The school system in Ontario needs to look at this. The number of snow days is ridiculous.

Apple is living off Steve Jobs era. The slow decline is underway…

This is what I’d like in a vacay rental: - go for 4 days - be around walking paths and access to the water - house is small and cozy - food is fresh - animals around - surroundings promote socialization - pay in bitcoin

People need to save in bitcoin and spend in bitcoin. The rest will work itself out. It is clear in my mind that this is something we need to take not ask for permission. The price has been humbling this year, but it has never been better technically and with the services available.

I looking forward to the day the ECB is forced to adopt Bitcoin

People can fight back by using alternatives

Easy...arrest those involved and it will go away

I just went to the Conservative Party donation website. No option for donating using Bitcoin Lightning. I requested it via their contact us page. It made me think of Bull Bitcoin. There is an opportunity here for the company to either offer services and education to non-profits in setting up or managing donations. Just thought I’d share.

At just after the 40 min mark, Larry Ellison talks about passwords going away in Oracle and ransomware. I use Oracle all the time. They have no technology that replaces passwords. Their support site just offered 2FA this year. They patch their software quarterly so a hacker has at least 90 days to exploit vulnerabilities for ransomware attacks. Oracle is a massive slow moving business. If we need a password-less world and should be worried about ransomeware then why would we want our data to be centralized? This would allow it to be stolen and used against us.

The UK needs to reverse this law. Nobody wants to live or visit a country without free speech.

Thank you for the link. I have watched and will continue to so I can learn more about the reasons. This reminds me of when I lived in northern Ontario. They built an Ontario run casino. The few times I went into it, most of the customers were elderly who just looking for an activity. I’d hear stories of how they would lose their savings to gambling. Then I heard how casino profit sharing took the money out of our community. I’d visit Toronto and be frustrated that my city was funding programs in the area that seemed to already have so much. This story is not me voicing my support. It is only a small example of how a well intentioned decision can inadvertently have winners and losers. I am disappointed in Canada. A province should never want to be independent.