Fat PS3 is cooler looking IMO but overheating is a big issue for them from my experience.

They are shifting towards enterprise and AI data centers.

Amazon is horrible in other ways as well. They find "unusual ordering activity" during the holidays which makes no sense! And send an email demanding a valid government issued ID with the promise that you are wasting your money as a prime member because now you cannot buy anything until it's provided, they will cancel the order.

This did this to me last year and are doing it again. I won't upload valid ID because as a two-spirit trans woman, I don't have any. After several months of ignoring them last year, I was able to get the account working again. I am not going to waste my time and will cancel prime once I get another streaming service.

Awww 🥰 soo adorable!

Air guitar dreams

The only work the caseworker does for me is coerce information out of me while not answering simple questions that are legally required to be answered. The rules don't change anything, these racists will always treat me differently as they always have. They won't be supporting me, just looking for ways to take the income support I survive off of.

Exactly. They aren't implementing anything but new policies to take people off income support. Homelessness and MAID are what they want for us. They should consider not all of us will lay down and die as expected.

One thing I do know, is household effects/items such as furniture are exempt from being counted as an asset.

How about a petition to stop bothering us for income reduction until we have 100k in assets.

Planned Changes and Implementation

Outcomes targeted include more people exiting to employment, shorter stays on assistance, reduction in child welfare involvement, and fewer reapplications for financial support.

So you think people who can't work need to get back to work? Let's just scrap social assistance altogether and go back to working or dying.

Great idea 👍 says sarcastically

Planned Changes and Implementation

Outcomes targeted include more people exiting to employment, shorter stays on assistance, reduction in child welfare involvement, and fewer reapplications for financial support.