Yes, there was Teams (classic) and Teams (new. There’s also Outlook (new) and Outlook (classic).
There was the Snipping Tool and Snip & Sketch, it even said they were getting rid of Shipping Tool, but then they got rid of Snip & Sketch instead but the function of Snipping Tools is the same as Snip & Sketch.
This is not to be confused with the application called “OneNote”, that’s staying.
You can always trust Microsoft to make two version of the same application and to have really bad naming.
In hindsight, I wrote that line after seeing some code on Github that I thought was for ActivityPub, but when I went back to it later I realised it was for Mastodon.
It’s a bit confusing because each action on the Fediverse uses the same universal language, but each service translates that language into their own specific rolls for their service.
Lemmy upvotes use “Like” which is common language in ActivityPub but down votes use “Dislike” which is not* also used in the ActivityPub language. It’s up to the other services how they interpret that. Mastodon favourites use “Like” but it has nothing for “Dislike”. Mastodon boost uses “Announce” which is what Lemmy uses for posts and comments to a community.
There are also some actions that use the ActivityPub language on both services but one simply just doesn’t send that action to the other service. Mastodon users can follow Lemmy users but Lemmy users cannot follow any users. I think Mbin does allow following users.
From the Lemmy ActivityPub documentation
An upvote for a post or comment send an ActivityPub Like action
Users can send posts or comments to a community which the community forwards to its followers in the form of Announce.
From the Mastodon ActivityPub Documentation
ActivityPub Like is transformed into a Favourite.
ActivityPub Announce is transformed into a boost on a status
Spinning a bottle?
If there’s anyone who has any valuable input about multiple accounts, it’s this guy.
It hasn’t stopped people from thinking that “communism” is a synonym for “bad”.
France also has St. Pierre and Miquelon that shares a border with Newfoundland.
I know it isn’t needed, but it seems odd how many people I know have not received their voters card.
After the election was called I went and checked my registration info and made sure it was accurate. Still didn’t get anything.
I unfortunately understand that but it’s more that the headline is using the “non-answer” for their question.
“Are you the right leader for the NDP?”
“I am absolutely the right leader for the country”
Title: “Singh says he is the right leader for the NDP”
I suppose it could be a good way to combat their non-answers by using it literally to quote them and make them look dumb.
Singh was asked if he’s still the right leader for the party.
“So if you want to defend health care, I’m your guy. I’m the only one that’s committed to defending health care, fighting back against privatization, not letting people profit off the pain of Canadians,” he said.
Singh said both the Liberals and Conservatives are proposing cuts to federal spending […]
Either the question was asked poorly or he didn’t understand because he clearly was not answering the question that was asked.
Why cross-post to the same community this was already posted to?
I guess we shouldn’t be putting any money towards the border then if he’s just going to put tariffs in place anyway.
I hope the US agreed to the same thing for Canada, too.
Pretty much all of Canada’s gun crimes are committed with weapons smuggled in from the States.
It took me a few minutes to figure out, too.
I got tired of scrolling after just getting to Meat, so the list is appreciated.
Video game consoles
Seems like this is limited to arcade machines and playing cards.
Other games, operated by coins, banknotes, bank cards, tokens or by other means of payment, other than automatic bowling alley equipment
Playing cards
Tariff Item No. 1205.10.00
Rape from the US is now being taxed. I guess I’ll just stick with Canadian rape, keep it local.
For those that haven’t seen it, this produces hilarious results.
Starting from 1 year being 365 days
1 month would be the equivalent of 3.65 days
1 day would be 52.5 minutes
1 hour would be 31.5 seconds
1 minute would be 0.3 seconds
1 second would be 3 milliseconds
1 millisecond would be 3 nanoseconds