It seems so

Exploding water? In a nutshell, yes, water can “explode” in the fashion described above. However, it takes near perfect conditions to bring this about, thus “exploding water” is not something the average hot beverage drinker who would otherwise now be eyeing his microwave with trepidation need fear. Odds are, you’ll go through life without ever viewing this phenomenon first-hand, and if you’re one of the rare few who does get to see it, you will likely not be harmed by the experience (that would take your standing right over the cup at the instant it happened, and the liquid’s bolting up and hitting your skin).

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has advised consumers:

This type of phenomenon occurs if water is heated in a clean cup. If foreign materials such as instant coffee or sugar are added before heating, the risk is greatly reduced. If superheating has occurred, a slight disturbance or movement such as picking up the cup, or pouring in a spoon full of instant coffee, may result in a violent eruption with the boiling water exploding out of the cup.

It’s possible but iirc any imperfection in the surface will prevent this.

Sadly I didn’t really doubt it. But I wanted to.

Tell me this isn’t real please

What’s a couple more months?

But how much does it earn them back? Pennies? Doesn’t matter, it’s worth it to them. Even if USA is ending production and Canada stopped years ago.

Casting support is still available on older Chromecast devices or TVs that support Google Cast natively, according to Netflix’s support page, but only for subscribers on pricier ad-free plans, which start from $17.99 per month. Netflix users with an ad-supported subscription ($7.99 per month) will be unable to cast from their phones even if they own legacy Chromecast devices.

Scummy

It was Time Magazine actually. . Still funny though.

Did you buy bread products in the twenty year period from Loblaws? That should be easier to answer. It’s not like they’re asking for you to have kept paperwork.

If you bought groceries from any of their stores there’s a good chance you did.

There was, but you’re still eligible to claim:

Canada is run by oligopolies and all the major grocery stores colluded for years.

While the price-fixing allegations targeted other major grocers, including Sobeys, Walmart, Giant Tiger and Metro, only Loblaw and its parent company have agreed to a settlement. The others have denied the allegations.

Edit: I’m sure they still do, but they’ll be more careful with bread.

Looks cool but I had to laugh at this:

It’s a little broken, yes

I could have written this comment.

We need to form a Sync support group…

That’s an interesting idea…

Letting the days go by

I’m trying not to be pessimistic but all I can think is that or they’re going to take a greater portion of royalties from the artists who already have a very small percentage.

And then they’ll go and train their AI models on it for free and without permission either way.

Despite going through being acquired a couple times themself, for now I still have to recommend Bandcamp. But I’d love to learn about freer alternatives that also support artists.

I worry a lot of tracks, especially from smaller artists, are going to be removed.

This is truly devastating news. Major labels are going to heavily abuse direct access to this database.

I regret ever contributing.