David Reevely
@davidreevely
Logic reporter, Ottawa Citizen and Canadian Press alum. I cover Ottawa, cybersecurity and defence, telecom, space, health, infrastructure and whatever else needs doing. Signal: @davidreevely.68
Ah! Yes, this seems more like it. I've definitely seen worse, but it's not fantastic.
Public Safety Minister Anandasangree's press secretary Simon Lafortune cited this footnote in the parliamentary procedural manual, which is about confidential drafting advice from Commons staff, as the reason for not sharing the Liberals' proposed amendments.
From the start of a Federal Court of Appeal decision published today. Is it possible that the telecom and broadcasting regulatory system in Canada has too many avenues of appeal? decisions.fca-caf.ca/fca-caf/deci...
He posted three of these and they're all of moments in different movies when white-nationalist nostalgia reveries juuuust start to give way to body horror nightmares.
In my day, we didn’t have colour and perspective was in its infancy.
Maybe perversely, and certainly pointlessly, I'm wondering what the chain of reasoning is here.
Nicholas Golle, a possible challenger to Coun. Ariel Troster in downtown Somerset ward who currently works for the Canada Revenue Agency, gets permission from the Public Service Commission to run.
I’ve seen bigger leads evaporate before, but Terrebonne is looking good for the Bloc, not the Liberals.
Potential Ottawa mayoral candidate Neil Saravanamuttoo has secured permission from his federal employer to run. gazette.gc.ca/rp-pr/p1/202...
I went through a brief Arc period last year. I liked all the ways I could customize my workspace, which often involves having a LOT of different tab groups open across two screens. It has some foibles, but they were getting squished one by one. Then they did this, and stopped updating Arc.
A sure sign of spring: we’re back to using the War Memorial as a parking area. A decade later, we still don’t have a more elegant way of protecting the troops who protect the memorial.
Artemis II pilot Victor Glover seems to have taken a set of eclipse glasses from a 2023 viewing at Petroglyph National Monument with him to space. www.flickr.com/photos/nasa2...
A 14.4k modem? Ha. I first connected to the internet at 2800 baud. If you wanted to see a picture it was faster to draw it yourself.
A Commodore PET. Green-on-black ASCII text display. Diskettes? Pff! The PET had an external Datasette drive and a dot-matrix printer. We did eventually get a disk drive. We'd go on to have a Commodore 64, a Macintosh Classic (eventually with a 2800-baud modem) and an LCIII.