Chamberlin argued his relief should include $32 trillion, the “reconstruction” of the RCMP, 500,000 shares in Tesla, the suspension of trade between Canada and China, the release of various classified documents, an MRI of his entire body and the dismantling of Transport Canada. He also sought a private meeting with the Queen and the “cleaning up of the swamp,” which was not defined more clearly in the court documents.
Category: Shrapnel
Don’t let your kids eat batteries: AHS
As a prospective parent, I’ll make a mental note.
Poorly Drawn Lines – The One They Call
How I Combined an Ultrawide and Portable Monitor for a Kickass Dual-Display Setup
I’ve been considering getting an ultrawide monitor but I’m reluctant to pull the trigger because I’m not sure it’s going to give me the screen real estate that I want.
Right now I have two 16:9 monitors which is more than I need and I’d like a bit of desk space back, but I’m not convinced 21:9 is enough. 24:9 is what I think I want but that’s not actually a thing.
This may just be the perfect solution.
Edmonton police cruisers crash in Calgary before officer’s funeral procession
“Edmonton police are investigating after six of their vehicles were involved in a collision in Calgary on Saturday”
660 News
How do you crash six cars?
KFC made a bucket-shaped gaming PC that warms chicken
“KFC and Cooler Master have unveiled a bucket-shaped gaming PC that also warms chicken.”
The future is wild.
JW Anderson Felt Mules Are a Witty Slippers Update to Birkenstocks
I do like a good pair of slippers, and this year I’d estimate I spent at least 90% of my waking hours wearing them.
I think Bloomberg have overestimated the price range I’m targeting by a hair or two though.
Google quietly buys company that turns your old Windows 7 PC into Chrome OS machine
I’ve used CloudReady and I think it’s great apart from its lack of android app support, so I’m excited to see what Google do with it.
25+ forgotten or hidden shortcuts for your Android homescreen
This is pretty handy. I have a shortcut set up for weather (which normally just lives somewhere inside the Google app, I think) but there are clearly many more things you can do that with.
