yagya
@yaygya.ca
A western Canadian tech enthusiast, UI aficionado, and transit fan who's way too into politics.
Resident of Metro Vancouver. In a love/hate relationship with Edmonton, Alberta.
Vive le Canada.
Resident of Metro Vancouver. In a love/hate relationship with Edmonton, Alberta.
Vive le Canada.
Wait until you hear about Scarborough, North York, East York, and Etobicoke.
November 3, 2025 at 4:47 AM
Wait until you hear about Scarborough, North York, East York, and Etobicoke.
Additionally: the original NAIT station opened in 2015, but it was replaced by NAIT/Blatchford Market in 2024.
July 29, 2025 at 1:30 AM
Additionally: the original NAIT station opened in 2015, but it was replaced by NAIT/Blatchford Market in 2024.
One note about Wem: the transit centre is normally located south of the mall, right outside one of its entrances. The current transit centre is a temporary location in use while construction is ongoing.
July 29, 2025 at 1:24 AM
One note about Wem: the transit centre is normally located south of the mall, right outside one of its entrances. The current transit centre is a temporary location in use while construction is ongoing.
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The OTHER camp has been blasting out weird alternate-universe fanfic wherein Itch is an evil cackling corpo with 100s of employees and 100s of millions to splash on lawyers. See: "platforms are not your friend" as thought-terminating cliche. These people are worse than useless!
July 28, 2025 at 10:23 PM
The OTHER camp has been blasting out weird alternate-universe fanfic wherein Itch is an evil cackling corpo with 100s of employees and 100s of millions to splash on lawyers. See: "platforms are not your friend" as thought-terminating cliche. These people are worse than useless!
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This is where 60-year-old Edouard Lallemand, a lifelong angler who'd been fishing these waters for decades and knows that he was miles north of the border, was fishing when he was intercepted by a much larger US vessel, rammed, taken to the US side, and jailed.
July 24, 2025 at 6:20 PM
This is where 60-year-old Edouard Lallemand, a lifelong angler who'd been fishing these waters for decades and knows that he was miles north of the border, was fishing when he was intercepted by a much larger US vessel, rammed, taken to the US side, and jailed.
The way the tech companies see it, they try to do something responsible, people yell at them for it, and a competitor does the irresponsible thing anyway, so they just stop caring.
The incentives are just not there as of now. It’s why we need better regulation, and more uniform regulation.
The incentives are just not there as of now. It’s why we need better regulation, and more uniform regulation.
June 3, 2025 at 2:32 PM
The way the tech companies see it, they try to do something responsible, people yell at them for it, and a competitor does the irresponsible thing anyway, so they just stop caring.
The incentives are just not there as of now. It’s why we need better regulation, and more uniform regulation.
The incentives are just not there as of now. It’s why we need better regulation, and more uniform regulation.
I was using Xcode 4 some time back and the autocomplete it had for Objective-C was a class beyond what we have today.its disappointing to see how far we’ve fallen.
May 17, 2025 at 9:03 PM
I was using Xcode 4 some time back and the autocomplete it had for Objective-C was a class beyond what we have today.its disappointing to see how far we’ve fallen.
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In the spirit of Canada-US friendship, Via exists to make Americans feel good about Amtrak while US transit agencies exist to make Canadians feel good about their own transit service.
May 14, 2025 at 1:48 PM
In the spirit of Canada-US friendship, Via exists to make Americans feel good about Amtrak while US transit agencies exist to make Canadians feel good about their own transit service.
There’s The Tyee and the Vancouver Lookout, both online news sources.
April 30, 2025 at 1:35 AM
There’s The Tyee and the Vancouver Lookout, both online news sources.
There is a relation to the Feds. Half of the federal Liberals ended up in the BC NDP and the other half in the BC Linerals. People like Joyce Murray were both federal and provincial Liberals.
April 29, 2025 at 8:51 PM
There is a relation to the Feds. Half of the federal Liberals ended up in the BC NDP and the other half in the BC Linerals. People like Joyce Murray were both federal and provincial Liberals.
Liberals can be populists too, in systems that aren’t liberal democracies. The Jacobins were liberal populists.
April 29, 2025 at 5:02 AM
Liberals can be populists too, in systems that aren’t liberal democracies. The Jacobins were liberal populists.
They are populist. They create a narrative of a particular group of elites against the common people, saying the system is broken, and they want to tear it apart and change it. Anyone who does that is populist, regardless of their political ideology.
April 29, 2025 at 2:51 AM
They are populist. They create a narrative of a particular group of elites against the common people, saying the system is broken, and they want to tear it apart and change it. Anyone who does that is populist, regardless of their political ideology.