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SFD SATURDAY MORNING WEEKLY 40
While living in Paris for a few years Brianna and I made it a habit to try what we thought were typical Parisian restaurants.
Frank Waszkun
October 26, 2024
FRANKIE’S FAVOURITE EATERIES
Le Cafe Du Commerce - Paris, France
While living in Paris for a few years Brianna and I made it a habit to try what we thought were typical Parisian restaurants. One day just a little hop skip and a jump from our apartment was this cute little sign for Cafe Du Commerce (the street is Commerce). When you walk in you have that instantaneous feeling that oysters will be shucked at some point, the waiters will be a touch rude, and the steak frites will be perfect. Well, that's exactly what happens. I know this restaurant is still there as I've walked by it recently and I'm sure the typical French fare is still being made there. It's super cute with three floors and the middle is wide open giving it a grand feeling and balcony seating. This one is not to be missed. I have a photo taken of Brianna there while eating some crème brûlée- let me see if I can find it .
TECH SPOTLIGHT
The Zero Click Internet: What It Means for the Future
The internet is undergoing one of its biggest changes yet, evolving into what’s being called the Zero Click Internet. This new landscape means that soon, clicking on links to access content could be a thing of the past. It might sound far-fetched, but in many ways, we’re already living it.
Think about it: platforms like Facebook and X (formerly Twitter) no longer prioritize posts with links, encouraging users to keep content directly on the platform instead. Add in the rise of generative AI, and platforms are more eager than ever to serve up answers and content right where you are, without you needing to click away. Google has been doing this for a while, displaying quick answers right in search results, and they’re only getting better at it.
What does this mean for the internet as we know it? Websites could become less relevant, and industries like digital publishing, SEO, and even web hosting might see big shifts—or even disappear entirely. Imagine a world where most of your online time is spent within a few major platforms like Google or TikTok, with information at your fingertips but rarely from the websites you’re used to.
It’s not all doom and gloom, though. While this change could spell the end for some businesses, it also creates opportunities for those willing to adapt. But for users, this new era will certainly change how we discover, consume, and interact with information online. The Zero Click Internet is here, and it’s reshaping the digital landscape—let’s see where it takes us!
REAL ESTATE SPOTLIGHT
36 Betrmount Avenue ~ $899,000
Where will you find something for 899 $ - no chance it's going for this price but I have to say. There are a lot of pluses to this little cutie in Leslieville, a part of the city that I love.
148 Booth Avenue ~ $1,399,000
Here is another listing that I like in Leslieville.
Villa - St. Tropez
Also, check out this Villa my friend is selling in St Tropez. Ain't she a beauty? Come to think of it, some high end real estate guys are asking me to join their teams in some capacity. Let's see where SFD lands... I'm probably good for a little promo and video work, no? Check it out below!
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FRANKIE’S SONG OF THE WEEK
I just added this song to my playlist, not sure why but I like it.
Add it to your playlist here!
TRIVIA
Category: Unusual World Records!
What is the record for the longest time someone has continuously spun a hula hoop? |
In 2018, a group in the UK set a record for the largest gathering of people dressed as what kind of fruit? |
What is the record for the most marshmallows caught in the mouth with a homemade catapult in one minute? |
Which country holds the record for the largest pizza ever made, spanning over 13,000 square feet? |
UPCOMING SPORTS EVENTS
Toronto
WEATHER THIS WEEK
TORONTO
MIAMI
PARIS
QUOTE OF THE WEEK
“La semplicità è l’ultima sofisticazione.” - Leonardo da Vinci
(“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication”)
Super Frankie is lazy. He loves technology because it makes life more simple. Technology is spawned from ideas that make life easier. He is the founder of Busys.ca which is a company that sells/leases and services printers, laptops, document management software, copiers, IT services, and phone systems throughout North America and Europe.
LET’S CONNECT
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