SpikedCola

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by SpikedCola 13y ago
AFAIK Internet is unregulated here. The CRTC is [basically] run by Bell & Rogers, they seem to do what they want. When one has a deal, the other shortly follows - when you cancel with one you're stuck going to the other. As long as they
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by SpikedCola 13y ago
I was with TekSavvy before I moved (2x25mbit mlppp). Everything was great, and there was even a promo for "no activation fees" when I signed up. When I moved a year later, they told me I would have to pay that activation fee again, because
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by SpikedCola 13y ago
You're well off. Here in Ontario, I pay ~$75 a month (after taxes & extra fees) for 25mbit. I would kill for $60 40mbit service.
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by SpikedCola 13y ago
As a C# developer, I had a hell of a time wrapping my head around Obj-C. I tried Titanium SDK hoping writing in JS would be more natural, but after several days I had a broken app that did nothing close to what I was trying to do. When I sa
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by SpikedCola 13y ago
No kidding - they appear to be focusing on answering question #1 and completely avoiding #2 & #3. Does not instill confidence.
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Show HN: My Weekend Project - Download All HGTV.ca Episodes(github.com)
1 points by SpikedCola 14y ago|0 comments
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by SpikedCola 14y ago
Only double-encrypted volumes provide plausible deniability. And even then you're not 100% safe. You can absolutely be arrested/detained/jailed/denied entry for not giving up a password.
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by SpikedCola 14y ago
110% agree
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Texas Instruments Offering Free PCBs(estore.ti.com)
1 points by SpikedCola 14y ago|0 comments
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by SpikedCola 14y ago
Cool, but old news.