"I'm bored of that conversation and I don't want it to be the only thing I'm known for." Kathleen Hanna interviewed about her newly released memoir, Rebel Girl: My Life as a Feminist Punk (archive link here)

"I knew we were right. I knew we had done our work. I knew the case was iron tight." (slTorontoStar) (archived link here)

For the victims of the alleged Boneheads scam, it was either McRae-Yu and his rookie lawyer or no one. (Canadian police, unlike their counterparts in the U.S., have shown little interest and even less aptitude when to it comes to investigating this kind of scam.)

"Tims is always going to be able to lean on the ordinary Canadians thing in their advertising. It is a habit."

It's worth noting that this Canadian icon is not even owned by Canadians anymore. While the coffee is garbage, it is accessible garbage to all Canadians. Count the Timmies where you live!

People who care about internet monoculture and control are often told they're nostalgists harkening back to a pioneer era. It's fiendishly hard to regenerate an open and competitive infrastructure for younger generations who've been raised to assume that two or three platforms, two app stores, two operating systems, two browsers, one cloud/mega-store and a single search engine for the world comprise the internet. (Noema sl)

I will say I am not fond of the use of the word "plantation" in regards to how online spaces are seen. But for all that, I mostly agree with this despite the impossibility.