These are very common in the Rock Mountains, especially in and around Banff National Park. I recall them building a lot of them about 10 years ago. A wonderful initiative.
I'd say it's probably happening because the syntax parser runs every character to be able to provide auto complete, and error tracking is a part of that system. I wonder if there's a plugin that introduces some smart delay between when the error is detected and when it's displayed.
"It's 20.5°C outside or roughly 20 notches on your thermometer (except for americans)"
I thought this was just my collection of community subscriptions
I think it's both the weapon and the isolation: you get more angry when someone else's mistake could be deadly for you, and it's so much harder to see them, so you start to assume the worst.
This is poetry
Wow. I had no doubt it was a salute, but seeing them side-by-side is chilling
Cool that it's Canadian, but Ground News has always felt a little pointless. In this video FriendlyJordie does a great job of explaining why the Left vs Right lens for news is unhelpful if not downright stupid. He talks more about using Chomsky's propaganda model do more accurately to find the bias of a media source.
Only unrelastic thing is mentioning the CBC in a positive way at all
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Works for me. Also, subscribed!
Over 6 firetrucks on site responding to what looks like a large scale fire. Smoke drifting out the vents on the roof.
Maybe we this just means that the public streets are more free-game for random experiments than we thought!