+1 My next laptop will likely cost me an additional $300-$500 because I refuse to ever buy a computer with 1366x768 resolution again. It is horrible for coding and even worse for Photoshoping pictures and graphics.
My bank called me a couple months ago (not related to this incident) and said that they were cancelling my card and issuing me a new one because they had reason to believe it could have been compromised even though no fraudulent charges had been made.
This seems like the appropriate thing to do. The card issuers should be contacting their customers to have the cards replaced.
Where I live in rural Canada the price is $1.371/L or about $5.19/gallon. Compared to many I have a relatively short commute each day (35Km/22 miles each way) and it is starting to hurt each time I fill up at the pump.
Just checked and Wikipedia only says "The English Wikipedia is currently locked for the SOPA/PIPA blackout" when viewing http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page from Canada also. These sites should be doing a full blackout in all countries.
I moved to Chrome 3 months ago for regular browsing and it was amazing how much fast things seemed to load. I still use FF for development becuase Firebug works much better than Firebug Lite on Chrome.
I cancelled my cable years ago and watch all shows online. I do occasionally turn on my TV to catch an NHL game on CBC (OTA). Other than that my TV has become a nice 32" monitor.
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I have used Dynadot for 3 years and they have been great..com only $9.75 (every year) and full DNS control.
I'd like to know who gathered those stats (especially the state by state).
I live in Nova Scotia (the 4th smallest province in Canada) and I can get either 5 Mbit DSL or 15Mbit Cable Internet.
According to your chart NS should be #1
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I eat turkey bacon regularly and it tastes nothing like real bacon. It tastes more like Bologna than bacon.
That election can't come soon enough. I just wish I had a Pirate Party candidate in my riding.
And nicer beaches
I live in NS, it is very nice. Lots of scenic rural areas and you're never that far from the [only] city.
+1 My next laptop will likely cost me an additional $300-$500 because I refuse to ever buy a computer with 1366x768 resolution again. It is horrible for coding and even worse for Photoshoping pictures and graphics.
My bank called me a couple months ago (not related to this incident) and said that they were cancelling my card and issuing me a new one because they had reason to believe it could have been compromised even though no fraudulent charges had been made. This seems like the appropriate thing to do. The card issuers should be contacting their customers to have the cards replaced.
Really wish I had mod points for this. +1
Where I live in rural Canada the price is $1.371/L or about $5.19/gallon. Compared to many I have a relatively short commute each day (35Km/22 miles each way) and it is starting to hurt each time I fill up at the pump.
+1 That is exactly what I was thinking.
+1 Sad truth
+1 Informative
Just checked and Wikipedia only says "The English Wikipedia is currently locked for the SOPA/PIPA blackout" when viewing http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page from Canada also. These sites should be doing a full blackout in all countries.
I see the link but not the logo. I'm in Canada.
I moved to Chrome 3 months ago for regular browsing and it was amazing how much fast things seemed to load. I still use FF for development becuase Firebug works much better than Firebug Lite on Chrome.
I should have mentioned that I am in Canada. We get CTV and CBC OTA with an antenna.
I cancelled my cable years ago and watch all shows online. I do occasionally turn on my TV to catch an NHL game on CBC (OTA). Other than that my TV has become a nice 32" monitor.
I have used Dynadot for 3 years and they have been great. .com only $9.75 (every year) and full DNS control.
No, that was my first thought when I read the headline too
I'd like to know who gathered those stats (especially the state by state). I live in Nova Scotia (the 4th smallest province in Canada) and I can get either 5 Mbit DSL or 15Mbit Cable Internet. According to your chart NS should be #1