Its called Bitwarden Unified. Its still in beta at the moment. I have been running this along side Vaultwarden myself.

https://bitwarden.com/help/install-and-deploy-unified-beta/

I was in Hot Pursuit to post this first, but you beat me to it.

PSA: if you can, please get a second opinion on any dental work done, some dentist have a habit to call everything a cavity and will drill and fill your healthy teeth to be able to charge the insurance company.

Speaking from experience, I have filling’s on almost every one of my teeth from when I was younger. My parents were to easy to be convinced and assumed dentists were experts and not business owners.

I know it’s not your question, but have you checked out Bitwarden or the alternative Selfhosted Vaultwarden. Bitwarden supports passkeys and vault syncing, and if you are offline you can still access your vault.

https://bitwarden.com/passwordless-passkeys/

Bitwarden also released a AIO selfhosted docker image, but last I checked it’s still not in “official release” status.

The business on this street must be making a killing in profits, and not a single parking spot or car lane in sight!

Most business owners seem to be the first to complain when lanes of traffic are removed along the street they face, or parking spots are removed. The argument always seems to be sales will go down and shopper traffic will decrease.

Now this is what living in a city should be! Congratulations NYC and the people that supported this right from the beginning!

It’s amazing something like the image below is considered “normal”

If there is a acknowledgement that what you are building is in a natural flood zone, why not build according to the environmental conditions of the area?

There must be homes designs that don’t look like the typical “American dream” single family home.

Something on stilts comes to mind.

Its a strange world were somehow we have been conditioned to belive travel on foot or cycling is somewhat “lesser” then travel by car.

Hopefully the notion of “Car is King” dies one day, and we build cities once again for the people living in them.

Any tool or item can be used to take a life or cause injury.

It could be argued guns are designed for hunting, and cars are designed for travel, but both can be used to cause harm.

Hell even a shopping cart design to haul groceries can be used to harm. Relevant video in the link.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePmc1656EVo

Wait till I tell you about all the mobile weather machines that are heavily subsidized by the government as well.

We see them on roads and driveways all the time. Wake up sheep!

Flash floods are becoming more prevalent and common.

I really hope the people of this community are safe and those that can rise up to shut down the goverments subsidize weather machines in their area and towns.

Fun fact (for everyone that does not already know). When Christopher Columbus was attempting to reach the East Indies by sailing west, he instead landed in the Americas, which he mistakenly believed to be part of Asia. He then misidentified the native people as “Indians”.

Neature Walk - Episode 1

Nature is neat, that’s why Neature Walk exists.  How neat is that?  Pretty neat.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hm3JodBR-vs

Hey that looks like my street :(

An Indian status card is an official document issued by the Canadian government to First Nations people who are registered under the Indian Act. The card serves as proof of identity and legal Canadian identification, and can be used as ID for domestic flights.

He was then on the phone with WestJet customer service, and they didn’t even know what an Indian status card was. They started asking if Corbiere was from India.

Just add a search yesterday on the App Store and Google Play Store to see what new “productivity apps” are around. Pretty much every app now has AI somewhere in its name.

The ones being implemented into emergency call centers are better though? Right?

Agreed, integrated tram lines at street level would work perfectly in Toronto (as they do all around the word).

Toronto just needs to take some streets with tram lines already in them and turn sections of these streets into car free pedestrian zones. Half if not more trams have boarding zones within a full traffic lane already.

Toronto being toronto through would probably screw it up, turning a non issue into a issue, with pedestrian barriers and over engineering of some sort.

The answer is yes, Toronto needs Pedestrian only streets.

Places that come to mind for pedestrians zones & car free zones.

1. King street near Spadina
2. College near Bathurst
3. Church street
4. Parliament street
5. Liberty Village
6. Kensington Market
7. Ossington Ave between Dundas & 8. Queen.
8. Roncesvalles Ave
9. Parkside Drive

Because cars don’t cause deaths, it’s the pedestrians jumping infront of my car that do. /s

Edit: Has everyone been missing the satire in this point?