You know why we have 99% of the regulations we do? Because without them houses we're catching fire and killing everyone inside, or collapsing in a stiff breeze killing everyone inside.
Generally regulations exist because uncountable numbers of people died first.
Something is wrong there then, because no other ethernet spec is going to cap at 800 Mbps, it's 10, 100, 1000, 2.5g 5g 10g etc
Just to clarify for you, it's been the conservative provincial governments that have been shredding Healthcare in this country, federal doesn't do much beyond attempting to allocate funds as requested/required to the province, the province is then responsible for spending it and asking for more if needed.
And yet in Canada after legalization use has infact remained the same.
This is basically how it works in Canada, but when the health care system gets worse during conservative control of the provinces people aren't blaming the conservatives and province they are blaming the federal government and the liberal party.
People have literally zero idea or care about what level controls things, they just want to blame "the other guy"
Ah yes because desiring to know the race of the victim in order to compare two situations, and demonstrate the inequality of treatment based on race makes me racist.
Just because you omit the part where it was about race doesn't make it not about race.
You've been projecting the insides of your asshole all over this fucking thread.
Shut up fuck off and stop pulling shit out if that gaping barn door of an ass while lying through your fucking teeth.
We should protect the Shonen trash so that the filthy Shonen fan bases don't come to our series and spew shit in our discussions.
Unfortunately that wasn't been a thing for the past 10+ years since the generation that told us "don't believe everything you see on the internet " decided to get on the internet and ignore their own advice.
Because on lemmy a post getting 100 up votes is enough to end up somewhere high on all, so your seeing people from outside of the Linux community in here.