I was being a bit facetious in the wake of Rogers being allowed to buy Shaw.
Of course they should be breaking up the large companies when there's not much competition, but I doubt they'll do much of anything.
I was being a bit facetious in the wake of Rogers being allowed to buy Shaw.
Of course they should be breaking up the large companies when there's not much competition, but I doubt they'll do much of anything.
And then they'll probably just have Air Canada buy WestJet so they can deliver better value or some shit. That seems to be the way competition goes now.
Conservative marketing seems like its written by someone who just learned about literary devices and has to use alliterations and rhymes everywhere. Sooooo clever. 🙄
They always have.
Are you using Wayland or X? Do you see the same behaviour in both?
I just don't watch many shows and a lot of the stuff coming out I don't find that great anyway so I'd rather do something else with my time than pay more for worse service.
Thanks! That site is pretty cool actually. 😀
What are we looking at? Do you have a link?
I thought that even the smaller companies were either owned by the big 3 or used their infrastructure. I'd love to he proven wrong though!
When I first read the headline, I thought it was maybe a good thing. Hurray for less military spending! I guess there's maybe one policy I might agree with.
Then I read the article and found the little "woke" nugget you mentioned. Seriously, conservatives are just completely fucked... I know people in the military and it's anything but woke! I'd like to see ANY of these fucking woke-saying assholes do a single day of basic training or handle even a few hours on an exercise!
Of course we all know that "warrior culture" in this context means kicking out anyone who's not a "straight" white male. Because nothing says warrior like being toxicly insecure about ones sexuality.
I just wish it meant bringing in Klingon codes of honour.
That's OK. I've already removed Netflix
I was thinking about switching to Proton but I'll probably just stick with Tutanota now.
Proton's users are probably mostly technical people. They really failed to read the room on this one.