Keith Walsh

Having lived in Vancouver, I don't think anyone would notice, as the RDF is so thick in Dec and Jan, the sun is little more than a faint diffuse light source somewhere beyond the opaque grey dome of the sky.

Page one of the right-wing playbook. Never apologize, never admit you were wrong, never explain, never take responsibility, gaslight relentlessly, always blame the other guy (or girl, especially if it's a girl).

Another from the #Newfoundland collection. Just after #sunset on #placentiabay #photography #nikon
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The media like to treat Carney like he's some sort of 4-D chess player when he's actually just a neoliberal banker; pretty much everything he does predictably tracks with that. If he's playing chess, then his board is lacking some basic pieces, taken away by his own myopic decisions.

The last Lightroom I used was version 3, I believe. I keep the box on my shelf as a reminder to NEVER subscribe to software.

Nothing new there about the VOCM webpage. I think it's a byproduct of rushing to get stuff out in a Furey😂

I wonder how fast these AI Centres of Excellence will fade away when the stock/hype bubble pops? Also, didn't we slash the number of permits for international students? Hasn't the Carney government put the squeeze on federal research funding (NSERC, etc.) while the provinces struggle to fund Uni's?

Laptop makers have also developed an allergy against SD card readers as well, which, as a photographer, drives me someplace, someplace dark😱

Honestly, meditation bores me to no end. I could never see the point of it over a walk. Also, I have an almost immunological aversion to 'wellness' influencers.

And they still are

Seems I'm not the only Capture One user around here

Added a #Newfoundland gallery to the website, where a late winter renovation continues. This one is from the dockside in #Placentia with the iconic lift bridge in the background. #photography #nikon #canada #eastcoast

It makes we wonder though, do people in government actually use these things as some kind of vibes meter 🤔

True but it suffers from severe agenda bias

Every bad thing we warned about in the 90s came true. We were dismissed then pretty much by the same crowd who dismiss the kids today.

Carney is a neoliberal banker. Understand that and you understand everything you need to understand about this government

I’ll point out these online surveys are not statistically representative and basically meaningless

Talking about students how about you retract that terrible statement on Iran & condemn airstrikes.

How about you take the security threat to Canadians from the Indian govt. seriously.

How about you stop endorsing AI & restore public sector jobs.

How about listening to academics on enviro. issues.

Neoliberal bankers gonna neoliberal bank. Everything Carney has done to date is to try to revive the neoliberal order he claimed, at Davos(naturally), no longer existed.

Meta blocking CHCH and other independent Canadian news stations At a time when misinformation, deep-fakes and artificially-generated content designed to look like real news is flooding Facebook and Instagram, their parent company Meta continues to block original, ...

At a time when misinformation, deep-fakes and artificially-generated content designed to look like real news is flooding Facebook and Instagram, their parent company Meta continues to block original, trusted Canadian journalism.

Sounds like 'mining exploration' is a smaller business than Maude Lewis calendars

Also, does anyone remember Telidon? I remember one at the #signalhill interpretation centre in the 80s. I found it fascinating #Newfoundland #technology #canada #1980s
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If France could lead the world with Minitel in the 1980s, surely Europe can free itself from Silicon Valley’s shackles now? | Alexander Hurst Back then, France punched above its weight when it came to tech. The EU needs it to rediscover its taste for the cutting edge, says Paris-based writer Alexander Hurst

It's time to think beyond the American Big Tech paradigm #internet #europe #canada #technology

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Europe’s energy transition is well underway but it is far from uniform.

In 25 European countries, non-fossil fuel sources now generate the majority of electricity, a clear sign of how deeply clean power has penetrated the system.

I all fairness that’s the Liberal way

It's difficult to escape the feeling that this is a case of the powerful picking on the powerless to score cheap political 'gotcha' points. Shameful really.

Ontario’s right-to-repair fight heads to Queen’s Park Nearly two million Ontarians searched online last year for help repairing phones, appliances, vehicles and equipment instead of replacing them — a sign of growing frustration with products that are ha...

Nearly two million Ontarians searched online last year for help repairing phones, appliances, vehicles and equipment instead of replacing them — a sign of growing frustration with products that are hard or too expensive to fix, advocates say.

Cold winter days are a good time to do some website updates, like expanding the #copenhagen gallery and finally adding the #edinburgh one. More to come, including some new blog posts #photography #fujifilm #nikon

These slab-sided designs give me some 00s Ford vibes. Wasn't much of a fan then either.

FYI, I always stop at a NS tourism centre when I visit #novascotia. The local people who work there have insight/tips I can't find on my phone