

It’s actually made on site. All you need is water and electricity. There was a pilot program in Québec city for the Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel cell car and it was generated right on site.
It’s actually made on site. All you need is water and electricity. There was a pilot program in Québec city for the Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel cell car and it was generated right on site.
Ah c’est donc ben de la marde.
Mais à quoi fait-il s’attendre d’une libérale aussi…
LoL! Good point
The best answer is always Ubuntu (Mint or Kubuntu). They just work. And they’re and they’re récent enough without running into problems. They have high compatibility and they have a lot of quality of life improvements.
Il y a certainement des améliorations à faire. Je pense aux pistes sur Rachel ou De Maisonneuve ouest par exemple. Au lieu d’avoir les deux sens d’un seul côté de la route, on devrait avoir un sens de chair côté. Ce serait plus facile pour les piétons et les automobilistes d’anticiper d’où viennent les cyclistes. C’est plus sécuritaire pour tout le monde.
That’s pretty neat, but I don’t see how that’s useful.
Why is hydrogen a step back?
Not an SUV or a crossover. I want a compact car like a Civic or a Corolla. Like a VW e-Golf, or the Ford Focus EV, but that’s as affordable as a standard compact car with a good range.
Hydrogen fuel cells would be a great alternative to electric batteries, and you can refuel in minutes. Or if you’re worried about the hydrogen, how about solid state batteries that allow fast charging to 80% in minutes and are much safer? What’s the hold up? Are they just trying to get rid of their existing battery stock?
I just want an electric version of a Honda fit…
We’re gonna destroy you, utterly.
Is that a fucking threat ?
Nah… HBC would’ve died anyway. They just didn’t have any vision.
What are the symptoms you’re getting?
I’m not misunderstanding anything. Trans rights are just as important as the environment and everything else.
The only reason they’re being discussed at all is because of the conservatives who want to take them away in the first place. Just like they want to keep exploiting resources that cause global warming and pollute our drinking water. Just like they want to fuck the little guy over in favor of the corporations.
We have to fight against all of it.
It matters to these trans kids. It matters to trans people. Just because it doesn’t matter to you, doesn’t mean it’s not an important issue to someone else. Especially now when they’re facing so much hatred and discrimination.
So we’re supposed to cater to bigots now to get their votes ?
So the Conservatives were doing identity politics, not the NDP.
The NDP are well aware of the wealth gap and the class divide. They’ve been fighting for not only eliminating the gaps in the rights and freedoms of certain groups, as it should, but also fighting to make sure the wealthiest Canadians pay their fair share. That companies that profited from the pandemic pay a windfall tax, that we tackle the housing crisis with new ideas, and they introduced bills to improve on the coverage of healthcare. But these ideas were not popular with the Liberals or especially the Conservatives. They only managed to pass a couple by making compromises with the Liberals since they were a minority government.
I just replied to acargitz in this same comment thread. Please go read my comment. It also answers yours at the same time.
I feel like they weren’t given enough attention by the media which concentrated on Poilievre, Carney and Trump because it brings in clicks and views. Jagmeet should have been more aggressive, though, to get more attention. That didn’t help them either.
During the debates, they didn’t have a lot of time to express themselves but I felt Jagmeet hit the nail on the head every time he was allowed to speak. They denounced the genocide in Gaza and called for Canada to put pressure to stop it, they brought forward new ideas to tackle the housing crisis, they wanted to tackle the increasing costs of living, improve on universal healthcare, etc. And also during the last government, near the end of the pandemic and the sudden double digit inflation and grocery store record profits, the NDP were the only ones to talk about a windfall tax. They also were the only ones that talked about having a tax for the wealthiest of Canadians.
But either nobody listens, or people forget, or maybe it’s this fucking constant bombardment of crazy news that makes people have short attention spans or something. I dunno.
Look up France-Élaine Duranceau, minister of housing in Québec, Canada. Another fine example.
I actually like that Gnome has less configurable things. You get the same desktop experience across the board on every PC. If only that desktop experience didn’t suck and we didn’t have to use a ton of extensions to make it usable.
That’s why I love Gnome 2. It was the sweet spot.