Alberta banned declawing cats before Ontario did.

I didn’t expect that

Because they see the sales numbers of FC 25 or Battlefield 6, or the revenue of Roblox.

Welcome, I hope you like it here!

Lemmy isn’t, but lemmy.ca is hosted in Canada.

Lemmy.world was made by people from the Netherlands, but lemmy.ml is the original Lemmy.

If you are familiar with queer cinema, it is.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2278871/

That’s GenX

Some of them you need to open the image in a new tab/full-screen it to see.

The ports on the laptop are different in each image.
The resolution of the ports is much, much higher than other parts of the image.

The image has a bunch of fake compression artifacts.

One character in the second panel has an eyebrow, the others don’t. The line-weight on the eyebrow doesn’t match the rest of the comic. That character has its mouth open, but the speech bubble isn’t connected.

JW are also sent out in pairs. Much like the Mormons, it’s a way to make sure that they can spy on each other because if your partner falters or strays away, it’s also your fault.

Sorry, I mean because of Luke 10:1.

The person in the article is seeming to dig their heels in using bad logic.

I would not apply for something that I would not qualify for.
I applied for the funds.
Therefore I qualify for the funds.

Depends on the share structure.

If the shares are retractable, then the corporation can buy them back whenever they feel like it. The shareholders consented to this at the point of allotment, because they are supposed to have read the articles before purchasing.

The monostructure of shares is one of those things that movies/t.v. shows nearly always gets wrong. I was happy that Succession got it right, because they definitely needed to for that story.

If you’ve ever heard “I now own 51% of this company!!” on a show, they are hand-waiving things so hard. Some resolutions need a larger than 2/3 majority by the laws of the country/region for specific tasks, and some corporations have extremely restrictive quorum requirement.

There’s even more than one Power over Ethernet 2s, and both of them are good games, often played by similar groups of people.

(Pillar of Eternity 2 and Path of Exile 2)

Two issues:

1. You can choose all answers on multiple choice questions, including choices that are mutually exclusive.
2. a lack of definitions of terms. Is a town with 150 people “urban” because you have a street address and most people don’t work in another town/city, is it “suburban” because you need to go to a different town to buy groceries, or is it “rural” because that’s how most people who live there self-identify?

There’s one rule in the sidebar for this community.

Keep the original title when submitting an article. You can put your own commentary in the body of the post or in the comment section

I don’t enjoy or like public figures. Having never met them, I cannot like them. I do enjoy the works or products of some people, and knowing the person(s) who created something can influence my chances of consuming it.

There are some people who have done, or accused of doing bad things, but they have created works that I enjoyed.

AKA, I never “liked” Neil Gaiman. But I do like American Gods.

Yves kinda specialized in foods that fit into the “my 14 year-old decided to be a vegetarian” category. Something that you can swap out one thing for something else without too much effort, and still make a school lunch or tacos.

Don’t get me wrong the veggie dogs and sandwich slices were great, but I think the market has changed. The average Canadian doesn’t seem to be scared of a block of tofu anymore, especially with how many kitchens have an airfrier.

That means you’re a rapist.

Unless you care about seals, you are likely looking for something closer to “va faire foutre tes seins”, go fuck your tits.

https://archive.org/details/60minutes-cecotsegment

I assume that rule 2 is more of a “don’t post memes that contain politicians”, since nearly everything that we say or do is political in some sense.

The companies do this, because if there are multiple games in the same genre, being know as the one full of cheaters can make players go to your competition instead.

Some players take this seriously because they have nothing else “positive” in their life going on. If you can’t get a decent job, or a romantic partner, or save up for a house or retirement, or you have no chance on taking a vacation, at least you can win at something.

There’s nothing wrong with video games as a hobby in general, but it should not be your whole life