I think the design was originally intended for use on boats, and other places where tipping is a likely occurrence.
I wonder if those would fit - the article says that these "replimat-style" mugs are smaller than the Highwave "Quark's" mugs, but I suppose they could have the same base.
I think the critical weaknesses identified in the article are astute: economically vulnerable/disadvantaged people, and disinformation, especially on social media.
It's interesting that they didn't bother replicating (heh) the rubber base of the originals. Too many added costs, I suppose.
I guess we'll know more after the press conference.
I'm hardly an expert, but I think the Navy is in notoriously bad shape, even by Canadian national defense standards.
If you have a helpful resource, such as a compilation of Canadian artists in the past year, let me know and I can edit it into this post.
The list of 2025 Juno nominees would probably be a good (but imperfect) place to start.
Is it? Because we seem to be highly dependent on investagative journalists for that sort of thing.
I would argue that we at least have the right to know who they are. In the case of unions, that's certainly the case.
Normally, this would be more of a c/quarks post, but fuck it, this is important.
It sucks.
All the major American media companies have done this, but that's not an excuse. It still sucks.
If there's any hope at all (and I'm not completely convinced that there is), it's in statements like this:
That might be an indication that the policies themselves are sort of still in place, but under a different name. However, if they're discontinuing all metrics related to it, there will be no real way to know whether their "values" have a significant impact.