Amazon joins Google, Microsoft in going nuclear • FRANCE 24 English (youtube.com)
Don't go try to fix all the bugs. Rebuild the entire product with the original vision.
Turpentine wants to get into publishing, like Palladium (now helmed by Samo).
People wanted to replace the paperbelt with digital technology, but some think there's a reason magazines exist. But the concrete organizations (d) need replacing. They've created an inbred industry, where people mostly write about what they don't know. Journalism is an impossible profession unless you have a wealth of information in at least something. Samo.
There was a mass-failure of publications. It wasn't the best but the worst that survived. Flattering ideological biases, sharp elbows, and that's why they've become more simliar rather than more diverse.
Canada still does not have free stock trading. It doesn't allow Robinhood, I guess. It's been years since the US and other countries got fee-less trading. Canada still charges $7-$10 per trade at it's banks' trading platforms. Canada also denied Revolut, which would have made things cheaper for Canadians and be the first option in Canada (besides PayPal) with some privacy options. It doesn't seem there are currently any privacy-protecting ways for Canadians to send money, for example when buying something from a random person on Marketplace. They have to share their identities with strangers and open themselves up to identity and other fraud.