Sooo high speed from Whitby to Toronto?

Biggest issue isn’t Joe Taxpayer who commutes from Peterborough to Toronto. It’s the person who commutes from King City to Bay St. Need a solution for satellite / feeder cities - high speed doesn’t suffice unfortunately

Not workable. Manhattan and London have viable alternatives to driving, namely, their transit systems. Your proposal doesn’t fix the last mile, which for Toronto, is especially egregious.

I like the thinking though.

Goodness gracious, the bias on that website is blatant.

Hey mate. I get it. I never fit into remote work, although I never experience as confronting of an incident as you.

Frankly, I would never have had the balls to invite ‘the lads’ back to a D&D game. I thought social ostracism would have been the LEAST of my worries. And I was in my 30s too. So hat off to you. If you get to Toronto, I’ll buy you a beer.

Anyone notice that Halifax is spelt 3 different ways in the article?

My personal favourite is Hailfox.

K.

I have a spare device at home (an old nexus 5). If I ever render the FP 6 unusable, I can fall back to that while I wait for parts to be shipped from Europe.

Ultimately the shipping cost and wait time is the only real hurdle to being outside Europe.

I never dabbled with sideloading ROMs, my experience is just stock android.

I switched from pixel (originally a nexus user, then most models up to 6) to FP6. After using google phones for well over a decade, I won’t be going back. Anecdotally:

• FP 6 camera is decidedly inferior to pixel 7 pro. Not just the image quality, but also the pre- and post- processing abilities you have in the pixel simply don’t exist on the FP. Native camera app is fully functional but somewhat limited in options.
• Every. Single. Google. App. can be uninstalled. Simply can’t do that on the pixel. FP comes with a single lightweight manufacturer app that seems to provide only functionality / drivers.
• machine learning on the FP is less capable that the pixel series. For illustration,the ‘predictive apps’ that you see on your pixel is just not available on the FP. In short, Pixel has a strong but invisible range of predictive outcomes that you (I) didn’t recognise until I switched to vanilla android.
• phone is a lot more location dependent. For illustration: I’m in North America and the October android patch forced my device into a boot cycle. Had to disable precise location as a short-term fix. Turns out that FP 6 isn’t sold by FP in North America (Murena is a reseller, no shade) so it’s a bit unsurprising that the patch isn’t robust worldwide. However. The issue was raised in the FP forums, the manufacturer ACTUALLY CONTACTED AFFECTED USERS seeking logs, and a month later shipped the next patch which resolved the problem (I’ve had tickets open with google for 3 bloody years without resolution).

To summarise my experience, I was unconsciously dependent on certain Pixel functionality, and the switch was a little shock. But I feel much more capable with this phone and I certainly feel more control.

Good luck with the choice!

Atomic blonde, Charlize Theron nails it

Way to shoot the messenger there. Or are you also taking that pitchfork after Jassy?

You’re a knob, sweetie.

Prove it.

My man, why do you trust so easily? No source, no evidence, just empty words on a screen.

Be better.

Wow what another hot take. Still garbage.

Australia literally closed borders for years due to COVID (with bugger all disease internally). Immigration was effectively halted. Australia had the perfect opportunity to do exactly what you are saying… And did not.

The average increase in house purchase price, in all states, between 2020 and 2022 (i.e. while immigration pauses were effectively in place) immediately discredits your talking points.

Stop conflating immigration with the problem, which was, is, and remains, housing speculation.

Maybe spend less time confusing the issue, and take up a pitchfork against speculative home ownership.

Semantics.Your point - that immigration excerbates existing underlying problems - specifically ignores the underlying problem, which in OPs post, describes that housing is a locked / controlled asset (due to it being a speculative asset) , which has itself created an artificial shortage.

Maybe spend less time confusing the issue, and take up a pitchfork against speculative home ownership.

If those are your exceptions, strongly recommend Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Gorgeous scenery and a shot at stiller acting

Both good options. Don’t need to be fancy, so long as it works.

Re the vibrator recommendation - that’s hilarious but apt. You want something that doesn’t move a lot, but oscillates a ton. A vibrator fits those requirements. A mechanical toothbrush could work in a pinch, but you don’t want the rotating toothbrush head, it’s the motor vibrations (offset? Can’t remember) doing the trick.

Haven’t vibrated it enough. 100%. But it’s interesting because your void distribution is pretty consistent… im guessing you vibrated the mould rather than the mix.

Your problem is not mix consistency, it’s entrained air. Mould vibration (esp with a small mould) is not good at removing entrained air.

Try a needle vibrator on your next one. Maybe an old tooth brush?

Edit: don’t forget to treat your forms. You want to apply specialised compound to reduce adhesion between concrete and form, so when you strip forms, pockets of uncured mix don’t ‘pull away’ from your piece.