Ryan Robinson
@ryanrobinson.ca
He/him. Anabaptist (Mennonite) + Liberation Theology Christian. Tech: Drupal, Microsoft 365. Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Canada (Haldimand Tract). Childfree cat gentleman.
Mastodon: @ryan.mstdn.ca.ap.brid.gy
Photos: @ryan.pixelfed.ca.ap.brid.gy
Mastodon: @ryan.mstdn.ca.ap.brid.gy
Photos: @ryan.pixelfed.ca.ap.brid.gy
That's a problem for tomorrow. Today's problem is sapping out as much shareholder value as possible until then.
December 11, 2025 at 6:12 PM
That's a problem for tomorrow. Today's problem is sapping out as much shareholder value as possible until then.
I use bsky.jazco.dev/cleanup every couple weeks.
Mastodon gets the edge on Bluesky for this one, with a built-in setting to delete posts at a certain age. No extra service needed.
Mastodon gets the edge on Bluesky for this one, with a built-in setting to delete posts at a certain age. No extra service needed.
December 11, 2025 at 2:13 AM
I use bsky.jazco.dev/cleanup every couple weeks.
Mastodon gets the edge on Bluesky for this one, with a built-in setting to delete posts at a certain age. No extra service needed.
Mastodon gets the edge on Bluesky for this one, with a built-in setting to delete posts at a certain age. No extra service needed.
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“This is a concerning development given the current state of the world, where authoritarian populism is on the rise…If it becomes easy to override Charter rights at the first instance, then the Charter will soon no longer be worth the paper that it’s written on.”
Parties or governments are willing to invoke the Notwithstanding Clause to override rights and to keep the courts from even weighing in on whether their laws would be constitutional or not.They’re not even trying anymore, writes @journodale.bsky.social.
Provinces’ cavalier use of Notwithstanding Clause a dangerous sign | Xtra Magazine
There should be a political cost for using the clause; unfortunately, there isn’t
xtramagazine.com
November 14, 2025 at 12:25 AM
“This is a concerning development given the current state of the world, where authoritarian populism is on the rise…If it becomes easy to override Charter rights at the first instance, then the Charter will soon no longer be worth the paper that it’s written on.”
Never seen it but just picked up a used 4K copy so it's on the list for this year
December 11, 2025 at 2:06 AM
Never seen it but just picked up a used 4K copy so it's on the list for this year
Financial consequences to the dangerous driver I mean. Obviously he's fine with the status quo consequences only being dead kids.
December 10, 2025 at 5:56 PM
Financial consequences to the dangerous driver I mean. Obviously he's fine with the status quo consequences only being dead kids.
Moll Don't Lie is great
December 10, 2025 at 2:54 AM
Moll Don't Lie is great
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...Eliminating Section 230 would literally be the death of free speech on the Internet.
Sites (like here on Bluesky) would literally have to manually review every single post before it's allowed to be posted to make sure it's not something that will get them sued into oblivion.
Sites (like here on Bluesky) would literally have to manually review every single post before it's allowed to be posted to make sure it's not something that will get them sued into oblivion.
December 5, 2025 at 9:27 AM
...Eliminating Section 230 would literally be the death of free speech on the Internet.
Sites (like here on Bluesky) would literally have to manually review every single post before it's allowed to be posted to make sure it's not something that will get them sued into oblivion.
Sites (like here on Bluesky) would literally have to manually review every single post before it's allowed to be posted to make sure it's not something that will get them sued into oblivion.
Reposted by Ryan Robinson
There are lots of other ways to address the very real harms that kids experience online:
✅ Strict privacy laws that make it illegal to harvest data and use it to recommend content
✅ Antitrust laws so we have real choices for where to go online
✅ Regulate features like autoplay & infinite scroll
✅ Strict privacy laws that make it illegal to harvest data and use it to recommend content
✅ Antitrust laws so we have real choices for where to go online
✅ Regulate features like autoplay & infinite scroll
December 4, 2025 at 9:37 PM
There are lots of other ways to address the very real harms that kids experience online:
✅ Strict privacy laws that make it illegal to harvest data and use it to recommend content
✅ Antitrust laws so we have real choices for where to go online
✅ Regulate features like autoplay & infinite scroll
✅ Strict privacy laws that make it illegal to harvest data and use it to recommend content
✅ Antitrust laws so we have real choices for where to go online
✅ Regulate features like autoplay & infinite scroll
I love that Pebble is making things again.
December 9, 2025 at 6:13 PM
I love that Pebble is making things again.