Nathaniel Arfin
@nathanielarfin.bsky.social
Political Technologist. Education Advocate. You haven't seen the last of me. He/Him
I love a good Serifed font, don’t get me wrong, but they’re fit for print, not display.
They also work well as header or “Display” font.
They also work well as header or “Display” font.
November 27, 2024 at 12:56 AM
I love a good Serifed font, don’t get me wrong, but they’re fit for print, not display.
They also work well as header or “Display” font.
They also work well as header or “Display” font.
I’m disappointed @bonniecrombie.bsky.social, Ontario deserves more.
November 22, 2024 at 12:49 AM
I’m disappointed @bonniecrombie.bsky.social, Ontario deserves more.
Ontario needs a justice system that takes violent criminals off the streets, and provides rehabilitation and opportunity to all who are capable of attaining it.
We need a system that doesn’t persecute the poor and middle class for inability to afford adequate representation.
We need a system that doesn’t persecute the poor and middle class for inability to afford adequate representation.
November 22, 2024 at 12:49 AM
Ontario needs a justice system that takes violent criminals off the streets, and provides rehabilitation and opportunity to all who are capable of attaining it.
We need a system that doesn’t persecute the poor and middle class for inability to afford adequate representation.
We need a system that doesn’t persecute the poor and middle class for inability to afford adequate representation.
We need to fund legal aid, so people have access to the representation they deserve.
We need to fund our diversion programs, and provide real, meaningful opportunities for community service.
We need to fund our diversion programs, and provide real, meaningful opportunities for community service.
November 22, 2024 at 12:49 AM
We need to fund legal aid, so people have access to the representation they deserve.
We need to fund our diversion programs, and provide real, meaningful opportunities for community service.
We need to fund our diversion programs, and provide real, meaningful opportunities for community service.
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So the question for the future isn’t going to be about encryption at all. It’s going to be about who “owns” these agents, or more specifically, who has the right to ask them questions. Is it only you? And how do we ensure that?
November 21, 2024 at 1:34 PM
So the question for the future isn’t going to be about encryption at all. It’s going to be about who “owns” these agents, or more specifically, who has the right to ask them questions. Is it only you? And how do we ensure that?