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Reddit will survive. Even if the blackout lasts a long time, other people will create new subreddits to replace the private ones. Or Reddit will replace the mods.

So complicated. It must be supply chain issues.

From the article

A Canadian, or a New Zealander on a working holiday visa, who takes a housekeeping job in Banff could quit their job at any time if they get a better offer elsewhere.

But temporary foreign workers have work permits that are tied to a specific employer. While they can change jobs in Canada, they would need a new work permit and an offer from another employer that has already received permission to hire a temporary foreign worker.

Damn.

This is quality ncd content

The guy who assaulted Brown said

“I told [Justice Brown]: ‘You’re clearly intoxicated and the girls are creeped out by you. He shoved me …. I pushed him back, then punched him in the face twice and he fell to the ground.”

Police decided that punching Brown repeatedly in the head

“appeared reasonable and necessary, and no crime was determined.”

https://vancouversun.com/news/high-court-justice-under-investigation-after-altercation-arizona-resort

I hope I never find myself in a situation where cops think it's cool if someone punches me in the head.

All of the opposition parties have been calling for a public inquiry.

Canada needs to make SO. MANY. CHANGES. Not just federally, but provincially and municipally too.

The NDP is talking about increasing scope to include other states.

I'm pretty sure a foreign agent registry (of implemented properly) would cover any and all state actors.

I haven't heard of NCF for decades. It's awesome they're still around!

When I play that type of scenario I avoid using a map. Mostly because I take hours to create a map (which is pretty frustrating), but also because it's too restrictive. If the players ask about something clever, I want the latitude to include it. Your example of the secret passage is a great example of the later.

Pretty much this.

We have young kids that go to bed around 8. If we want to stay up, then we'd need another hotel room, turning $150 a night into $300 a night. On top of that, hotel rooms don't really have kitchens, so we'd have to eat out every meal. Airbnb ends up being cheaper and more convenient, even if the places are in the middle of nowhere.

Airbnb is shitty, but it fills a niche hotels have ignored.