Of course, the train would go from Toronto to Quebec City, not just across part of Toronto. It would also be much more comfortable and faster to take, and actually reduce traffic instead of inducing more of it, and enable so much more economic productivity potential.
It looks like Rogers does offer fibre to our house now, up to 1.5 gigabit down and 50 mb up. A pleasant surprise. Bell still does not. I'm not switching to Rogers, or Bell, but that is half the equation. We just need TekSavvy to use that infrastructure like they do their cable. The other […]
My real hope is still that with some of the CRTC rulings, one of the giants will put in the fibre infrastructure and then we could get it through TekSavvy. But who knows if or when that will happen.
For as much as this season has done very little for me, that line was a welcome bit of Tolkien-y wisdom.
Regarding the "unspecified Linux vulnerability" that the author has been "hyping the shit out of" (their words) all week - It's accidentally leaked, due to an unpaid open source maintainer making a boo boo. It's in CUPS, a printing subsystem. It isn't Linux specific. CUPS isn't faced much to […]
So I emailed my local conservative MPP about their project to ban new bike lanes in Toronto. This was shared in the news as "may be" but for sure it's happening, they already have all their talking points ready. All the same tired bad arguments: -We […] [Original post on jasette.facil.services]
I'm not going to be opposed if somebody has good advice to offer, but if I'm being honest I'm mostly posting this because I'm tired and annoyed.