. Trump a few times,
and when I did so, the response I received was that he was doing crazy things
and that he was bad for our electoral chances. But people weren't really
talking about Pres. Trump one way or another, so I can't claim to know that
that was the general feeling.10/n
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4. Trumpiness. The party struck me as essentially the same as it was twenty-five
years ago: same sort of spirit, same sort of issues, even many of the same
individuals (I ran into people who fought in the Clark-Mulroney struggle). I
have to say that there wasn't much discussion of Canada-US issues; mostly I
talked about domestic policy (the CBC! Zoning!) or current regional/national
politics (John Rustad was terrible!).9/n
