Liam McHugh-Russell
@xntl.info
Canadian law professor. Transnational law, labour regulation, cooperatives and corporate governance, knowledge politics. Currently obsessed with the uses of legal scholarship. Two time dad. Not even a jack of any trades.
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This is the problematically narrow, cracked, and debris-filled bike lane in question. Not the one in the article’s photo. I put a bit more explanation in the alt text.
November 27, 2025 at 4:23 PM
This is the problematically narrow, cracked, and debris-filled bike lane in question. Not the one in the article’s photo. I put a bit more explanation in the alt text.
This worked for me:
Time & Language > Typing > Advanced Keyboard Settings; Click "Input language hot keys"; Click "Change Key Sequence"
I can now change to US (International) and back using Ctrl-Shift
Time & Language > Typing > Advanced Keyboard Settings; Click "Input language hot keys"; Click "Change Key Sequence"
I can now change to US (International) and back using Ctrl-Shift
November 27, 2025 at 11:53 AM
This worked for me:
Time & Language > Typing > Advanced Keyboard Settings; Click "Input language hot keys"; Click "Change Key Sequence"
I can now change to US (International) and back using Ctrl-Shift
Time & Language > Typing > Advanced Keyboard Settings; Click "Input language hot keys"; Click "Change Key Sequence"
I can now change to US (International) and back using Ctrl-Shift
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"Do you make up your own mind, or are you a slave to the conventions of your society that define the 'coding' of different goods and activities" is a pretty basic fork in the road for being your own person
November 26, 2025 at 5:47 PM
"Do you make up your own mind, or are you a slave to the conventions of your society that define the 'coding' of different goods and activities" is a pretty basic fork in the road for being your own person
I still have US (International) keyboard installed but I can't figure out how to make it active. It seems to have been borked. The info available online suggests that Win+Spacebar should still switch between keyboard layouts and...it doesn't. This is a huge problem!
November 25, 2025 at 2:36 PM
I still have US (International) keyboard installed but I can't figure out how to make it active. It seems to have been borked. The info available online suggests that Win+Spacebar should still switch between keyboard layouts and...it doesn't. This is a huge problem!
He also has a profound moral core that refuses to put up with common sense justifications for atrocity
November 25, 2025 at 2:26 PM
He also has a profound moral core that refuses to put up with common sense justifications for atrocity
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A new kind of rapid Chotining. Please appreciate the alt-text.
November 25, 2025 at 1:09 AM
A new kind of rapid Chotining. Please appreciate the alt-text.
Why do you hate the market, Jacob
November 25, 2025 at 10:37 AM
Why do you hate the market, Jacob
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The thing about politics — the thing about life — is that people who may not seem important *right now* can be decisive elsewhere and later. For instance, Carney just threw away any chance of Canada getting a seat on the UN Security Council for a generation. Think that’s not important?
November 23, 2025 at 2:17 PM
The thing about politics — the thing about life — is that people who may not seem important *right now* can be decisive elsewhere and later. For instance, Carney just threw away any chance of Canada getting a seat on the UN Security Council for a generation. Think that’s not important?
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3️⃣ The dangerous rush for Indigenous identity policies at universities, by Debbie Martin: policyoptions.irpp.org/2025/11/indi...
The lasting harm of universities’ rush for Indigenous identity policies
Universities are cracking down on pretendians, but poorly designed policies are harming people with legitimate claims to Indigeneity.
policyoptions.irpp.org
November 21, 2025 at 9:00 PM
3️⃣ The dangerous rush for Indigenous identity policies at universities, by Debbie Martin: policyoptions.irpp.org/2025/11/indi...
the amazing thing is that Google actually gave you what you wanted
November 21, 2025 at 1:43 PM
the amazing thing is that Google actually gave you what you wanted
Sometimes you might feel like a grab bag of random ideas, with no real expertise in anything. But then you read something written confidently about your field and you write 700 words in 15 minutes explaining just a sampling of the ways it's wrong
November 20, 2025 at 2:49 PM
Sometimes you might feel like a grab bag of random ideas, with no real expertise in anything. But then you read something written confidently about your field and you write 700 words in 15 minutes explaining just a sampling of the ways it's wrong
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Various group-philosophical pessimisms will have you believing that universalism is impossible, not worth striving for. That if you don't oppress, you will inevitably be a victim. I refuse. We are best protected by democracy, by the rule of law, by human and civil rights.
November 18, 2025 at 7:24 PM
Various group-philosophical pessimisms will have you believing that universalism is impossible, not worth striving for. That if you don't oppress, you will inevitably be a victim. I refuse. We are best protected by democracy, by the rule of law, by human and civil rights.