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by def8cefe 6y ago
> Don't be so sure I won't. We should hang out then, since we both like arguing about inconsequential stuff online for way longer than is healthy :-P Lol, I meant that sincerely. You should do it if it's what you want to d
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by def8cefe 6y ago
> I made two visits to Canada last year, and bought gas at random outlets. At no point did it feel significantly more expensive than California prices - I converted in my head every time I filled up. This is another point. Canada is a h
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by def8cefe 6y ago
>2 bedroom in Downtown Vancouver - $3250 (presumably CAD, which is ~USD 2400)[3] This is one of those instances where things get lost in statistics without local knowledge. West Vancouver (part of downtown) is a very nice area a person w
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Dude I live in Canada lol. 5% of 270k CAD/200k USD is 10k USD. That's not an insignificant amount of money. Sales tax is higher here, 13% in Ontario vs ~7% in CA (varies by county or something weird). Things really are more expens
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by def8cefe 6y ago
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/commentary/article-... Here's an article from Canada's most respected business and finance paper breaking it down. Don't forget that cost of real estate&#x2F
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Just assign a second IP to the existing interface on the current box. You don't need a second computer or even a second NIC.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
The security torx bits are much weaker, I've actually snapped quite a few of them which has never happened to me with any other type.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Anything you save on rent you're spending on income tax. I love living here but for Silicon Valley types who only care about money it's a terrible choice.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
I have no idea, I'm a technician not an evangelist.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
They're security torx, iirc T7 size. You can get these bits at pretty much any hardware store.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Kanata isn't even a city, it has a population of 90,000. Where did you hear it was the 'Silicon Valley of Canada'? All your Internet traffic routes through the Toronto Internet Exchange.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
If anyone wants to check out a PeerTube instance that isn't just French language and/or porn videos https://diode.zone is cool.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
There are less options than the city in Halton Hills for sure but they still have access to LTE, DSL and sometimes cable. My point isn't that these areas are fine and don't need better service, my point is they should not be compa
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Just commenting again to try and make it up to all the people who buried my other reply. Let me go a bit more in depth. > It's not an environmental thing that gets transferred by geography so comparing the commute distance doesn&#x2
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by def8cefe 6y ago
>It'll also function just fine on your roof Assuming your roof is the same height or higher than nearby roofs and other obstructions.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
You can still reach them with internet marketing, people who live in rural Canada still use social media. In many rural areas there will be kind of a catch all local business that springs up and resells cable, dsl, dialup, landline, cell or
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by def8cefe 6y ago
From your name you live in LA. I live in and know the area I am talking about. Thanks for the suggestion. As for household income proximity to Toronto is an indicator of wealth in itself. I don't mean this in a belittling way, but if y
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by def8cefe 6y ago
>Should a highly visible revenue-oriented corporation really aim to improve connectivity out in the boonies? That's the only place the service will function, unless you're using it in a park or field somewhere in the GTA... so
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Depends on the wireless ISP. Speaking generally, a wireless ISP has the potential to provide much better service at a much lower price. As compared to current satellite internet providers it is exponentially better, as compared to Starlink.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
>I know a lot of people wishing for competitive options to disconnect themselves from Rogers/Bell/Telus and would see this as something compelling. They wouldn't when they realise that it is a cheaper alternative to existi
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by def8cefe 6y ago
>"I live in rural Ontario where there are no providers that can provide internet at a fast and affordable price," said Mahdi Hossinzehi, a resident of Cedar Valley, Ont., about 30 kilometres north of Toronto. "With fast, r
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by def8cefe 6y ago
I had my tongue so far in my cheek when I wrote that I may need stitches. She may not be a career criminal but after she torched a police car she's at least an amateur.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Oh they do. I'm from the Toronto area and I remember quite well the G20 riots of 2010. People were applauding the arson of TPS cruisers on the Internet. There are almost 7 billion people on this planet and at least a third of them have
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by def8cefe 6y ago
There is interest in OSINT but my comment could be misconstrued as supportive of or normalizing LE practises so that upsets a very vocal interest group on the Internet.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
I'm shocked less by the fact the person was identified and more by the fact the person didn't feel the need to cover up an identifying tattoo or a limited-run t-shirt they left a review for while committing a felony. I'm st
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by def8cefe 6y ago
It's called OSINT and it's been around a lot longer than 2010.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Depends on the country and what they're guarding. Most places you can only fire on people to protect humans and not property so if Spot is the only one there it won't matter anyway. Plus it could probably kick the shit out of some
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Those are gonna be some expensive coats.
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by def8cefe 6y ago
Guessing it's related to a bug on the platform from last year. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-11-05/robinhood...
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by def8cefe 6y ago
I've worked briefly with order picker software. It wasn't a POS but used in the same environment (roaming around a warehouse). It was a terminal application accessed in an android app with some proprietary equivalent of mosh (just

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