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Assert.IsTrue(true);

There! That’s a passing test but doesn’t test anything. That’s why you write your own tests instead of having a machine do it for you.

Not always true. I got a notice from my ISP for downloading Airplane! which was released in 1980.

Never. Trump doesn’t understand logic. He only cares for his own interests.

It appears to be transitive so if you can prove a link back to them, every descendent counts as a Canadian citizen.

According to this it seems that it’s transitive so it goes back all the way to the 1600’s as long as they were a Canadian citizen or (before either 1947 or 1949, depending on province) a British subject living in Canada.

This rule also applies to you if you were born to someone who became Canadian because of these rule changes.

Canada has citizenship by descent from a Canadian citizen and the rules were recently loosened so tons of Americans are applying to prove their descent from a Canadian citizen: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/act-changes/rules-2025.html

Last I checked, the processing time for all those applications was 33 months because so many people were applying.

Are you thinking of Savatage? They’re a heavy metal band that you don’t hear much of anymore because a good chunk of them are playing in Trans-Siberian Orchestra 4-5 months a year.

You’ve got the right idea. All the time between when they were arrested in 2021 and now counts as time towards the sentence so they’ll be released some time between now and 2028.

They still have them. This was from a Roku stick but has been repurposed for Flirc. The devices it was once connected to had a productive meeting with a pipe wrench.

The mic is right below the power button and you held down the mic button above the play/pause button to use the voice search.

Pixel 11 made itself less compliant than its predecessor so GrapheneOS won’t support it.

They require certain features that most phones don’t have in order to be willing to support them. They want phones with GrapheneOS to be impossible to break into even by sophisticated methods such as Cellbrite so it defeats the purpose if it can be circumvented by methods that don’t involve the OS.

It’s supposed to be out next year but only the highest end devices will be supported because GrapheneOS requires certain security features in the firmware and hardware that Pixel 11, the lower end Motorola devices, and the other brands don’t/won’t have.

I’ve seen how this one ends. It isn’t good.

There’s 22,239 people in the Clacton constituency that voted for frog face himself last month: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Clacton_by-election

And this is the Channel 4 investigation they refer to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXut3s90rUI

It may be blocked in the UK to force users there to watch it on the Channel 4 site instead.

There was plenty of it going on around here. Even after Napster was taken down, there was Kazaa, Limewire, and your choice of Gnutella client. It was mostly us downloading stuff to listen to on the bus because high speed internet was rare unless you were in a city.

It said Maryland. I’ve never lived there nor have family there. My family is from two different states so maybe it’s some sort of weighted average.

It appears to be banned in the US under 15 USC 7704(a)(3) because it’s neither one click nor does it allow the user to open a menu to select the types of messages they want to receive: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/15/7704

Work forced me into keeping a smart phone. The key fob I was using for MFA died and they were no longer replacing them so I had to use the app.

It’s worked out well so far for me without a data plan. My family is fine with call, text, or e-mail options for talking to me or sending me things like their football picks. The only time it sucks is when I lose power and have to resort to sparing use of mobile data to know when it’s coming back on.

It’s also filtered out a decent bit of text spam because the ones with pictures are MMS instead of SMS and the former requires mobile data.