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- 1US accused of interfering in Canadian elections●RE: https:// mstdn.ca/@smiteri/117444922145 130421 Hypocrisy beyond parody. No country interferes in more country's elec
Commenters are calling out what they describe as rank hypocrisy from the United States, arguing that no country interferes in more foreign elections and politics — including Canada's — than the US. They claim China and Russia rank second and third in election interference. The remarks come amid ongoing debate about foreign influence in Canadian politics, with some pushing back on the focus on China and Russia alone.
- 2DIYers weigh cheaper alternatives to pricey chop saws for molding cuts●I don't really want to drop $$$ on a chop saw just for cutting molding and quarter round but I'm tired of plastic miter
A home DIY discussion is underway about the cost of getting clean corners when cutting molding and quarter round. One poster says buying a chop saw feels like a big expense for a small job, but cheap plastic miter boxes keep producing sloppy, inaccurate cuts. Others are weighing options like manual miter saws, hand saws with guides, or renting tools.
- 3Speed limiters move beyond trucks: what comes next▼Speed limiters are moving beyond trucks. What happens next?
Speed limiters, long required on heavy trucks, are reportedly being extended to other vehicle categories, raising questions about how widely the technology will spread and what rules will follow. The discussion focuses on safety benefits, driver pushback, and whether passenger cars and other fleets could face mandatory top-speed restrictions next.
- 4Construction tech startup Miter raises $40 million▼Exclusive: Construction tech startup Miter raises $40M
Construction technology startup Miter has raised $40 million in a new funding round, according to an exclusive report by Axios. The company builds software for the construction industry, and the fresh capital positions it to expand its product and grow its customer base. The raise adds to a string of funding rounds for startups targeting the large but traditionally low-tech construction sector.
- 5Construction tech startup Miter raises $40 million Series B▼Construction tech startup Miter lands $40M Series B led by Battery Ventures
Construction technology startup Miter has raised a $40 million Series B funding round led by Battery Ventures. The investment positions the company to scale its software for the construction industry, a sector increasingly targeted by startups digitizing project management and workforce operations. Miter is among a growing wave of construction tech firms attracting significant venture capital as the industry modernizes.