Can someone please tell my why I'm hearing so much bitching and complaining about how expensive cable is and why i'm not hearing are these words, "I cancelled my cable TV."?
Doesn't Teksavvy use PPPoE over Bell's lines? What's to stop them from implementing MPPE and encrypting their customer content? (a google search indicates that this question came up in 2007.)
When you fly as much as the typical Global Entry/Nexus holder does, that isn't an "expense". It's a cost savings because of all the time you save by NOT being in a long line up.
Those "1 weird trick" ads did push me to install dnsmasq on my laptop. I've configured dnsmasq to handle domain lookups for lots of ad serving hosts and domains and it returns 127.0.0.1 for those lookups which saves me from said ads.
Don't forget to add that you have also copied DFATD (Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development) and the Minister in charge. I mean, if they want to make it an international incident, might as well get the ball rolling.
I've seen that happen where some economy pax dumps their cases in the overhead. I've also seen the flight attendants tell them to take them back with them or just remove them from the cabin and have them sky checked.
I've also had one entitled woman remove someones bag because that was "her space" (even though it actually wasn't, but that's a different story).
I recommend the satellite technology industry. It's got to be THE most stagnant industry in tech these days. Satellite modems have finally heard of this wonderful thing called "Ethernet" and "Internet Protocol". Why, by 2100, they might have support for ipv6.
To be fair, there's only so much you can do with satellite. It's hugely bandwidth limited and the latency kills a lot of applications. The only real innovations that I can think of is Carrier-in-Carrier aka Doubletalk and Vipersat. You can't count the implementation of Low Density Parity Check simply because the theory was written in the 60s and only now do we have the computing power to do it.
Same for the Port Mann and Golden Ears bridges in the Greater Vancouver area (neither are in the city of Vancouver). No cash. They send a bill in the mail (or in my case, charge my card once monthly as they scan my RFID transponder and have a card on file for me).
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It's a bit sad when "Russia Today" is the preferred place to go when you are a whistleblower.
Can someone please tell my why I'm hearing so much bitching and complaining about how expensive cable is and why i'm not hearing are these words, "I cancelled my cable TV."?
That's what they did here in Canada.
They make LPG tanks that are designed to either fit in the same space as a flat tank or even to fit in where a spare tire would normally go.
It is still pressurized to about 250psi (if I remember correctly from my LPG pumping days).
Tell you what, we'll take our apathy and greed and environmental destruction and you can have Quebec.
Doesn't Teksavvy use PPPoE over Bell's lines? What's to stop them from implementing MPPE and encrypting their customer content? (a google search indicates that this question came up in 2007.)
The BC Legislature actually passed a bill that prohibits negative option billing when that happened. It's probably still in effect.
When you fly as much as the typical Global Entry/Nexus holder does, that isn't an "expense". It's a cost savings because of all the time you save by NOT being in a long line up.
The rumour mill has it that the ATC will be transferred to your RPAL in the near future so you won't need an ATC any longer.
Sometimes, the degree is the only way to get your foot in the door. Alternatively, sometimes the degree is the only reason you're not out the door.
I'm surprised by this. I was required to take an english course in college when getting my tech diploma. It's focus was on technical writing.
Also, have you mentioned to the engineer in question that it's "specification" and not "speckification"?
Except that open source... oh, I see what you did there....
I won't use it. Sending secure banking information over insecure email doesn't really do it for me.
Those "1 weird trick" ads did push me to install dnsmasq on my laptop. I've configured dnsmasq to handle domain lookups for lots of ad serving hosts and domains and it returns 127.0.0.1 for those lookups which saves me from said ads.
> Homes are not businesses. They are homes.
I hope you don't work out of your home then. After all.....
And yet.... requiring ID to vote is racist.
Don't forget to add that you have also copied DFATD (Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development) and the Minister in charge. I mean, if they want to make it an international incident, might as well get the ball rolling.
This is the correct reply. Force them to work in the proper jurisdiction of action.
"It's legal" - Judge Dredd.
I've seen that happen where some economy pax dumps their cases in the overhead. I've also seen the flight attendants tell them to take them back with them or just remove them from the cabin and have them sky checked.
I've also had one entitled woman remove someones bag because that was "her space" (even though it actually wasn't, but that's a different story).
I recommend the satellite technology industry. It's got to be THE most stagnant industry in tech these days. Satellite modems have finally heard of this wonderful thing called "Ethernet" and "Internet Protocol". Why, by 2100, they might have support for ipv6.
To be fair, there's only so much you can do with satellite. It's hugely bandwidth limited and the latency kills a lot of applications. The only real innovations that I can think of is Carrier-in-Carrier aka Doubletalk and Vipersat. You can't count the implementation of Low Density Parity Check simply because the theory was written in the 60s and only now do we have the computing power to do it.
And its collected every time you put gas in your car or perform the periodic registration of said vehicle.
Same for the Port Mann and Golden Ears bridges in the Greater Vancouver area (neither are in the city of Vancouver). No cash. They send a bill in the mail (or in my case, charge my card once monthly as they scan my RFID transponder and have a card on file for me).
Sorry, $140.