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I've switched to CIBC so I'll be using InvestorEdge. It would be great if thehbhsd some discount on ETF purchases but since they don't I'll be setting up an automated purchsse of e-series mutual funds and continue buying crypto ETFs with Wealth-Simple.

Portfolio is boring.. 50% S&P e-series 50% International e-series

Currently holding GME and AAPL equally

Add it to the list. Definitely changing my blocklist on pihole/adguard

I cannot wait to see this bulldog in power and tread water time and time again because he has no policy. He's been a barking mutt his whole career. Useless twat.

I get triggered when a for profit entity (like ESRI) uses open data and then sells it to governments..

As a Canadian I have seen our government crumble to for-profit entities. The issue is that a lot of governments do not want the liability of something if it fails.

Will EU countries that planned to use open source options and their own staff, already on the payroll, still likely create a procurement plan for maintenance and ongoing tech support?

Home Assistant is a great platform to build on and their assist feature is amazing. Definitely worth the effort.

An alternative to eBay and PayPal is needed! Thiel is up there too with Musk and Bozo.

You're right, maybe it's a dream to have a Canadian GDPR-like policy. I once tried to get Canadian Tire to delete my data and they declined the request. 🤦🏼

Has anyone found a decent option to replace PayPal?

That's their plan...

Before I clicked the link, which was a questionable life choice, I'm wondering what on earth you'd be doing. Was this person actually just chillin' in the backyard and thinking "damn, this Miller Lite is going through me too quickly to bother getting up and going back inside."

Let's break it down. Just because a solution is European, it doesn't automatically mean it's better or more trustworthy when it comes to your data and privacy. While some European solutions might be great, it's not a guarantee that they're all created equal or that they're more committed to protecting your information.

It's not like all European companies are die-hard advocates for privacy, fairness, and openness. Each one has its own approach and priorities, just like their North American counterparts. So, it's essential to do your research and evaluate each solution on its own merits, rather than making assumptions based on its geographical origin.

That being said, if you're looking for a temporary solution while you search for something you can really trust, a European option might be a good stopgap. It's not a permanent fix, but it can help you bridge the gap until you find a solution that truly aligns with your values and priorities. Just remember to keep looking and don't get too comfortable – your data and privacy are worth the extra effort to find the right fit.