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This is just his left hand paying his right so he can claim Twitter's value is comparable to what he initally paid for it. He's getting fixated on people talking about his losses again, and is getting ready to call someone a pedo on main again.

This meshes pretty well with my feelings of thing. On the whole, TotK is more refined more of the same. I've enjoyed seeing how the world and characters have moved on, I enjoyed the side quests, and I enjoyed that feeling early on of the depths being new, mysterious, and dangerous.

One of the things I decided early on was that I didn't like the Lego Technic stuff, and I committed to using it as little as possible. Especially for speeding up travel. I'm an old, and my internal Hyrule is deeply and strictly... medieval? Mythical? Legendary? Electric drones just don't fit into my schema for Zelda, even though the developers gave been slipping more and more magitech into the setting for going on 20 years now. I feel that this has given me more of a sense of the game as a meal, to use your analogy, but it's definitely an indulgent one.

I wasn't looking for more BotW. I was just looking for more Link, Zelda, and Ganon. I got what I wanted, and I genuinely don't understand the ire the game has drawn, other than, maybe, a lot of people getting what they wanted, discovering they were wrong about what they wanted, and being unwilling to accept that.

it has begun to dawn on people here that there could be long-term damage to a close relationship, one that benefits the U.S.

“They [realize the] need to moderate their rhetoric and keep the relationship going in a historically positive direction,” Miller said.

They can get stuffed. We should never go back, and I hope Carney keeps promoting that idea on the campaign trail.

It will be interesting to see what happens after April 2nd. It seems likely that we'll see CPC dip again, before climbing back up as we approach election day. There's a bit of an intuitive sense that the Conservatives are aligned with Trump, even if ideologically, and anger at him is getting partially directed into a rejection of the Cons.

Also, I wonder who the next NDP leader will be...

The NDP has spent generations whining about the Liberals campaigning to the left, and governing to the right, but every time they come to power they do the same fucking shit.

It's rank hypocracy.

As per usual, the "free speech on someone else's dime" folks think the people running the forums they feel entitled to shouldn't have actual moderation tools. Shocking.

Once upon a time, people overseeing web forums used to have the ability to move posts, split topics, and even shunt comment chains into other, exising posts. But all Reddit allows is to delete, and so this space that apes some of the worst bits about Reddit thinks they shouldn't do any better than the lowest of fucking low bars.

They gotta be serving up what she's cooking. I hope all of her seditious bullshit is plastered on every newspaper, televison show, YouTube video, and Facebook feed in the country right up until election day

"We will need to ensure that Canada can succeed in a drastically different world," Carney said. "The old relationship we had with the United States based on deepening integration of our economies and tight security and military co-operation is over."

I have been waiting 30 years to hear this. I want to believe this.

We shouldn't have let ourselves become dependent on them in the first place, but some business owners in the 80s got hella rich, so... I guess it was worth it /s

Reddit would refuse to accept (error out) or act like it accepted and then just outright delete my comments

Oh, this is pretty standard behaviour on the site in general these days. It's just a broken mess made by an incompetent company. Their front-end regularly silently disconnects from their backend all of the damn time.

For the most part it's not censorship, it's just a badly broken website that doesn't give a shit about its users' experience, because it doesn't see anything else as real competition.

Their actual numbers are not super reliable, but the trend should be fine. Their polling seems to be sensitive to changing attitudes.

They can't say anything definitive about any riding in the country, either. None of these weekly polls have enough samples to do something like that.

Bingo.

You can't put the toothpaste back in the tube, but you can bust skulls over the rank hypocracy of the tech CEOs.