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   by calvintennant 14y ago

   Another update lets the user add in their own chords: http://calvintennant.ca/learningguitar/12-08-21/
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   by calvintennant 14y ago

   Dosen't really justify another post, but I wrote a little update that lets the user pick chords: http://calvintennant.ca/learningguitar/12-08-20/ Release early, release often.
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   by calvintennant 14y ago

   Thanks :) I was planning on adding the chord chart to help me learn some more chords.
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   Show HN: How a developer learns to play the guitar (Angular.js)(youtube.com)

   5 points by calvintennant 14y ago|4 comments
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   by calvintennant 14y ago

   And because I'm a content-management geek: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/wxytJ
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   by calvintennant 14y ago

   Ahha, actually I did. A friend pointed it out minutes after I posted the petition and I corrected it.
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   by calvintennant 14y ago

   For sure, I expect that Google Fiber will be available throughout most of the US before the service comes to Canada, but prepending their arrival here the CRTC will have to restructure some of the laws that are currently in place. I feel it
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   by calvintennant 14y ago

   I hope that we can have this discussion; I've even created a repo for it: https://github.com/calvintennant/Open-Specification-for-Broa... . There are a lot of issues with how the CRTC is operating, I hope we can induce change.
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   by calvintennant 14y ago

   It's not as important to get Google to pay attention as it is to get the CRTC to pay attention. There are laws in place preventing foreign competition in the Canadian marketplace, which in conjunction with other laws have essentially create
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    Bring Google Fibre into Canada(avaaz.org)

    83 points by calvintennant 14y ago|33 comments
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    Simple function that abstracts sprite mapping in Three.js(gist.github.com)

    1 points by calvintennant 15y ago|0 comments
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    by calvintennant 15y ago

    Also posted this on Reddit for those of you there: http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/pst53/att_fcc_al... This is a really big issue, Canada faced usage-based-billing once already. Big telcos need to know that we're not going to
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    AT&T, FCC, All ISPs who Cap their Data Plans: Stop Data Capping(change.org)

    2 points by calvintennant 15y ago|2 comments