99.999% is about 5 minutes and 16 seconds of downtime per year.

12 services down perfectly sequentially works out to 76 minutes per year, not 2hours per week.

Not saying there aren't applications where that can't be catastrophic, but you're scale is off for three 9 downtime.

You can also just have a governor that stops applying power. Like legal ebikes currently have.

Children have been launching themselves down steep hills since before electric devices.

10 deaths per year: we need to do something about regulating these and having a maximum speed. (To be clear, I think we should).

200 deaths per year from cars and trucks for 0-19: There's nothing we can do!

I'm not saying that. I'm saying there doesn't need to be a public notification for every incorrect bomb scare.

It was a false positive. Just create panic for nothing?

Possibly. My take is also informed by how many security threats critical infrastructure recieve every day (or at least how many they recieved when I was in the sector).

Rephrased, Canadians only need to spend 35% on living essentials; down from 65%

came to Canada in 1997 on a temporary work permit. Although his permit expired after four years, he never left.

He was able to support himself by working cash jobs until 2023

[applied] last fall

I'd say 26 years working and trying to find work for 2+ more years is long enough for EI benifits. MPs get a pensions after only 6 years.

I have a core memory from a a course I was doing as COVID lockdowns were kicking off.

Student: "How will I know my employees are working from home?"

Prof: "How do you know they're working from the office?"

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Warcrimes together!

ANTIFA Beach party!

Just cron a restart

What about driverless trains?

Double less crashes.

PhD in meme hostory here!

I'm not sure how that is a disadvantage compared to being on the power grid? If you are on the power grid, and the grid goes down, you also don't have power.

What is this a disadvantage compared to?

"Combining solar and LNG"

Hey, I slapped a solar panel on my gas stove to power the clock. Its green now.

Avoid planting anything new for the first year. Listen to the garden and see what is has amd what it wants.

See if there are master gardeners nearby.

Alternatively, self-hosted server option.

Google reader used to to it too. Then it died.

I won't get hurt like thst again.

Pretty big ROI for the people actually.

1. Proxy war is better than a war on our own soil. While the straight conflict is one part; Russia is also fantastic at information operations, and those are greatly subdued here due to that federations current conflict.

2. All the donated vehicles are Canadian produced, so we get a subsidy for the vehicle industry (might of heard some issues around that regarding a trade war) and defense industry (a good strategic asset to have).

3. The Operation Unifier mission training Ukrainian soldiers also allows our soldiers to learn from Ukrainians, keeping them up to date on the latest tactics of the war.

4. With the current rumblings from another one of our neighbours, Canada has a pretty fucking huge interest in supporting a rule of law, over might makes right, international order.